Fourth loss in five games to Milwaukee, Brooklyn wasted a season-high Kyrie record
The sputtering champion was defeated 121: 114 in Atlanta.
The Nets surrendered 114: 107 to Cleveland, Memphis back forever, Miami equaled Chicago at the Eastern Summit
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17/01/2022
Monday, 17 January 2022, 06:10
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Danny Abdia with Washington Wizards fans (from the Wizards' Twitter)
The NBA cycle is full of no less than 12 games on the occasion of Martin Luther King Day, which started yesterday (Monday) with Washington's victory over Philadelphia, and continues into the night. Cleveland defeated Brooklyn despite a season-high Kyrie Irving record, Memphis came back to win at the expense of injured and fading Chicago, and Milwaukee has suffered a fourth loss in the last five games. At this time the main game of the cycle takes place, which brings together the Lakers and the Jazz.
Tonight:
Washington (21:23) - Philadelphia (18:25) 98: 117
Cleveland (18:27) - Brooklyn (16:27) 107: 114
Memphis (15:27) - Chicago (15:27) 106: 119
LA Clippers (23:22) - Indiana (29:15) 133: 139
New York (22:22) - Charlotte (20:24) 97:87
Boston (22:23) - New Orleans (28:16 ) 92: 104
Atlanta (25:18) - Milwaukee (19:27) 114: 121
Orlando (37: 8) - Portland (25:18) 98:88
Miami (16:28) - Toronto (20:21) 99: 104
Dallas (19:24) - Oklahoma City (28:14)
San Antonio (27:16) - Phoenix (9:33)
LA Lakers (22 : 21) - Utah (14:29)
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Frustrated Yannis, Tonight (Photo: GettyImages, Kevin C. Cox)
Atlanta (25:18) - Milwaukee (19:27) 114: 121
Precisely against the champion, one of the disappointing teams of the season found the energies to record a dominant fourth quarter and interrupt a streak of 10 home losses. Nine minutes to the end, the Bucks 'lead, which led for most of the game, was still double-digit, but Trey Young (30 and 11 assists) and Diandra Hunter (20 and 9 rebounds) came up and put an end to the Hawks' longest home drought since the 2004 / 05. The Bucks, on the other hand, continue to falter and play in low gear in less prestigious games, already counting four losses in the last five games. Chris Middleton led the Milwaukee scoring with 34, Yannis Antocompo had 27, 6 rebounds and 6 assists, but that was not enough.
Miami (16:28) - Toronto (20:21) 99: 104
A fifth win in six hit games, which are suddenly equal to Chicago with the best balance in the East. Eric Spolstra's side did their part as they did not drop the lead throughout the final quarter and did not panic even as the Raptors approached a single pass distance. A PJ Tucker three-pointer 20 seconds to go closed out an interest, ending another impressive Miami team night, with 23 points from Tyler Hiro, a triple-double from Jimmy Butler (19, 10 and 10) and 14 and 9 rebounds Of Bam Adbaio. Chris Bushay (23 and 10 rebounds) and Fred VanValit (22) led Toronto, the fiery Pascal Siakam recorded 18 points, 10 assists, 6 rebounds and 5 steals.
Orlando (37: 8) - Portland (25:18) 98:88
CJ McCollum returned to the pitches after a month and a half, scoring 16 points and helping the Blazers continue the recovery trend, with a fourth win in the last five games.
Joseph Norkic was above them all with 21 and 22 rebounds (season record), on the other side the brothers Franz and Moe Wagner scored 14 each but did not prevent a one-sided game, in which the Magic did not lead after the first minute.
A big comeback for the Celtics.
Jason Taitum (Photo: GettyImages, Adam Glanzman)
Boston (22:23) - New Orleans (28:16) 92: 104
The Celtics fell double-digit early and were already minus 18 in the second quarter, but right towards the end of the third quarter completed a makeover and after that did not look back. Jason Taitum scored 21 points in the second half and finished with 27 in total, to which he added 8 rebounds while Jaylen Brown (8 rebounds) and Dennis Schroeder (9 assists) added 23 points each. A double double by Jonas Valencia, who scored 22 and dropped 14 rebounds, was not enough for the Pelicans.
New York (22:22) - Charlotte (20:24) 97:87
The Wasps opened up a significant advantage as early as the first quarter and maintained a double-digit gap throughout the evening, en route to a fifth win in the last six games.
Miles Bridges is simply passionate about Charlotte, with 38 points (14 from 20 from the field, including 5 from 9 for three), 12 rebounds and 5 assists.
Terry Rosier played second fiddle for the Hornets, with 22 points.
In New York, which dropped a streak of three wins, R stood out.
Jay Barrett (12 rebounds) and Julius Randall (10 rebounds) with 18 points each.
His monstrous evening at the Garden.
Miles Bridges (Photo: GettyImages, Elsa)
Cleveland (18:27) - Brooklyn (16:27) 107: 114
In their first game after being informed that Kevin Durant will be out for a month and a half, the Nets have suffered a seventh loss in the last 11 games against the great Cubs approaching them in the table, with the gap between teams now standing at One game. Brooklyn was superior in the first quarter, but later got caught up in the chase for Cleveland and although it managed to complete a makeover at an advanced stage of the second half, the hosts surpassed at the end and came out with a fifth straight win. Darius Garland led Cleveland with 22 points and 12 assists, Isaac Okuro scored 15. Kyrie Irving finished with 27 and 9 assists against the team that selected him in the draft, James Harden added 22 and 10 assists.
LA Clippers (23:22) - Indiana (29:15) 133: 139
Without Paul George still injured at the elbow, the Clippers recovered from two straight losses thanks to a shooting evening that included 18 threes at 50% and a team display of 32 assists versus just 11 turnovers.
Nicola Batum starred with 32 points and 7 threes out of 10 attempts, Reggie Jackson served as a second fiddle with 26 Marcus Morris added 21 and 8 rebounds.
Charis Lewart finished with 26 and nine rebounds in Indiana, which suffered its third straight loss.
Memphis (15:27) - Chicago (15:27) 106: 119
After seeing their 11-game winning streak halt in Dallas, the Grizzlies recovered at the expense of the East leader who continues to snatch and suffered a fourth straight loss.
The difference climbed to 28 in favor of Memphis, which received 25 points from both Maja Morant and Desmond Bain, with Jaren Jackson Jr. contributing 14 and blocking 5 shots.
From the other end, Damar Drusen finished with 24 points and Kobe White added 16, but Nikola Wojciech stopped at just 7 alongside 10 rebounds.
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