Ten games and above all two important notes in tonight's round in the NBA: the first is the overtaking of the Brooklyn Nets on Philadelphia at the head of the Eastern Conference;
the second is the Milwaukee Bucks' heavy ranking success over the Lakers who slide to fourth place and still lose ground with the top of the standings in the west.
The Nets crowned their chase and leapt into the lead east, overtaking the Sixers.
Brooklyn's side beat the Rockets 120-108 tonight, thanks largely to Kyrie Irving (31 points and 12 assists) and Joe Harris (28 points), while the great ex of the challenge, the beard Harden was a little subdued by comparison. to his standards and limited himself to 17 points.
Great success of the Bucks on the field of the reigning champions.
The Lakers, still lacking LeBron James and Anthony Davis, are struggling to find the polish of the best times.
Guests prevail, driven by Jrue Holiday (28 points) and Giannis Antetokounmpo (25 points and 10 rebounds).
While the reigning champions have to give up after a few minutes due to injury to Andre Drummond too.
Success also for the Utah Jazz, who beat Memphis away 111-107, showing that they were not frightened by the impact of their plane in the morning with a flock of birds, which caused the explosion of an engine forcing the pilot at an emergency landing.
Utah consolidates its position in the lead of the Western Conference, and behind it Phoenix keeps pace that tonight beat the Chicago Bulls 121-116, with an extraordinary game of Devin Booker, scoring 45 points.
Finally, the away victory of Dallas over Boston for 113-108, with 36 points signed by Luka Doncic, should be recorded.