The third game night of the NBA season provided us with three games, which promised long before, and lasted long after.
Golden State defeated the Clippers 113: 115 thanks to a performance by Steph Kerry, Miami in a huge show defeated champion Milwaukee 95: 137 and Doncic's Dallas was defeated by Atlanta 113: 87.
Golden State - LA Clippers 113: 115
After scoring just 5 of 21 from the field and 2 of 8 for three in a win over the Lakers (and finishing with a triple-double), this time Steph Kerry scored a much higher percentage, finishing with 45 points and helping the Warriors beat the Clippers.
The game in San Francisco was saturated with upheavals.
Thanks to Kerry's 0:12 run and 25 points in the first quarter, the Warriors were already leading by 19 points, but the visitors knew how to come back and with their own 25: 5 run turned the result on the way to 67:66 at the break.
The Golden State star eventually rose to prominence in Money Time, and with two clutch threes managed to give his team the win.
Andrew Wiggins added 17 points for the Warriors, Paul George with 29 for the Clippers.
A one-man show.
Kerry, Photo: AP,
Miami - Milwaukee 95: 137
If for a moment you thought Miami's tremendous ability came down to the preseason - you got the answer tonight.
The Heat defeated the champion by 42 points (!) And provided a clear statement of intent for the season - we are going all the way.
Tyler Hiro led the hit with 27 points, Jimmy Butler followed with 21. In the first quarter they already led 3:22 after a 0:19 run and finished it with a 23-point lead.
Later the champion just gave up and knew she would not return to the game.
Yannis Antocompo settled for 15 points and 10 rebounds in 23 minutes but on a night like that of Miami, nothing would have helped.
Tyler Hiro.
Above all, Photo: AP,
Atlanta - Dallas 87: 113
The matchup between Luka Doncic and Trey Young was one of the most intriguing we expected, but it was Cam Radish who led the list of scenes, with 20 points in 21 minutes that helped Atlanta beat Doncic and his team.
The Slovenian scored "only" 18 points and with 6 of 17 from the field and 2 of 7 for three, led the Mavericks' list of goals, but as mentioned it was not enough.
An 8:22 run after the break gave the Hawks a 20-point lead, from which Dallas could no longer come back.
Young finished with 19 points and based on that game alone, it looks like Atlanta will have a lot to sell this season.
Doncic.
Dallas needs to get involved, Photo: AFP,
