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The Lakers lost without the ousted LeBron, the fiery Miami also defeated Detroit
Westbrook's triple double was not enough for the team from City of Angels in 106: 100 against the Knicks.
Hiro starred, a fifth win in six hit games
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Wednesday, 24 November 2021, 06:41
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Four games were played tonight (Tuesday through Wednesday) in the NBA.
The Los Angeles Lakers lost without the ousted LeBron James and went down to a negative balance, the hot Miami Heat already with a fifth win in the last six games after defeating Detroit.
Tonight:
Detroit Pistons (13: 4) - Miami Heat (6:12) 100: 92
New York Knicks (8:10) - Los Angeles Lakers (10: 9) 100: 106
Portland Trailblazers (8: 9) - Denver Nuggets (8: 9)
Los Angeles Clippers (7:10) - Dallas Mavericks (7: 9)
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New York Knicks (8:10) - Los Angeles Lakers (10: 9) 100: 106
Despite the dismissal of LeBron James in the previous game against Detroit, the Lakers came out quite pleased with the last game in which they defeated the Pistons and on the road broke a streak of three losses. The team hoped to embark on a new path with the help of the victory, but tonight they lost again when they surrendered to the Knicks, again without LeBron who this time was absent due to the dismissal, after sending an elbow in front of Isaiah Stewart in the previous game.
The team from City of Angels stuttered from the start, scoring only 20 points in the first quarter compared to the Knicks' 36, who held the lead until the end on the way to the prestigious victory. LA further tried to get back to business in the third quarter thanks to a monstrous quarterback Russell Westbrook who scored during his 18 of his 31, but failed to catch up with her rival who maintained the lead until the end.
Ivan Fournier led the winner with 26 points, Julius Randall added 20 and 16 rebounds while Westbrook excelled with 31, 13 rebounds and ten assists but also with six turnovers. Anthony Davis who played with Brown added 20.
The X Factor from the bench.
Hiro (Photo: GettyImages)
Detroit Pistons (13: 4) - Miami Heat (6:12) 100: 92
The Pistons were the sure way to surprise the strongest hit at home after holding a promising lead at the end of an excellent first half for them, but Miami did not give up, and with an amazing run (6:27) in the last eight minutes of the game turned nine points into a 12-point lead. - The fifth in the last six games.
Tyler Hiro, who is quietly becoming the Heat’s silent killer, was once again the standout in the game and once again did so off the bench - this time with 31 points, eight rebounds and three assists.
Jimmy Butler, Bam Adbaio and Kyle Laurie scored 15 each.
Jeremy Grant scored 21 on the other hand, Cade Cunningham, the number one pick in the last draft, finishing with six points on 2 of 10 from the field.
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