Boston has moved closer to the runners-up East, Dallas will be at least fourth in the West
The Celtics almost secured second place with 94: 117 in Chicago, the Mavericks defeated Detroit 113: 131.
A comeback to Brooklyn led by Durant's triple double, a narrow loss to Phoenix without the stars
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07/04/2022
Thursday, 07 April 2022, 07:15 Updated: 07:58
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The position battles leading up to the playoffs continued tonight (Wednesday through Thursday) in the NBA, with five games in addition to a loss to Danny Abdia and the Wizards in Atlanta.
Tonight:
LA Clippers (40:39) - Phoenix (16:63)
Utah (32:48)
- Oklahoma City (56:24) 101: 137
Chicago (35:45) -
Boston (30:50)
117 :
Atlanta (38:42) - Washington (45:35) 103: 118
New York (45:35) -
Brooklyn (38:42)
110: 98
Detroit (57:23) -
Dallas (30:50)
131: 113
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Not losing to the Knicks.
Durant (Photo: GettyImages, Sarah Stier)
Detroit Pistons - Dallas Mavericks 131: 113
The Texans came away with 50 wins and secured a spot in the first four in the West, while they still had a chance to overtake the third Golden State.
Luka Doncic has led to a fifth win in the last six games, with 26 points, 14 assists and 8 rebounds.
Jaylen Bronson scored 24 for the winner.
Rocky Cade Cunningham recorded 25 and delivered 9 assists for the Pistons, Isaiah Stewart provided 19 and 14 rebounds.
New York Knicks - Brooklyn Nets 110: 98
Kevin Durant continues to carry the Nets on his back.
Brooklyn was 21 points behind its neighbor tonight early in the third quarter, but the mighty forward's triple double swept her to the final quarter where she won 16:38, en route to a second straight win that leaves her in eighth place as she is currently set to host Cleveland in the playoffs.
Durant, who has not lost to the Knicks in nine years, finished with 32 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists.
Kyrie Irving contributed 24, 8 rebounds and 7 assists, Patty Mills and Seth Kerry scored 15 each.
24 points from Alec Brex and another 23 from RJ Barrett were not enough for New York.
Another loss to Chicago.
Drusen (Photo: GettyImages, Jonathan Daniel)
Chicago Bulls - Boston Celtics 117: 94
The great Celtics came close to securing second place in the East with their third straight win and 50th overall this season, and if they subdue the Bucks in Milwaukee tonight - the East State runners-up at the end of the regular season will be assured.
Jaylen Brown stood out in Boston with 25 points, Al Horford added 17 and 10 rebounds and Jason Taitum scored 16, dropped 10 rebounds and handed out 8 assists.
Damar Drusen finished as the standout scorer in Chicago with 16 points, which says quite a lot about the Bulls who suffered a third straight loss.
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Utah Jazz - Oklahoma City Thunder 101: 137
With Donovan Mitchell resting and Mike Conley suffering from a knee injury, the Jazz recorded a fifth straight home win at the expense of a bottom-bottom rival, who came in with a list of nine injured.
Boyan Bogdanovic led the scenes with 27 points, Rudy Gober contributed 20 and 10 rebounds and Jordan Clarkson provided 18 and 10 assists off the bench.
Jaylen Horde stood out in the Thunder ranks with 23 points.
Los Angeles Clippers - Phoenix Suns 109: 113
The Suns took advantage of the fact that the home advantage by the end of the playoffs was already guaranteed to them, and gave rest to four senior players - Chris Paul, Devin Booker, Diandra Eyton and Jay Crowder.
Even without them, it almost ended in an inconceivable comeback against the Clippers who won 9:34 in the second quarter and led by 39 points (!) Within the second half, but almost recorded the most glorious collapse we saw this season before finally reaching the W.
Norman Powell finished with 24 points for Los Angeles, Paul George added 19 with 9 rebounds.
Wainwright had 20 points on the other side, and Holiday Ark scored 16 points.
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