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Yannis and Milwaukee defeated fading Denver, Forzingis led Dallas to a home win

The Bucks won 112: 125 and inflicted a third consecutive loss on the Nuggets.

Stephen Kerry once again excelled and lost again, Lamello Bull continues to snipe across the arc in the Charlotte win

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Tuesday, 09 February 2021, 07:19

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Triple double and overtime against the Thunder.

LeBron (Photo: Reuters)

Seven NBA games were played tonight (Monday through Tuesday) in addition to a meeting between Washington and Danny Abdia with Chicago.

Milwaukee was able to beat Denver and Nikola Jokic, Stephen Kerry once again excelled and lost again with Golden State, and Cresstaps Forzingis led Dallas to victory.

Tonight:

Charlotte (13:12) - Houston (12:11) 119: 94

Memphis (10: 9) - Toronto (13:11) 128: 113

Dallas (14:11) - Minnesota (18: 6) 122: 127

San Antonio (10:14) - Golden State (12:12) 100: 105

Phoenix (9:14) - Cleveland (15:10) 113: 119

Denver (11:12) - Milwaukee (8:16) 125: 112

Chicago (14: 9) - Washington (15: 6) 105: 101

L.A.

Lakers (6:18) - Oklahoma City (12:10)

Denver (11:12) - Milwaukee (8:16) 125: 112

Yannis Antocompo scored 30 points and added 9 rebounds, Chris Middleton fired with 29 points (9 of 16), 12 assists and 8 rebounds, and Milwaukee outscored Denver, with all five players scoring a double-digit number of points.

Milwaukee records a fifth straight win, while Denver suffers a third straight loss (and fourth in its last five games, precisely after being in a good period and winning 6-of-7. which defeated the Milwaukee 50:66. Nikola Jokic again excelled with 35 points, 12 rebounds and 6 assists, and Will Barton added 24 points, but Jamal Mary fidgeted with 11 points on 4 of 17 shooting.

Dallas (14: 11) - Minnesota (18: 6) 122: 127 For the

first time in 11 months the Dallas Mavericks played in front of an audience. Only 3-3 (123: 120) with 50 seconds left, but Josh Richardson calmed down with an important jumper: Kristaps Forzengis excelled with 27 points, 13 rebounds and 6 blocks, and Luka Doncic added 26 for the Mavericks, Malik Bisello excelled with 30 points at the Wolves

San Antonio (10:14) - Golden State (12:12) 100: 105

DeJonte Marie finished a great game with 27 points, 10 rebounds And 8 were abducted

A, but mostly with the important basket of the game, 12 seconds to go, when he scored a great three-pointer in step-back and gave San Antonio a 97: 101 lead and closed the story.

Damar Drusen added 21 points and 10 assists for the Spurs, who recorded their third consecutive victory, this time in a game in which they were already 14 points behind in the first half.

Stephen Kerry still responded with a three of his own, but Damar Drusen knelt with 4 shots from the line.

Kerry finished with 32 points, Kelly Ubera added 24 points for the Warriors, who played without James Weissman and Kevin Lonnie.

The former champion has suffered a second consecutive loss, and a third in her last four games.

Charlotte (13:12) - Houston (12:11) 119: 94

Lamello Bull continues to give interesting plays and play without fear, and tonight recorded a career high of seven threes - most far beyond the arc - finishing with 24 points, 10 assists and 7 Rebounds, and led Charlotte to a win over the short and missing Houston.

Bull, who has the weird shot that many in the league have doubted, has scored 21 of 40 of the three in his last six games.

The Rockets, on the other hand, lost after an unfortunate fourth quarter, in which they scored just 2 of 19 from the field and finished with just 7 points in the final 12 minutes, in which the Hornets won 7:29.

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