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LeBron came back in the Lakers defeat in Boston, Harden shone in the Brooklyn victory

The star returned to the floor after 8 games in the painful 130: 108, Taitum excelled with 37. 36 points including 19 of 20 free throws in 113: 115 over Orlando.

11th straight win for Phoenix, Milwaukee and Golden State also won, New Orleans surprised the Clippers

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Saturday, 20 November 2021, 07:04

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Washington Wizards players train ahead of game against Orlando (from Washington's Twitter)

Nine games were played tonight (Friday through Saturday) in the NBA. LeBron James returned after an eight-game loss in the Los Angeles Lakers loss to Boston, New Orleans stunned the Los Angeles Clippers, Golden State won without Stephen Kerry and James Harden led Brooklyn to a home win over Orlando.

Sacramento Kings (10: 6) - Toronto Raptors (9: 8) 108: 89

Charlotte Hornets (7:10) - Indiana Pacers (11: 6) 118: 121

Detroit Pistons (11: 4) - Golden State Warriors (2: 14) 105: 102

Brooklyn Nets (5:12) - Orlando Magic (12: 4) 113: 115

Boston Celtics (8: 8) - Los Angeles Lakers (9: 8) 108: 130

Milwaukee Bucks (8 : 8) - Oklahoma City Thunder (9: 6) 89:96

New Orleans Pelicans (14: 3) - Los Angeles Clippers (7: 9) 81:94

Denver Nuggets (7: 9) - Chicago Bulls ( 5:11) 114: 108

Phoenix Suns (3:12) - Dallas Mavericks (6: 9) 104:112

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Boston Celtics (8: 8) - Los Angeles Lakers (9: 8) 108: 130

After missing the Lakers' last eight games due to injury, LeBron James returned to the team from the City of Angels team, which came into the game after two straight losses - to Chicago and Milwaukee - with the goal of getting back on the winning track. In the first half the visitors looked excellent, took the lead and led by a double-digit margin. But the Celtics did not give up, erasing a 14-point deficit in the second quarter and running 4:14 into the second half en route to a crushing victory over the big rival.

Jason Taitum was unstoppable at the host, scoring 37 points, dropping 11 rebounds, handing out two assists, snatching three times and blocking once. Marcus Smart (22 points, eight rebounds and six assists) and Dennis Schroeder (21, six assists and six rebounds) were also excellent with the winner.

LeBron, on the other hand, played 32 minutes in his comeback for the pitches, during which he scored 23 points. The Lakers' scoring list was led by Anthony Davis with 31 while Ramello Anthony contributed 13 from the bench and Russell Westbrook 12.

Shined in Durant's absence.

Harden (Photo: GettyImages)

Brooklyn Nets (5:12) - Orlando Magic (12: 4) 113: 115

In the absence of Kevin Durant who was absent due to shoulder pain, James Harden led Brooklyn to a narrow victory over the stubborn Magic, who had already led by 19 points during the meeting between the two. The Nets star who finished with 36 points, ten rebounds and eight assists, was accurate on 19 of his 20 attempts from the penalty line, including two shots in the closing seconds when the wonderful Marcus Aldridge also appeared in money time - scoring 11 of his 15 points in the fourth quarter.

The Magic opened the game tremendously and were already leading by 19 points in the second quarter, but the Nets closed out the first half with a 0:10 run that got them back on track. Brooklyn continued to press for gas even in the third quarter, slowly biting into the gap, as in the fourth quarter it came up with a seven-point lead, and despite Orlando’s return attempt, managed to come out on top with a hand on the top.

Aside from Harden, Patti Mills also recorded a good game, with 22 points on 9 of 13 from the field. third'Eylan Sags stood out for the loser with 21 points off the bench.

Triple Double Weapon.

Yannis (Photo: GettyImages)

Milwaukee Bucks (8: 8) - Oklahoma City Thunder (9: 6) 89:96

A second straight win for the recovering Bucks, this time over OKC in a game in which it did not lag behind at all.

The champion was far superior to its rival and already led by 20 points, but Oklahoma City managed to get back to business until Yannis Antakompo decided to decide the match.

The Milwaukee Greek star finished with 21 points, 19 rebounds and seven assists and made sure to leave the win in the hands of his team, just before the two consecutive games against Orlando.

Aside from Yannis, Chris Middleton was also good.

The forward finished with 16 points and eight rebounds, passing Ray Allen on the club's three-pointer list with 1,051 accurate shots off the arc.

