The Kings Kings stunned in the final second and arranged a dramatic 118: 119 on the Rockets • Derek Rose also made a formidable move in the 103:10 of the Pistons against New Orleans • A 15th consecutive win for Milwaukee, 101: 110 over Orlando

• Namania Beilice celebrates the most dramatic trio of his career

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Houston - Sacramento 119: 118

Four clutch baskets came in in the final 23 seconds of the crazy Houston drama. It started with Ben McLemore, who shot a three-pointer to the hosts, 23 seconds into the end, Buddy the boy immediately returned with one of his own, with 8.4 seconds remaining. Russell Westbrook didn't get excited, made it all the way to the basket and put two more in, with less than a second left on the clock. At the most critical stage in the game, the Kings went on a ball sponsored by FJ Tucker, who found Neemania Byelice the most dramatic triple of his career.

A tremendous victory for Sacramento, which by the way achieved a season-high victory. Aside from the wonderful three-pointer, one meter behind the three-line, Beilice also scored 17 points. Buddy Boy stood out for the Kings with 26 points. For the Rockets, 34 points (13 from 17 from the field) and 8 Westbrook assists were not enough, James Harden finished with 27 points (8 from 19 from the field) and 10 assists.

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Sacramento Proud! #TissotBuzzerBeater #ThisIsYourTime

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Dec 9, 2019 at 10:26 pm PST

Indiana - LA Clippers 110: 99

Kawai Leonard was on the bench again, but the focus was Paul George, who had a spicy encounter with the ex, who returned fans with quite a bit of scorn throughout the game. It ended with 36 points, including seven three-pointers from George, who had already closed interest in the late third quarter with two three clutches. Besides that, the Clippers star added 9 rebounds and 5 assists in his stat line. Montrez Harrell added 26 and 8 rebounds for the winners. Domantas Savonis led the losers with 18 points and 22 rebounds.

Milwaukee - Orlando 101: 110

The Bucks have extended their winning streak following a predictable victory over the Magic, who have had trouble dealing with the Green Freak. The same Janis Endocombo starred with 32 points, 15 rebounds and 8 assists, with Chris Middleton adding 20 and 9 rebounds to the winners, who in fact closed interest only in the final and final quarter. The losers got 26 from Owen Fournier.

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@drose breaks out for 17 in the 4th plus the game winner for the @detroitpistons!

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Dec 9, 2019 at 9:03 pm PST

New Orleans - Detroit 105: 103

The Pistons also achieved a tenth win of the season after winning in the last second, thanks to a forgotten basket reminiscent of Derrick Rose's fourth quarter. The host managed to return from a double-digit lag to par, but in the final attack, Rose took the ball, just like the good old days, and threw the victory basket with much emotion, leaving 0.3 seconds remaining on the clock. The same Rose led Detroit with 21 points (17 in the fourth) and 7 assists. Blake stank the hardwood with only 5 points. The Pistons received 31 from Brandon Ingram.

In other games: Boston (5:17) - Cleveland (18: 5) 88: 110, Chicago (17: 8) - Toronto (7:16) 93:92, Phoenix (12:11) - Minnesota (13:10) 109: 125, Utah (11:13) - Oklahoma City (12:11) 104: 90, Golden State (20: 5) - Memphis (16: 7) 110: 102.