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As usual on Sundays, the round of games in the NBA began in the early hours and continued into Monday morning with four more meetings.
Tonight's games:
Detroit (40:6) - Oklahoma City (14:32) 104:120
Indiana (20:27) - Memphis (28:18) 110:116
Atlanta (27:19) - Toronto (30:16) 125 :126
Orlando (22:24) - Phoenix (20:26) 98:113
Portland (33:13) - Chicago (25:22) 104:96
Gilges Alexander and OKC surprised Detroit/GettyImages, Mike Mulholland
Orlando (22:24) - Phoenix (20:26) 98:113
After seven consecutive victories, Phoenix now counts two consecutive losses and several warning lights were lit tonight as well.
The Suns scored only 13 points in the last quarter, and were stuck with eight consecutive minutes without a field goal.
Devin Booker was terrific in the final three quarters, but scored just 2 of his 44 points in the decisive quarter.
Kevin Durant settled for only 15, Bradley Beal was stopped at 9 with 0 for 5 for 3.
On the other hand, Paolo Bunkero led with 26 points, Mo Wagner contributed 16 and 12 rebounds from the bench.
Atlanta (27:19) - Toronto (30:16) 125:126
Fifth straight loss for the Raptors who were missing RJ Barrett, Emmanuel Quickley and Jacob Flatel, and it was especially painful - when Sadiq Bey sank Trae Young's layup with 1.1 seconds left , to decide.
Young finished with 30 points and 12 assists, Bay added 26 and 13 rebounds, Bogdan Bogdanovic jumped to the top five in the absence of Dejontae Murray and added 24, as well as Kalina Capela (19 and 14 rebounds) and Jaylen Johnson (17 and 12 rebounds) contributed a double-double - four of the five players of the quintet can be proud of one of these.
Scotty Barnes and Jordan Navara scored 24 each for the guest.
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Indiana (20:27) - Memphis (28:18) 110:116
Although it plays with a very lacking squad, Memphis managed to surprise with three consecutive victories over Toronto, Miami and Orlando, but stopped at the surprising Pacers, who are still missing the big star Tyrese Halliburton.
Memphis started the final quarter trailing by 10, but Jaren Jackson Jr.'s three-pointer forced a 107-all tie with 3:27 left.
But Jaylen Smith responded immediately with a three-pointer and also secured the victory with a critical basket with 35 seconds remaining.
Benedict Maturin led the winners with 24 points off the bench.
Pascal Siakam and Jaylen Smith each added 19 for the winners.
Jaren Jackson Jr. led the way with 25 points, Vince Williams added 20 but Memphis' surprising winning streak stopped.
Detroit (40:6) - Oklahoma City (14:32) 104:120
The leader of the Western Conference was surprised in a big way by the team with the worst balance in the league, and without the Pistons' star Cade Cunningham playing, because he is still recovering from a knee injury.
Detroit picked up its second win in three games led by Jaylen Doran, who had a stellar double-double of 22 points and 21 rebounds, including a career-high 9-of-15 offensive rebounds for the team.
Jayden Ivey added 19 points to the Pistons along with 8 rebounds and 6 assists.
On the other side, as usual, Shea Gilges Alexander stood out, finishing with 31 points.
Portland (33:13) - Chicago (25:22) 104:96
The Bulls returned to winning after two consecutive losses, still without Zach Lavin.
DeMar DeRozan led with 20 points, Andre Drummond and Kobe White added 15 each.
Jeremy Grant finished with 24 on the other side, DeAndre Ayton added 22 and 12 rebounds.
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