Doncic "smells" on Golden State Israel today

The Dallas star scored 39 points, but slowed down in the final quarter to allow the Warriors to reduce the humiliation to 133: 103 • Wins also for Brooklyn, Portland, Milwaukee, Minnesota and even Oklahoma City

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  Leaves Kerry and Golden State

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Golden State (31:31) - Dallas (27:34) 133: 103.

 The last thing you can write about the game between the Mavericks and the Warriors is a fight for a place in the playoffs, because the host just did not come to the game.

In the spotlight, of course, was the match-up between Golden State's basket machine Steph Kerry and Dallas star Luca Doncic, and as with the end result in the battle between them, whoever snatched the knockout was on the side of the Warriors.

It was already around the 40-point mark in favor of Dallas, who ran 0:28 once during the game and simply humiliated Golden State who were just waiting for the Redeemer Buzzer.

At that time she saw Doncic sewing her with 39 points and also handing out 8 assists, and if only he wanted his personal numbers and the difference could have grown to frightening proportions.

At the end of the Mavericks they downshifted, allowing Golden State to narrow the huge gap between the teams to 30 "only", with Kerry finishing the evening with 27 points and mostly helpless.

Toronto (36:26) - Brooklyn (20:42) 116: 103.

 The Huns hoped to travel against the Raptors, but had to wait for the final ten minutes of the game until they escaped to victory.

It was a Brooklyn team win.

No player was far above the others, with Jeff Green leading the scoring with 22 points.

Kevin Durant added 17, including 7 in a strong last quarter for him, a quarter in which Mike James also excelled with 11 points - his units in the game.

Kyle Laurie stood out in Toronto with 24 points, but even though she gave up a fight until the closing minutes, the host for L really had a chance against the No. 1 seed in the East.

Charlotte (31:30) - Milwaukee (23:38) 114: 104.

 Yannis Antocompo came up with this goal with one goal - to beat the Hornets for the first time this season.

So he just did everything from everything, leading the Bucks to victory with 29 points, 12 rebounds and 8 assists, with Brock Lopez assisting him in an excellent 22-point game.

Devonta Graham was great in the Charlotte uniform with 25 points, but even a 21-point assist from Michael Bridges did not change the fate of the game.

Antocompo.

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Boston (30:32) - Oklahoma City (41:21) 119: 115.

 You will not believe what happened - the Thunder won a game.

It sounds like science fiction, but after 14 consecutive losses they recorded a rare W.

Oklahoma City scored 41 points in the final quarter to secure the win, with those leading it having Dort with 24 points and Darius Beasley with 21 of his own.

The Celtics, who can categorize this loss as embarrassing, but also a direct continuation of a dismal season, were led by Jaylen Brown with 39 points.

Boston's place in the playoffs is in jeopardy.

Other results:

 Indiana - Portland 133: 112, Houston - Minnesota 114: 107.