LeBron and his teammates recorded a second loss after setting a negative record in points in a 105: 86 loss against Oklahoma City • Boston danced with a 115: 149 over Brooklyn • The Raptors defeated the Magic and remained perfect

• LeBron James. Second bubble loss

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Six games took place tonight in the sterile bubble in Orlando when the clear favorite for the championship, the Los Angeles Lakers, did show up for the game, but not much beyond that.

Lakers - Oklahoma City 105: 86

The Lakers once again looked unconvincing and in fact since returning to the floor, LeBron and his teammates have only managed to pick up two wins from four games. This time LeBron James once again looked anemic with 19 points and 11 rebounds in 30 minutes on the field, Anthony Davis also failed to shine, finishing with 9 points on 3 of 11 from the field. And if that wasn’t enough, the Lakers recorded a negative season record in points, showing a staggering percentage from the field (scoring only 35 percent from the field). On the other hand, the one who took advantage of the anemia and arranged for the Thunder their first win of the season over the Lakers was Chris Paul with 21 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists.

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Boston - Brooklyn 115: 149

The Celtics (23:45) flew at all costs and it definitely paid off for them on the way to the record highs they set tonight at the expense of the Nets. The host managed even without Kamba Walker who suffers from knee pain on the way to a 52:71 advantage after 24 minutes. The winner was accurate with a great percentage off the arc (20 of 39) with Jaylen Brown contributing 21 points in 23 minutes on the floor. Gordon Hayward was also great with 18 points and 7 assists. On the other hand, Jeremiah Martin scored 20 for the Hunts.

Orlando - Toronto 109: 99

The Raptors have maintained a perfect balance since returning to the floor with a third straight win. Orlando, who scored just 11 points in the first quarter, trailed by 20 points after 2 quarters, and in fact gave up already at the break. By the way, that does not stop the Magic from still being in eighth place in the East, only half a game away from Washington. Fred VanAllit, who was also great against Miami, continued to bomb, this time with 21 points and 10 assists. Pascal Siakam added 15 points of his own, Ivan Fournier and Terence Ross scored 15 each for the Magic.

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San Antonio - Denver 132: 126

Michael Porter Jr. was once again everywhere on the floor, this time with a double-double of 30 points and 15 rebounds. The Nuggets, who were 8 points behind in the final quarter stages, were aided by a 13: 4 alliance to rise to a 23:45 balance. Nikola Jukic did his thing with 25 points and 11 assists. On the other hand, Rudy Gay contributed 24 points to the Spurs.

In more games: Utah (25:43) - Memphis (37:32) 115: 124, Washington (44:24) - Philadelphia (27:41) 107: 98.