Danny Avdia in a shooting competition at Washington practice (from Twitter)
A packed round of 11 games awaited tonight (between Friday and Saturday) for NBA fans.
In focus was the meeting between the Clippers and Milwaukee held at this time.
Earlier Boston and Memphis picked up more wins, Philadelphia beat the Knicks and Phoenix impressed in their first game since the Kevin Durant trade.
Tonight's games:
Detroit (42:15) - San Antonio (42:14) 131:138 (after overtime)
Indiana (32:25) - Phoenix (27:31) 117:104
Philadelphia (19:35) - New York ( 27:30) 108:119
Boston (16:40) - Charlotte (42:15) 116:127
Toronto (31:26) - Utah (29:28) 122:116
Miami (25:31) - Houston (43: 13) 95:97
Memphis (21:34) - Minnesota (29:30) 107:128
Sacramento (23:31) - Dallas (26:30) Not yet finished
New Orleans (27:29) - Cleveland (22:35) Not
yet finished
Portland (28:27) - Oklahoma City (28:26) Not yet finished
L.A. Clippers (27:31) - Milwaukee (17:38) It's not over yet
He's hot, the Celtics are hot.
Tatum (Photo: GettyImages, Brian Fluharty)
Boston (4:40 p.m.) - Charlotte (42:15 p.m.) 116:127
With or without the injured Jaylen Brown, who will probably return only after the All-Star break, the leader of the East is cruising and impressive.
This time she got 41 points from Jayson Tatum and 33 from Derek White (a career high) en route to her fifth win in six games, and third in a row.
The Celtics led by 28 in the third quarter and called Tatum back off the bench in the final quarter as the lead shrunk, and he helped secure the victory, his eighth game of the season with 40 or more points.
Terry Rozier with 27 and Amlo Ball with 24 and 10 assists were the standouts among the Hornets, who lost six games in a row.
Memphis (21:34) - Minnesota (29:30) 107:128
Despite the significant trades and changes among its rivals at the top of the West, Memphis wants to prove that it is still strong in things, and tonight it provided a statement.
Ja Morant flirted with a triple double and finished with 32 points, 9 rebounds and 9 assists, Desmond Bain added 20 and an escape in the last quarter paved the way for a second consecutive victory, which came after a less good period.
Jaylen Newell led the Timberwolves with 20, Anthony Edwards was held to only 17.
Philadelphia (19:35) - New York (27:30) 108:119
After two straight losses, including to the Knicks, the Sixers got revenge and got back on track, keeping within a safe distance of Cleveland in third place in the East.
Joel Embiid starred with 35 and 11 rebounds, James Harden contributed 20 and 12 assists, but the man of the game was Tyrese Maxey who scored 27, and was the engine behind the impressive last quarter, in which the Sixers erased a 13-point deficit.
Julius Randle and Jaylen Brunson led the Knicks with 30 points each, but were stopped after two straight wins.
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Indiana (32:25) - Phoenix (27:31) 117:104
In their first game since the Kevin Durant trade, with the injured KD still watching from the sidelines, the Suns have won 10 of the last 13 games.
DeAndre Ayton with 22 points and 11 rebounds, Devin Booker with 21 and Chris Paul with 19, kept the guest's advantage from the beginning to the end of the game, and did not allow the Pacers to even fantasize about a comeback.
Benedict Maturin scored 22 for the Pacers, who also got 18 and 5 assists from Tyrese Halliburton but suffered a 14th loss in 16 games.
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