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LeBron overtook Wilt Chamberlain with a play against Denver, the Dallas crisis worsens
James climbed to third place all-time in field baskets and finished with a triple-double in the Lakers' 93-114 lead.
Golden State defeated the Mavericks 116: 147, breaking a negative record.
Portland defeated Philadelphia without Lillard and McCollum, a win for Utah as well
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Still at its peak.
LeBron vs. Jukic (Photo: GettyImages, Harry How)
Five games took place tonight (Thursday through Friday) in the NBA.
Golden State deepened the Dallas crisis, Portland defeated Philadelphia, Utah cruised again, and Houston did win, but remained worried about a not-so-easy injury to Christian Wood.
The round closed with a big Lakers win over the Nuggets.
Tonight:
Atlanta (12:10) - Utah (5:17) 112: 91
Dallas (14: 9) - Golden State (10:12) 147: 116
Philadelphia (7:16) - Portland (9:12) 121 : 105
Memphis (8: 9) - Houston (10:11) 115: 103
LA Lakers (6:17) - Denver (12: 9) 93: 114
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LA Lakers (6:17) - Denver (12: 9) 93: 114
Another great LeBron James night, another night where he proves that even at his age he is still dominant.
King James provided another triple-double with 27 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists, extended his streak with at least 15 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists to 23, and the highlight: Bypassing Wilt Chamberlain in field baskets In his career, occupying third place in NBA history.
A dominant third quarter of the Lakers under his leadership gave the signal for an escape, and from there the Nuggets had no answers.
In addition to LeBron, Dennis Schroeder also stood out with 21 points, with Tylan Horton Tucker adding 17. Jamal Marie led the loser with 20, while Nikola Jokic was limited to just 13 (6 of 16 from the field) alongside 10 rebounds and 6 assists.
Dallas (14: 9) - Golden State (10:12) 147: 116 With
no three inside players and with only nine players on the roster, Steve Kerr gambled on an extreme small-ball, with no player over 2.00 yards partnered, and Raymond Green spent most of the minutes His as a chin.
Against the fragile and disappointing Dallas, it worked and how: the Warriors hit 22 threes at over 50 percent, handed out 37 assists and inflicted a hard defeat on the Mavericks, deepening its crisis, absorbing the most points in a single game without overtime in franchise history.
Kelly Obera was passionate with a career-high 40 points alongside 8 rebounds, Steph Kerry added 28 and 6 assists and Raymond Green did it all with 11 points and 15 assists.
The Mavericks with a seventh loss in the last eight games and with plenty of cause for concern, despite 27 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists by Luka Doncic and 25 by Kristaps Forzingis.
This is already a real crisis.
Doncic and Hardway Jr. frustrated (Photo: Reuters)
Philadelphia (7:16) - Portland (9:12) 121: 105
An impressive victory for the Blazers, who defeated one of the best teams in the league despite missing Damien Lillard and CJ McCollum.
The first half was still completely controlled by Joel Ambide who scored 32 points in the first two quarters, but a tremendous third quarter in which the visitors completed a 19:40 run, decided the game even before the last quarter.
Gary Trent led the winner with 24, Carmelo Anthony contributed 22 and Vance Canter added 18 and 17 rebounds, while on the other side Joel Ambide's 37 and Tobias Harris' double-double with 12 and 11 rebounds did not prevent the Sixers from losing after four straight wins. .
Atlanta (12:10) - Utah (5:17) 112: 91 The
team with the best balance in the league had no difficulty against the Hawks without Trey Young, with another game ending with a balanced scoring list.
Jordan Clarkson led it with 23 alongside 7 rebounds, Bojan Bogdanovic added 21 and Donovan Mitchell settled for 18.
Atlanta was led by John Collins with 17 and 7 rebounds.
Worried Houston.
Christian Wood (Photo: GettyImages, Justin Ford)
Memphis (8: 9) - Houston (10:11) 115: 103
Seventh win in the last eight games for improving Houston, which received 22 points from John Wall, 20 from Marik Gordon and a season-high 19 from Jason Tate, but also saw alarming pictures when Christian Wood (who managed to score 17 points) was injured and dropped off the parquet on a stretcher, appearing significantly injured.
The highlight for the Grizzlies was the ability of rookie Desmond Bain, who led the scoring list with 16.
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