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The round of games that took place tonight (between Monday and Tuesday) in the NBA was first and foremost marked by the unforgettable performance of Donovan Mitchell, but apart from that there was a lot of action in the remaining 10 games.

LeBron James continued to star in the Lakers' victory, Luka Doncic had another great game and Brooklyn won 12 in a row.

New York (18:20) - Phoenix (18:20) 83:102

Charlotte (28:10) - L.A.

Lakers (21:16) 121:115

Cleveland (14:24) - Chicago (21:16) 134:145 (after overtime)

Indiana (17:21) - Toronto (21:16) 114:122

Philadelphia (14:22 ) - New Orleans (14:23) 111:120

Brooklyn (12:25) - San Antonio (25:12) 103:139

Houston (27:10) - Dallas (16:22) 106:111

Minnesota (21:17 ) - Denver (13:24) 111:124

Golden State (18:19) - Atlanta (19:17) not yet finished

Portland (17:18) - Detroit (29:10)

L.A. is not over yet.

Clippers (17:21) - Miami (18:19) is not over yet

Age is just a number.

LeBron (Photo: Reuters)

Charlotte (28:10) - L.A.

Lakers (21:16) 121:115

At the age of 38, LeBron James seems to have found the fountain of youth again.

After the 47 points he scored against Atlanta on his birthday, the King looked excellent again and provided a similar statistical line.

He finished with 43 points, 11 rebounds and 6 assists, signed some spectacular moves and helped the Lakers escape in the third quarter to 20 or more, from where the Hornets had no way back.

Terry Rozier with 27 points and Amlo Ball with 24 were Charlotte's bright spots.

Seventh straight victory for the Mavs, again courtesy of a wonderful performance by Luka Doncic.

The fiery Slovenian came into action mainly in the second half, during which he sniped 29 of his 39 in the entire game, helping the visitors erase an 18-point deficit en route to a victory in the Texas Derby.

Doncic also had 12 rebounds and 8 assists, and has surpassed the 32-point mark in six straight games - including three games of 50 or more in that streak.

Christian Wood and Tim Hardaway Jr. added 21 each to the winner, while the Rockets will again be consoled by a good game from Kevin Porter Jr. (25) and Jaylen Green (20).

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Fantastic second half.

Doncic (Photo: Reuters)

Brooklyn (12:25) - San Antonio (25:12) 103:139

The Nets don't stop and count 12 wins in a row - the best streak in the NBA at the moment, which leaves them just one game away from Eastern Conference leader Boston.

Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant once again made an easy life for themselves, with the former finishing with 27 points, the latter with 25 and 11 assists, and together they lead an escape in the first half that broke the Spurs.

TJ Warren added 18 for Brooklyn, while on the other hand San Antonio got 22 from Caldon Johnson but they were unable to give a fight even for a moment, and stand on three losses in four games.

Another game that proved that only injuries can stop Zion Williamson.

The Pelicans forward completely dominated the game for three quarters, scoring 26 points on 10-of-12 from the field, but sprained his hip early in the final quarter, allowing Joel Embiid to take over and win the game for the Sixers.

Embiid had 42 points and 11 rebounds — his eighth game of the season with at least 35 points and 10 rebounds — and drew MVP calls at home.

James Harden added 27 for the winner.

MVP?

Embiid (Photo: Reuters)

Minnesota (21:17) - Denver (13:24) 111:124

After six consecutive losses, the Timberwolves held an emergency meeting between the players and enjoyed an immediate positive effect.

Despite missing Karl-Anthony Towns and D'Angelo Russell and appearing on a depleted and short-handed roster, the Wolves looked excellent, dominated most phases of the game and held on in the final quarter.

Anthony Edwards was above everyone with 29, Jaden McDaniels (21) and Kyle Anderson (19) also stood out, and it was enough to inflict the Nuggets with only their second loss in 12 games.

Nikola Jokic led Denver with 24, 7 rebounds and 9 assists.

Fourth win in a row for the Pacers.

Rookie Benedict Maturin with 21 points and Buddy Hield with 19, were the most prominent in the ranks of the winner who received 18 and 10 rebounds from Myles Turner and 16 and 8 assists from Tyrese Halliburton.

What decided the game was the output from the substitutes, a category in which Indy landed a knockout on the Raptors with 54 points compared to only 7.

Gary Trent Jr. with 32 and Pascal Siakam with 26 were the bright spots for the loser.

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Randall in front of Craig (Photo: Reuters)

New York (6:20 p.m.) - Phoenix (6:20 p.m.) 83:102

Seven straight wins were followed by five straight losses, but now the Knicks seem to be on positive momentum again, with a second straight win - and what a win it was.

The host got off to a storming start, running to a double-digit lead in the first quarter and increasing it to an amazing 20:52 midway through the second quarter, including a 0:21 run.

From there, needless to say, the Suns never came back, en route to their third straight loss and sixth in their last seven games without Devin Booker.

Julius Randle was again above everyone with 28 points and 16 rebounds, Jaylen Brunson added 24. DeAndre Ayton finished as the leading scorer on the other side with 12 points, Chris Paul added 11.

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