Miami Heat and Phoenix Suns took the lead in the NBA semifinals; know how were the victories of the two teams last Monday, 8
the season in NBA is getting more and more funneling and heat and suns started the semifinals with victory. For the Western Conference, Phoenix beat the Dallas Mavericks by the score of 121 to 114 and got an important advantage for this beginning of the dispute for a place in the final. Meanwhile, for the Eastern Conference, Miami had no difficulties against Philadelphia 76ers.
Starting with the confrontation between Suns and Mavericks, the semifinal between their teams started in a balanced way, but with the advantage of Phoenix. Even with Luka Doncic inspired, Dallas failed to come out with a victory in the first game between the teams. The ace scored 45 points, but it wasn’t enough for the Mavs to emerge victorious.
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For the Suns, Devin Booker was largely responsible for the victory against the Mavericks. The player achieved a triple-double with 32 points, 9 rebounds and 8 assists. Deandre Ayton and Chris Paul were also instrumental in Phoenix’s collective victory in this first Western Conference semifinal match.
In the Eastern Conference, the Heat started ahead. The team faced the Philadelphia 76ers and got a win from 106 to 92. Miami had no difficulties to come out with the victory and now prepares to face rivals this Wednesday, 4th, at 20:30 (Brasília time), still facing of your crowd. Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo were the highlights of the match with 25 and 24 points in the first semifinal.
It is worth mentioning that Philadelphia did not count on the presence of Embiid. The player, who is the main name of the team in the NBA season, was out of the confrontation and was an embezzlement felt by the 76ers. The Miami Heat knew how to take advantage of the absence of the ace in the rivals and took advantage in the confrontation.
The @MiamiHEAT (1-0) & @Suns (1-0) each open up the Conference Semifinals with a home W!#NBAPlayoffs presented by Google Pixel pic.twitter.com/MfP2tgntnM
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