Milwaukee (23:36) - Indiana (40:19) 119: 128.
True, these are just the Pacers, but Yannis Antocompo came back particularly hungry from the rest game and led the Bucks back to the winning track with his huge game.
The mighty Greek scored 50 points and set a season-high, to which he added 14 rebounds and was responsible for Indiana not stealing the W, even though it stayed close to Milwaukee in the final quarter as well.
Great help was given to Antocompo from Chris Middleton who scored 19 points and handed out 8 assists, the same amount as Jero Holiday's assists who also scored 14 points.
The opponent was mostly the boy Buddy who sniped 36 points and left her in the picture, but he was not enough to prevent the 40th loss of Indiana this season.
Philadelphia (27:34) - Boston (25:34) 135: 87.
A historic night in Philly, black in the eyes of the host, bright green on the part of the guests, who simply dismantled their rival mercilessly, crossing the 50-point advantage in the peak moments.
There is no explanation for the weak performance of the Sixers, who at an early stage said desperate and sent big star Joel Ambide to rest after scoring 19 points.
He could have watched from the sidelines as the Celtics star duo, Jason Taitum and Jaylen Brown do as they please.
Brown finished the evening as a leading scorer with 29 points, with Taitum scoring 28 of his own and also dropping 12 rebounds.
The two led Boston to its highest-ever victory over Philadelphia, by 48 points.
It was also Boston's ninth straight win in the current streak.
Brown.
Led Boston to a rare show, Photo: Getty Images
Phoenix (10:47) - LA Clippers (31:29) 96: 103.
It did not go easy, but the Suns knew how to withstand the pressure of the final minutes and collect another W, mainly thanks to the experienced star duo, Devin Booker and Chris Paul.
Morning was the leading scorer with 26 points, while the diverse Paul added 17 of his own, but also 14 assists that in moments of truth found the right people, including Michael Bridges for a crucial three.
Morning.
Name you need it, Photo: AFP
Miami (21:37) - Dallas (24:34) 107: 99.
The Mavericks did not need a huge game from Luka Doncic to silence the crowd in the Heat's hall.
On the contrary, the Slovenian was relatively mediocre, and still took care to eliminate the opponent.
Doncic's greatness in this game was not reflected in the shooting percentage (26%) on the way to 21 points, nor in the rest of the statistical line that included 10 rebounds and 6 assists, but the fact that he attracted most of the defense and let his teammates finish the game.
It was mostly Maxi Kliba with 19 points who helped drown Miami, thanks in part also to five blocks.
Miami got 29 points from Jimmy Butler and another 21 from Bam Adbaio, and her only consolation from this game is that he did not take her down from the top of the East, which she shares with Chicago.
Doncic.
Attracted most of the attention, Photo: EP
More results:
New Orleans - Memphis 121: 109.
Tios Jones stepped into the big shoes of the injured Ja Morant to lead the Grizzlies with 27 points (career high).
Minnesota - Charlotte 120: 126 (overtime).
Carl Anthony Towns was huge for the Wolves with 39 points and 15 rebounds, and had enough against the Hornets' triangle: Terry Rogers with 25 points, Lamello Bull with 22 points and Mason Plumley who missed one assist for a triple-double, scoring 14 and picking up 17 rebounds.
Atlanta - Cleveland 116: 124.
Trey Young was great for the Hawks with 41 points and 9 assists.
Darius Garland stood out in the Cavaliers with 30 points.
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