Detroit Pistons equal the longest losing streak in league history, Mavericks remain winless and much more in the NBA round
On the night of last Thursday, 28th, the round of NBA was filled with wonderful games for lovers of the orange ball sport. With overtime, run-overs and much more, see what the results of the matches in the biggest basketball league in the world were.
The night couldn’t start better. In a match that went into extra time, the Boston Celtics won the Detroit Pistons by 128 to 122, making the franchise Michigan equaled the longest losing streak in league history. The highlight was Jayson Tatum (31 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds) and Kristap Porzingis (35 points, eight rebounds and one assist). Already in IllinoisO Chicago Bulls lost at home to Indiana Pacers by 120 to 104, with a good game of Tyrese Halliburtonwho scored 21 points and dished out an impressive 20 assists, as well as three rebounds.
O New Orleans Pelicans enjoyed an inspired night of Zion Williamson (21 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists) to win the Utah Jazz by 112 to 105. Trying to secure more and more leadership, the Minnesota Timberwolves hit the Dallas Mavericks by 118 to 110, which was again without its star, Luka Doncic. The highlight of the night was Anthony Edwards, who scored an impressive 44 points, four assists and three rebounds. In addition to Rudy Gobertwith 20 points, 11 rebounds and two assists.
Guaranteeing a sensational defeat, the Denver Nuggets witnessed a magical night of Nikola Jokic to beat the Memphis Grizzlieswithout Ja Morant, 142 to 105. The Serbian scored a triple-double with 26 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists. At CaliforniaO Miami Heat proved to be an uncomfortable visitor when he beat the Golden State Warriors by 114 to 102, with a good performance from Bam Adebayo (17 points, 11 rebounds and four assists) and Tyler Herro (26 points, seven rebounds and two assists).
After five matches, the San Antonio Spurs won again, beating the Portland Trail Blazers by 118 to 105, with a good game of Victor Wembanyama (30 points, six rebounds and six assists). Finally, the Los Angeles Lakers ran over the Charlotte Hornets by 133 to 112, with a great game of LeBron Jameswho recorded a double-double with 17 points and 11 assists, in addition to four rebounds.
Source: sportbuzz
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