The Jazz shelled out a club record of 28 3-pointers in 110: 132 over Charlotte • 34 points for Devin Booker in the Suns' 100: 132 over the Blazers • Without Forzingis, Dallas recorded a 92: 102 over Memphis
Utah Jazz is celebrating a club record, early in the morning
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In addition to Washington's meeting with the Los Angeles Lakers, there were five other games in the best league in the world tonight (Monday through Tuesday).
Utah - Charlotte 110: 132
The team with the best balance in the league is back to winning with a wonderful evening of 28 threes and a new club record.
Utah, who have recorded their tenth win in the last 11 games, managed to erase an 11-point deficit in the third quarter with the help of four players who scored over 20 points.
Donovan Mitchell finished with 23 points and 8 assists, Joe Ingles with 7 threes contributed 21 as George Niang.
Jordan Clarkson added 20. On the other side, Gordon Hayward scored 21, Lamello Bull contributed another effective game of 21 points and 7 rebounds.
Phoenix - Portland 100: 132
What about the Suns, who put together a ninth win in the last ten games, and this time recorded the win by their biggest margin.
Devin Booker was once again above them all with 34 points, Diandra Eyton added 19 of his own and Chris Paul added 9 assists and just 2 points.
On the other side, Damien Lillard's 24 points were not enough this time on a weak evening outside the arc.
Dallas - Memphis 92: 102
After a three-game postponement and without Kristaps Forzingis suffering from back problems, the Mavericks have returned to the floor and even recorded a fifth win in their last six games.
Luka Doncic finished a calm evening of 21 points and with seven assists.
Tim Hardaway Jr. shone with 29 points and Josh Richardson added 17. Conversely, Ja Morant finished with 22 points for Memphis.
In other games:
Houston - Chicago 120: 100, Oklahoma City - Miami 108: 94.
