The NBA league continued tonight (between Sunday and Monday), when Brooklyn beat Portland at home, the champion Golden State got only its second away win this season at Minnesota and the Milwaukee Bucks and Giannis beat the Dallas Mavericks and Luka Doncic.
Minnesota (10:10) - Golden State (10:11) 137:114
The champion came to this game as the worst away team in the league with nine losses in ten games away from home Olma.
But the winner of this game was already decided in the first quarter, where Golden State exploded with a crushing 27:47 that left no chance for the Wolves, who still managed to reduce the deficit to 10 in the last quarter, but then Steph Curry and Klay Thompson hit 3-pointers and finally ended this game to settle Their team has a third win in a row.
Kerry (25) and Thompson (21) together scored nine three-pointers, but the X-factor in the attack was actually Draymond Green who contributed 19 points almost without a foul and also added 11 assists.
Andrew Wiggins scored 17 and Jordan Paul 22 off the bench, and when the Warriors' five stars score like that, no team has a chance against them.
Anthony Edwards led the loser with 26 points, Karl Anthony Towns contributed 21, but also 6 turnovers.
Green (in blue).
X Factor, photo: I.P
Brooklyn (11:10) - Portland (9:11) 97:111
After the loss to Indiana, the host came back to win at the expense of Portland, which started the season well but continues to accumulate losses since Damian Lillard was injured.
Brooklyn attacked starting from the opening, when Jeremy Grant and Jusuf Nurkic brought the guests back into the game and a three-pointer by Anferni Simmons narrowed the lead to 84:83 at the start of the fourth quarter.
But this is where Seth Curry came into action, who stepped up and hit three three-pointers, and another three-pointer by Kevin Durant established a 90:101 advantage for Brooklyn, from which Portland was unable to come back.
Durat recorded another typical game with 31 points in excellent percentages (12 of 20), Kyrie Irving contributed 22 with 6 assists and Ben Simmons scored only 2, but took 12 rebounds and added 8 assists and 3 steals.
Jeremy Grant led the way with 29 and Nurkic was excellent with 17 and 14 rebounds, but without Lillard's points, Portland couldn't keep up with the Nets' stars.
Kyrie.
Back to business, photo: USA TODAY Sports
Milwaukee (5:14) - Dallas (10:9) 115:124
What's most important: Giannis Antetokounmpo (30 points and 11 rebounds) beat Luka Doncic (27 points and 12 assists) and handed him his fourth straight loss, but the one who deserves a huge share of the credit is Bucks sharpshooter Grayson Allen.
Yanis.
His evening, photo: USA TODAY Sports
Allen (25 points) finished the first half with 22 points and 7-for-7 from three, tying the most 3-pointers in the last 25 years in the entire league.
The hosts led by 11 at the half, but Dallas managed to shrink to 86:85 in the third quarter.
Javon Carter woke up Milwaukee with a three-pointer on the way to a 0:10 run, and another green run at the beginning of the last quarter jumped the difference to 18 and prevented a late comeback.
Jaro Holliday and Bobby Portis (10 rebounds) contributed 16 and 15 points respectively, Jason Kidd Spencer Dinwiddie and Christian Wood scored 22 and 21.
Dallas dropped to a 7:1 record away from home and will have to get out of its crisis in two days in Texas against Golden State, which is forgetting the bad start to the season.
The rest of the results:
LA Clippers (9:12) - Indiana (8:11) 100:114
Atlanta (9:11) - Miami (11:10) 106:98
Detroit (17:5) - Cleveland (7:13) 102:94
New York Knicks (11:9) - Memphis (8:12) 127:123
Orlando (15:5) - Philadelphia (10:10) 133:103
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