Westbrook recovered, 40 points and a loss to Ambide, a triple double and a win for Harden

Russ forgot his bench bench in the Lakers' 105-116 win over Orlando, the Philly star continued to fire but lost 102-101 to the Clippers, the bearded man swept Brooklyn to victory in San Antonio.

Milwaukee overcame Chicago in excavations, improving Atlanta subdued Miami

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Danny Abdia with Washington Wizards fans (from the Wizards' Twitter)

A packed round of no less than 11 games was held tonight (Friday through Saturday) in the NBA. Aside from Toronto’s win over Washington and Danny Abdia, there was a lot of action on other pitches as well. The Lakers came back to win, Joel Ambed continued to excel (and lost), James Harden recorded a tremendous triple double (and won), and Milwaukee overcame Chicago in an intriguing dig in the East. At this point Golden State is trying to lock the round with a home win over Houston.

Charlotte (20:26) - Oklahoma City (31:14) 98: 121

Orlando (39: 8) - LA Lakers (23:23) 116: 108

Philadelphia (19:26) - LA Clippers (24:23) 102: 101

Atlanta (25:20) - Miami (17:29) 108: 110

Boston (24:23) - Portland (26:19) 109: 108

Washington (23:23) - Toronto (21

Milwaukee (19:29) - Chicago (16:28) 90:94

San Antonio (29:17) - Brooklyn (16:29) 117:

102

Denver (20:23) - Memphis (16:31)

Utah (16:29) - Detroit (33:11)

Golden State (13:32) - Houston (32:14)

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Ambide boasts: "I could be Shaq, Nowitzki or Kobi. I'm the complete package"

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One maintains impressive stability, the other recovers.

LeBron with Westbrook (Photo: GettyImages, Mike Ehrmann)

Orlando (39: 8) - LA Lakers (23:23) 116: 108

LeBron James finished 16th in a row with 25 points or more - an achievement that only Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal and Elgin Baylor reached before him as Lakers players - but Whoever was at the center of attention tonight was Russell Westbrook. After being sidelined in the final minutes in an embarrassing home loss to Indiana, the controversial quarterback provided a relatively effective game and finished with a stat line of 17 points, 11 rebounds and 7 assists, helping the swinging Frank Vogel gain a few more days of grace on the lines, though admitted before the game The critics of yesterday were "offensive and disappointing on a personal and professional level." LeBron finished with 29, 7 rebounds and 5 assists and also Carmelo Anthony mentioned oblivion with 23 points in 17 minutes from the bench. On the other hand, the Magic with a 14 loss in the last 15 games but can take comfort in a good game of rookie Jaylen Sags who finished with 22 and 9 assists.

The Hawks' awakening may be too late, but in the current momentum it once again seems like a threat not to be ignored in the East.

Trey Young and his teammates recorded a third straight win, all over superior rivals on paper, and persevered this time as well despite dropping an 18-point lead.

The hit who missed Kyle Laurie for personal reasons and Tyler Hiro who is still in the Corona protocol, did not lead from the first minute and saw Young (28 points) and Kevin Horter (21) completely control the pace.

Am Adbaio with 21 and Duncan Robinson with 19 ensured as mentioned a late comeback of the hit, which was also not enough.

The East's intriguing top game has turned into a digging battle, in which both teams have a hard time attacking and finish with a negative season record in percentages off the arc.

In the end, the talent of Yannis Antokompo (30 points and 12 rebounds) prevailed, bringing the Bucks only a game and a half away from the top of the conference.

Chris Middleton added 16 and 11 rebounds for the winner, Bobby Fortis had 12 and 13 rebounds, and even a typical Grayson Allen dismissal after two fouls did not stop the champion.

On the other hand, Nikola Wojciech led the loser with 18 and 11 rebounds.

Crash.

Ambide vs. Batum and Zubatz (Photo: GettyImages, Mitchell Leff)

Philadelphia (19:26) - LA Clippers (24:23) 102: 101

Another stormy evening at Philly: Two days after equaling his career high with 50 points in 27 minutes, Joel Ambide once again looked immense with 40, 13 rebounds and 6 assists - but this time it was not enough, after an unexplained fold of the home team that fell to half with a lead of 24. Nicolas Batum finished with 15 points, 7 rebounds and a decisive steal in the visiting ranks, which recorded a second victory in the last five games. Tobias Harris contributed 20 to the Sixers and Tyrese Maxi recorded 19 and 8 assists.

Seventh win in eight games for the Hornets, who had no trouble shaking the Thunder over after finishing the first quarter on a plus 17. Shay Gilges Alexander still managed to do whatever he pleased in the first half with 25 points, until in the second half he stopped and added just 4 to his balance.

Terry Roger scored 24 for the winner, Miles Bridges had 22 and 14 rebounds, and Amalo Bull settled for 10.

On the other side, aside from Shay Gilges Alexander, the Thunder also enjoyed good ability from rookie Josh Gidi who finished with 21.

The Celtics returned to the obscene habits that characterize them this season in the fourth quarter, and once again suffered a painful loss after not scoring a field goal in the last seven minutes.

Jason Taitum further gave the Celtics an advantage with two free throws half a minute to go, but Joseph Norkic (29 and 17 rebounds) was signed for three crucial moves in the ensuing seconds, which gave the Blazers a fifth win in seven games.

C.J. McCollum added 24 for the winner, Anfrani Simmons had 21, while 27, 10 rebounds and 7 assists by Taitum and 22 by Jaylen Brown did not save Boston.

The Celtics present: 0 field goals in the last 7 minutes.

Tatum vs. McCollum (Photo: GettyImages, Kathryn Riley)

San Antonio (29:17) - Brooklyn (16:29) 117: 102

Jonathan Marte continued his excellent personal season with a second straight triple and 13 in his career - 25 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists - but sadly c James Harden was big on him even on a night like this, with a triple-double 66 in his career that included 37 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds.

Kyrie Irving (24) and Marcus Aldridge (16) also stood out in the Nets who have won three of their last four games, Derek White was another bright spot for Popovic with 17 and 7 assists, but the Spurs count seven losses in nine games.

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