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Crash: Golden State was defeated by Toronto by 53 points

Without the injured Kerry, the Warriors suffered the second biggest loss in the club's history (130:77).

Siakam starred with 36 on his birthday, only 3 players at Golden State scored in double digits.

47 Yannis in Milwaukee's win over Portland, another record for hot Utah

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Saturday, 03 April 2021, 07:22 Updated: 07:57

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Loss 7 in the last 8 games.

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Ten games were played tonight (Friday through Saturday) in the NBA.

Golden State suffered the second biggest loss in the club's history, when it was defeated by 53 points by Toronto;

Utah defeated Chicago, Phoenix defeated Oklahoma City and the Milwaukee and Los Angeles Lakers also recorded victories.

Tonight:

Toronto Raptors (30:19) - Golden State Warriors (26:23) 77: 130

Boston Celtics (25:24) - Houston Rockets (35:13) 102: 118

New York Knicks (25:24) - Dallas Mavericks (21:26) 99:86

Indiana Pacers (26:21) - Charlotte Hornets 23:25) 114: 97

Memphis Grizzlies (23:23) - Minnesota Timberwolves (37:12) 108: 120

New Orleans Pelicans (27: 21) - Atlanta Hawks (24:25) 126: 103

Utah Jazz (11:37) - Chicago Bulls (28:19) 106: 113

Phoenix Suns (14:34) - Oklahoma City (28:20) 103: 140

Sacramento Kings (26:22) - Los Angeles Lakers (18:30) 115: 94

Portland Trailblazers (19:29) - Milwaukee Bucks (17:31) 127: 109

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Toronto Raptors (30:19) - Golden State Warriors (26:23) 77: 130

Golden State crashes.

The Warriors, again without the injured Steph Kerry, suffered the second biggest loss of the club's history tonight, losing by 53 points to the Raptors, after already 61 points behind.

Golden State was in business in the first quarter that ended with a point advantage for Toronto, but scored only 30 points in the next two quarters compared to the opponent’s 81.

This is only the third time in the last 25 years that a team is 60 points or more behind.

Siakam, who celebrated his 36th birthday with the biggest win in the club's history, scored 36 points and also added 7 rebounds and 5 assists.

Gary Trent Jr. who came on a trade from Portland continued the great fitness he is in (scoring a career-high 31 points on Wednesday night) adding 24 points.

By contrast, only three Golden State players, who have suffered a seventh loss in the last eight games, have scored in double digits, with Andrew Wiggins leading the scoring list with 15.

Stood out in the decisive moments.

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Utah Jazz (11:37) - Chicago Bulls (28:19) 106: 113

Congratulations to the Jazz, who broke the club record after recording 21 consecutive victories at home tonight.

Utah led the Bulls safely for almost every minute of the game, until Nikola Wojciech, who is still getting used to his new uniform, scored an important three that put Chicago back on track with a 109-106 lead, less than 30 seconds to go.

But Donovan Mitchell and Royce O'Neill sent to the penalty line withstood the pressure on their way to their team's eighth straight win.

Mitchell finished with 26 bad percentages (7 of 21 from the field, 2 of 9 for 3), Rudy Guber scored 19 and picked up 13 rebounds and Bojan Bogdanovic added 18 including some important points in the deciding moments.

Thaddeus Young scored 25 on the other side, Zac Lavin added 23.

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Portland Trailblazers (19:29) - Milwaukee Bucks (17:31) 127: 109

With Yannis Antecompo scoring 47 points, even the second-best scorer in the league, Damien Lillard, has not much to do.

The Greek freak led the Bucks to a convincing victory over the Blazers, after scoring nearly 50 points in astonishing percentages;

Yannis finished with 18 of 21 from the field with all 3 of his fouls recorded off the arc.

He also had 12 rebounds and 3 blocks and he finished with 11 of 13 free throws.

Jero Holiday, with 22 and 10 assists and Chris Middleton, with 20, 8 assists, 7 rebounds and 3 steals, were also excellent.

Lillard, who scores just over 29 points per game (second only to Bradley Bill), finished with 32 points while Robert Covington and C.C.

Jay McCollum assists him with 18 points each.

Carmelo Anthony who scored 6 from the bench rose to 16th place on the all-time scoring list with 9,703 shots after passing Patrick Ewing.

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