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The Grizzlies defeated Oklahoma City 79: 152 and broke the league record: 73 points, in a game with exceptional data. Phoenix broke the club record, recording an 18-game winning streak


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NBA History: Memphis won the game with the biggest gap ever

The Grizzlies defeated Oklahoma City 79: 152 and broke the league record: 73 points, in a game with exceptional data.

Phoenix broke the club record, recording an 18-game winning streak

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Friday, 03 December 2021, 06:45 Updated: 07:06

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A historic night in the NBA, but doubtful the league can be proud of it: Memphis defeated Oklahoma City 79: 152 this morning (Thursday through Friday), winning by the largest margin in NBA history.

Phoenix continued its impressive streak, beating Detroit and recording an 18-game winning streak.



Tonight:


Phoenix (3:19) - Detroit (18: 4) 103: 114


Memphis (10:12) - Oklahoma City (16: 6) 79: 152


Toronto (13:10) - Milwaukee (9:14) 93 : 97


New York (11:11) - Chicago (8:15) 119: 115


Portland (11:11) - San Antonio (13: 6)

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The Grizzlies defeat (Photo: Reuters)

Memphis (10:12) - Oklahoma City (16: 6) 79: 152



Memphis broke the NBA record for victory by the largest gap ever, when it defeated Oklahoma City. The 73-point lead broke the previous record, which Cleveland held when it defeated Miami by 68 points in December 1991, 80: 148. Memphis shared 12 players, and ten of them enjoyed a double-digit number of points. Jaren Jackson scored 27 points for the Grizzlies, who still played without their big star Ja Morant. Memphis led by 36 points at halftime (36:72, two points), and kept pressing the pedal until the end. The gap at its peak reached 78 points, and the announcer in the hall shouted "Di-Lantern" when the local crowd also spurred his team to continue for an evening of records.



Indeed, the game included some unusual statistics.

Memphis set a club record when it scored 62.5 percent from the field, and a club record when it scored 152 points (the previous one was 144).

Memphis scored 82 points (41 of 55), more than the Thunder scored the entire game.

Throughout the game the Thunder players took a total of 26 rebounds, and the best plus-minus balance among Oklahoma City's top five players was minus 32. "It's not really who we are," the Oklahoma City coach said at the end, and Mike Muscala added: We got out of hand quickly, and we did not fight. "

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Phoenix (3:19) - Detroit (18: 4) 103: 114



Cam Johnson and Cameron Payne scored 19 points each, leading Phoenix to a club record, an 18-game winning streak, in a game that showed Suns Shay also a bench and depth, with substitutes scoring 48 points And Phoenix plays without the injured Devin Boker.

The Suns scored 76 percent from the field in the second quarter, went down to the break with a 51:69 advantage and kept it until the end.

Admittedly Detroit recorded a 0:17 run and narrowed the gap to a point, but the Phoenix defense tightened the lines and managed to escape.

The Suns have been unbeaten since Oct. 27, while Detroit has dropped to a 12-2 draw away.

Jeremy Grant scored 34 for the losers.

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