The star's 42 points gave the Warriors 121: 122 over the Bucks without Yannis Antocompo • Damien Lillard?
You laughed Kwai and George • The stars' 62 points in common gave the Clippers a huge 116: 133 over the Blazers
Steph Kerry
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After his show and his team Washington’s loss to Toronto, Danny Abdia and the Wizards rested tonight (Tuesday through Wednesday), but 16 other teams provided us, as usual, with a few hours of pure NBA fun.
We have a line: Golden State finally looked like a good basketball team.
After a very difficult period (seven losses in eight games and one painful defeat by 53 points), Steve Kerr's team defeated Milwaukee 121: 122 without Yannis Antocompo.
41 points from Steph Kerry and 19 from Kelly Uber (two crucial free throws) set up the Warriors for the W.
The Bucks almost managed to win thanks to 29 points from Jero Holliday, but that as stated did not happen.
Her next game: vs. Washington and Abdia.
The Los Angeles Clippers defeated Portland 116: 133 and have counted nine wins in their last 12 games.
Kwai Leonard (26 points, 12 rebounds and 7 assists) and Paul George (36 points) excelled at the winner, and from the other side came down frustrated Blazers star Damian Lillard (just 11 points, 2 of 14 from the field).
Nor did Norman Powell's 32 points help the loser.
After losing by 18 points in the derby, the Los Angeles Lakers quickly recovered with a 101: 110 victory over Toronto.
Just 20 minutes from the jump, the Lakers' difference had already reached 34 points, which in fact left no chance for the host.
All of this of course happened without superstar LeBron James the injured.
Sheleon Horton Tucker excelled with 17 points for the champion, 27 points from Pascal Siakam did not comfort the Raptors.
Other results:
Denver - Detroit 119: 134
Indiana - Chicago 113: 97
Boston - Philadelphia 106: 96
Miami - Memphis 124: 112
Atlanta - New Orleans 107: 123