Toronto manages to return from lag 30 to 107: 110 dramatic over Dallas • Lowry with 32 points swept the Raptors for major comeback in club history • Oklahoma City surprised (112: 118) Clippers • Lakers (without LeBron) lost to Denver

• Lowry celebrates the champion's Kambakhadir at dawn

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Toronto - Dallas 107: 110

So what do you say about the Raptors, who made the big comeback in the club's history early last night after being able to return from a hole at 30 points! Two and a half minutes into the third quarter, the champion was already lagging 85:55 and the fourth quarter seemed to be just minutes, but in the final 12 minutes, the hosts knocked off a 21:47 run, which completely turned the creator.

As mentioned, Toronto recorded its fifth consecutive win a lot thanks to Kyle Lowry, who sparked throughout the game with 32 points, 10 assists and 8 rebounds, with a 20-point tally in the final quarter. Chris Bushey, who dominated the game with 4 points in the final minute, finished with a career-high 21 points, in addition to 7 rebounds. Randy Hollis-Jefferson contributed 18 of his own. On the other side, with the Mavericks, who lost the lead four minutes to the finish (97:98), Branson stood out with 21 points and 9 assists, Kristaps Porzingis scored 19 points. The injured Luca Donchic just looked off the bench.

Lakers - Denver 128: 104

For the first time this season, LeBron James got rest due to a minor injury to his chest muscles, and his Lakers simply had trouble functioning. While Anthony Davies tried to change the script with a 32-point and 11 rebounds statistic, he also failed to prevent the hosts 'loss and the Nuggets' sixth straight win. Paul Millsap led the winner with 21 points in 21 minutes on the hardwood. Nicolas Yukich added 18 points.

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Dec 22, 2019 at 6:59 pm PST

Oklahoma City - LA Clippers 112: 118

The Thunder also made an impressive comeback of their own, as they managed to come back from 18 points late in the second quarter. Shea Gilles-Alexander made the big difference with 32 points. Dennis Schroeder added 28 points, and Chris Paul assisted with 12 of his own. On the other side Williams led the Clippers with 22 and 7 assists, Paul George, who had another encounter with the ex, was anemic with 18 points and 8 turnovers. Kwai Leonard again got his rest.

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Dec 22, 2019 at 6:36 pm PST

Milwaukee - Indiana 89: 117

The Bucks are trying to put together a positive-order streak, which this time already stands at three consecutive wins and Janis Antocompo was once again above everyone else, this time with 18 points, 19 rebounds, 9 assists and 2 blocks, Wesley Matthews added 19 of his own. On the other side, the Pacers, who surrendered a great second half to the Bucks (34:58), received 19 points and 18 rebounds on the side of Domantas Savonis.

In another game : Boston (7:20) - Charlotte (20:13) 93: 119