King James snapped 6 3-pointers and led the Lakers to 102: 129 echoing over San Antonio • 34 points to New York's Milwaukee 108: 120 freak of Greeks • Harden's 40 points swept Houston to 110: 125 on Charlotte
LeBron James celebrates on the hardwood. Some people worry about him
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Lakers - Portland 102: 129
LeBron James with an uncharacteristic three-pointer performance swept the Lakers to first victory since Kobe Bryant's tragic death. The King of the Angels snapped five consecutive threes, with the latter also receiving a bonus shot after being dropped on the hardwood. LeBron, who finished another dream night with 36 points (12 of 20 from the field, 6 of 9 from three), 9 assists and 7 rebounds, also assisted Anthony Davies and Kyle Kuzma, who scored 18 points each. 28 points by Damar Drusen, not quite enough for Spurs, who continue to move away from eighth place in the West.
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@kingjames hits his 5th triple (5/5) in the 4th for the @lakers!
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New Orleans - Milwaukee 120: 108
The Bucks, who hold the best balance in the league, rose to a 7:43 balance after a tributary of games. Janis Antetokompo with another day at work, showed that he was a great fit, this time with a statistical line of 34 points, 17 rebounds and 6 assists. Kris Middleton added 20 points, 8 assists and 8 rebounds for Milwaukee, flying to 24:42 in the third quarter, a run that also actually made the run. Brandon Ingram scored 32 for New Orleans. The one who didn't quite get into the zone was Zayon Williamson, who had trouble with the Bucks' defense, scoring just 5 of 19 from the field and finishing with 20 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists.
Houston - Charlotte 110: 125
James Harden signaled that the quiet period was already behind him with a second consecutive 40-point game. The man and the old man, who was far from a single rebound from Triple Double (12 assists and 9 rebounds), was able to prove much maturity despite the disadvantage of injured Russell Westbrook and Clint Cappella. Danielle House added 22 and nine rebounds for the hosts. In the Charlotte ranks, Miles Bridges stood out with 20 and 15 rebounds, which wasn't exactly enough.
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The @bucks, @lakers, @houstonrockets & @nuggets each WIN on Tuesday night!
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Denver - Portland 99: 127
Damian Lillard, who has scored almost 50 points on average in the last six games, returned to the ground with a 21-point game and the Blazers really failed to return from a 26-point lag! Points already after two quarters (38:64). Nicolas Yukich led the winner with 29 points, 13 rebounds and 9 assists, Jamal Murray added 20 of his own.
