Memphis - LA Lakers 95: 108.
The Lakers also lost to the Grizzlies.
She was close to her opponent until the last quarter, but when a team loses 22 balls, someday it will cost them dearly - and that is what happened in the decisive minutes.
Even LeBron James, who is trying to carry the Lakers forward, is unable to get her out of mediocrity, and the only thing that is positive about him are his personal books, which tonight have placed him higher in history.
King James scored 20 points, handed out 11 assists and picked up 10 rebounds to reach a hundred career triple-doubles, making him fifth in the history of the best league in the world to do so.
Who is first in this table?
Teammate Russell Westbrook with 189.
LeBron also rose to 11th place in the all-time steals table, overtaking former star Carl Malone and reaching 2086 steals.
He is now 26 steals away from putting in the top ten and getting Alvin Robertson out of it.
On the winning side, Jaren Jackson led the Grizzlies with 25 points and got a shoulder from Desmond Bain who added 23 points of his own.
Philadelphia - Utah 118: 96.
The Jazz have been playing six consecutive victories.
This time it happened in a tough away game against the Sixers who are on the rise, but still unstable.
Rudy is growing.
Power under baskets, Photo: AFP
Although Donovan Mitchell led the winners with 22 points, the man of the match was Rudy Guber, who alongside 17 points picked up 21 rebounds and ruled under the baskets, along with Hassan Whiteside, who alongside 10 rebounds scored 14 points.
Utah also knew how to stop Philadelphia's No. 1 man, Joel Ambide, who settled for 19 points and nine rebounds.
San Antonio - Denver 111: 123.
The Spurs took advantage of the fact that the Nuggets are playing with a missing and injured roster to control the game from the first moment and get back on the winning track after two straight losses.
The triangle that led to the win included Derek White with 23 points, Lonnie Walker with 21 points and Jonathon Walker who flirted with the triple double, scoring 20 points, delivering 9 assists and picking up 8 rebounds.
Nikola Jukic.
Did everything, but it was not enough, Photo: USA TODAY Sports
Whoever recorded a triple-double, for the fifth time this season, was Denver star Nikola Jukic, who scored 22 points, picked up 13 rebounds and handed out 10 assists, but as mentioned it did not help the Nuggets.
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