ROMA (ITALPRESS) – Detroit and Toronto don’t stop anymore, while in Minnesota Anthony Edwards’ super performance is not enough to have the best on Sacramento. These are some of the verdicts of the rich night of Nba, with ten games played. In the Eastern Conference, the Pistons march continues, which against the Indiana Pacers close the first time 55-71 and then resist the remonta winning 117-122 and achieving the thirteenth consecutive success.
For the Pacers it is the tenth defeat in the last eleven games. The Raptors, on the other hand, get the eighth round win over the Cleveland Cavaliers for 110-99: the season’s maximum Brandon Ingram, which scores 15 of his 37 evening points in the third quarter. Remaining in the East, fifth consecutive defeat for the Milwaukee Bucks, who also have to do without Giannis Antetokounmpo in the challenge won by the Portland Trail Blazers for 103-115. The second win in the last five games in Portland led to the signing of Jerami Grant (35 points), in an evening in which Damian Lillard presented himself despite the injury to take the greeting of his former fans and companions.
About ex, for personal reasons, Kevin Durant’s return to Phoenix did not materialize: the Houston Rockets impose a net 92-114 (22 points of Amen Thompson and 22 of Aaron Holiday from the bench) interrupting the strip three consecutive Suns victories. Also in the west, the overtime of the Sacramento Kings stands against the Minnesota Timberwolves.
I T’wolves still waste all the advantage in the final (around ten points three minutes from the end) and give overtime: 117-112 the final result of Edwards’ 43 points.
As for the other games of the evening, home wins for Miami Heat (106-102 against the Dallas Mavericks), New Orleans Pelicans (143-130 against the Chicago Bulls) and Golden State Warriors (134-117 against Utah Jazz), while the outside hits of the New York Knicks (100-113 in the derby of the Big Apple with the Brooklyn Nets) and the Denver Nuggets (115-125 against the Mezzlies).
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