On the other hand, as usual, Shay Gilges Alexander led the scoring list with 17 points.

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Detroit Pistons (11: 4) - Golden State Warriors (2:14) 105: 102

The Warriors don’t stop, even without the fiery Steph Kerry and Raymond Green.

In the absence of the two who starred in the recent win over Cleveland, Andrew Wiggins and Jordan Paul took responsibility and swept Golden State to its third straight win.

The visitors entered the fourth quarter with a 16-point lead, and seemed to be on the safe path to another easy win, but then the Pistons got back to business when only the fouls of Jeremy Grant and Frank Jackson off the arc in the closing seconds prevented them from equalizing and sending the game into extra time.

Paul scored 32 for the winner and also added seven rebounds as Wiggins contributed 27. Jackson stood out with 27 from the bench.

Rocky Cade Cunningham scored 19, picked up six rebounds, handed out six assists and also added three steals and two blocks.

He excelled again.

Druze celebrates (Photo: GettyImages)

Denver Nuggets (7: 9) - Chicago Bulls (5:11) 114: 108

The Bulls came into the game with one clear goal: to win in Denver for the first time since December 2004, after 13 consecutive losses.

In the middle of the fourth quarter the Nuggets were on the safe path to victory, but then the Chicago star duo - Zac Lavine and Damar Druzen woke up;

Lavin scored 12 of his 36 in the deciding minutes while Drusen scored eight straight points from the penalty line on the way to the prestigious away win that Chicago had been waiting for so long.

In the Denver ranks, who missed the injured Nikola Jukic, Aaron Gordon stood out with a season-high 28 points to which he also added nine rebounds.

Will Barton assisted him with 23 points.

Third win of the season for the Pelicans.

Valencia with fans (Photo: GettyImages)

New Orleans Pelicans (14: 3) - Los Angeles Clippers (7: 9) 81:94

Congratulations to the Pelicans, who have looked much better since getting Brandon Ingram back.

Tonight New Orleans managed to surprise the Clippers this despite a shocking opening to the game for them.

The Pelicans scored just 16 points in the first quarter compared to the opponent’s 29 and were already 20 points behind during the tackle, but they did not give up, stopping the visitors on just 14 points in the third quarter en route to their third win of the season.

Ingram finished with 17 points and also added 12 rebounds and five assists, with Jonas Valencionas contributing 26 and 13 rebounds.

Paul George finished with 19 on the other side (8 of 26 from the field, 3 of 14 off the arc).

Victory 11 in a row.

Crowder and morning race (Photo: GettyImages)

Phoenix Suns (3:12) - Dallas Mavericks (6: 9) 104: 112

11th consecutive victory for the hottest Suns - the team's longest streak since the 2006/07 season, in a game in which it did not shine in the first three quarters, but rose in the fourth quarter that was enough for it to win the important one.

Dallas led 79:84 in the fourth quarter and was superior to its rival, who suddenly woke up and with the help of a 2:10 run turned the score, on the way to victory.

Michelle Bridges finished with 19 points on 100 percent from the field (7 of 7 including 3 of 3 for 3), Devin Booker also scored 17, Chris Paul finished with 18 and 14 assists and Diandra Eyton scored eight and picked up 17 balls Returning.

On the other hand, Kristaps Forzingis stood out with 23 points, the injured Luka Doncic did not play.

Seasonal record.

Stamp (Photo: GettyImages)

Charlotte Hornets (7:10) - Indiana Pacers (11: 6) 118: 121

Three quarters were enough for the hot Hornets against the Pacers.

After three quarters, Charlotte led by 25 points and left little choice for Rick Carlisle, who decided to put all five players on the bench throughout the fourth quarter.

Lamello Bull excelled for the winner with a season-high 32 points.

He also had 11 rebounds and eight assists.

Gordon Hayward added 25 while Indiana's scoring list was led by Jeremy Lamb with 23 points off the bench.

Three quarters were enough.

Trent Jr. with VanValit and Siakam (Photo: GettyImages)

Sacramento Kings (10: 6) - Toronto Raptors (9: 8) 108: 89

Although they scored just 12 points in the fourth quarter, the Raptors were able to return from the California capital with a prestigious away win, thanks to great ability in the second and third quarters, in both of which Sacramento scored just 39 points compared to 66 for the Canadians.

Pascal Siakam, who is slowly returning to business, scored a season-high 32 points and also added eight rebounds, Gary Trent Jr. added 23. Diaron Fox scored 17 against.

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