Summary clip of the week, 22.2/Sport1
The All-Star break ended yesterday (Friday) and we were treated to another packed night of NBA games.
Tonight's games:
Philadelphia (23:33) - Cleveland (19:36) 97:104
Atlanta (32:24) - Toronto (36:21) 123:121
Houston (31:25) - Phoenix (24:33) 110: 114
Memphis (37:20) - LA Clippers (18:37) 101:95
Oklahoma City (17:39) - Washington (47:9) 106:147
Golden State (26:28) - Charlotte (41:14) )
Portland (39:15) - Denver (19:37)
LA Lakers (27:30) - San Antonio (45:11)
New Orleans (23:34) - Miami (25:31) 106:95
Minnesota ( 16:39) - Milwaukee (21:35)
Celebrated against Washington's weak defense.
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Oklahoma City (17:39) - Washington (47:9) 106:147
Danny Avdia missed his first game after 55 consecutive games due to pain in his left heel and a day after stealing 130 points and a defeat from champion Denver, Washington continued its embarrassing season with a hard defeat against the 'Ander the strong, who did everything they could against the Wizards' defenselessness.
Shea Gilges Alexander scored 30 points for the hosts and Chet Holmgren added a double-double of 25 points and 10 rebounds for the hosts, who shot 60 percent from the field and 50 percent from three-point range (20 of 40).
The Thunder broke their season's points record while Washington, on the other hand, is humiliated with a tenth consecutive loss and "closes" on Detroit with the weakest balance in the league.
The maligned Jordan Paul scored 21 for the visitors and Corey Kispert 30, but it was nowhere near enough.
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Memphis (37:20) - L.A. Clippers (18:37) 101:95 A
tougher than expected victory for the Clippers, who came back to win after the tough defeat against Oklahoma City.
Kawhi Leonard scored 24 points and Terrence Mann added a season high of 23 and 12 rebounds for the Clippers.
James Harden was very weak, but his first field goal was a three-pointer that determined 95:99 and actually secured the victory 46 seconds to the end.
Harden finished with 1-for-8 and nine points, but also contributed 8 assists and rebounds.
Jaren Jackson stood out above everyone on the other side with 29 points and 4 steals, but this team doesn't have much besides him after the shutouts of Jay Morant and Desmond Bain.
New Orleans (23:34) - Miami (25:31) 106:95
An impressive victory for the runner-up, who enjoyed 23 points and 9 rebounds from Jimmy Butler, before he was ejected at the start of the fourth quarter following a mass brawl that broke out on the floor, during Thomas Bryant of Miami and Jose Alvarado and Naji Marshall of New Orleans were also suspended.
Bam Adebayo scored 24 for Miami and Duncan Robinson added 17. Zion Williamson scored 23 and added 9 rebounds for the hosts, who again played without the sick Brandon Ingram and suffered only their second loss in the last ten games.
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