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The match: Luka Doncic signs his first triple-double with the Lakers and folds the Mavericks
Some expected a 50 -point game. Luka Doncic has not been so far. He found his former team, Dallas, for the first time since his transfer to Los Angeles three weeks ago. Inevitably a little nervous, the Slovenian lacked external skill to really explode the meters (1 by 7 behind the arc) but he still enjoyed his new teammates to lead the Lakers to the victory against the Mavericks (107-99). He simply compiled his first triple-double with the Hollywood franchise: 19 points, 15 rebounds and 12 assists with also 3 interceptions and 2 blocks.
He contributed to the domination of Angelenos in the Money Time. The two teams were equally 81-81 before the players of JJ Redick ended up taking over in the decisive moments under the impetus of their two superstars, Donci and obviously LeBron James. The King has chained three-points, good passes, offensive rebounds, quality defensive sequences and baskets near the circle to allow its team to detach themselves. He finished with 27 points and 12 rebounds. Austin Reaves has put 20 points.
Opposite, Kyrie Irving tried everything. The new boss of Dallas slammed 35 pawns, with there also several baskets in important moments. But his teammates missed a package of attempts behind the arc and the Lakers took the opportunity to win.
The player: Jalen Green puts 25 points against Milwaukee
The Rockets came out victorious from a particularly tight match against the Bucks (100-97). Jalen Green assured a large part of the job by attacking 25 points. Alperen Sangun marked him 23. Houston ended up making the difference in the last minutes despite the ejection of Amen Thompson, author of a big fault on Giannis Antetokoumpo.
To the state: 299
Like the number of points scored by the Grizzlies and the Suns on Tuesday evening. Memphis took over on Phoenix (151-148) after extension and at the end of a resolutely offensive match. The two teams each reached the 20 three-point baskets registered in particular. But it was therefore the franchise of Tennessee that had the last word, guided by the 29 points and 8 assists by JA MORANT. The All-Star leader served the Rookie Jaylen Wells for a 9-second dunk from the buzzer to shelter definitively. Grizzlies notably finished on a 7-0 to win.
MORANT had torn the additional five minutes by marking the last 11 points of his training in the fourth quarter. Including the equalizing basket in the last second. Jaren Jackson Jr added 28 points. Five Sun players have planted 20 or more points, a first since 1990 for the Arizona franchise. But the 28 Devin Booker or 26 points from Kevin Durant were therefore not sufficient.
The series: 8 in a row for Cleveland
The riders again have the best NBA assessment after the defeat of the Thunder the day before. For its part, Cleveland garnered successes with a new (very) wide victory against Orlando (82-122) last night. The eighth in a row for the Ohio franchise, led by the 20 points of Ty Jerome or the 17 units of Evan Mobley, Max Strus and'Andre Hunter. The CAVS were extremely skillful, especially from afar (19 out of 32 with three-points) while the Magic missed 23 of its 28 attempts behind the arc.
Counter-performance: another very heavy defeat of the Hornets
After losing 53 points against Portland then 42 lengths against the Kings, the Hornets lost 36 pawns against the Warriors last night (128-92). Steve Kerr took advantage of the scoring gap to rest his frames and open his rotation as much as possible. Jimmy Butler and Stephen Curry still scored 15 points each. Moussa Diabaté compiled 5 points, 4 rebounds, 3 passes and 2 counters for Charlotte.
All scores
Raptors – Celtics : 101-111
Magic – Cavaliers :82-122
Grizzlies – Suns : 151-148
Pelicans – Spurs : 109-103
Warriors – Hornets : 128-92
Lakers – Mavericks : 107-99
Rockets – Bucks : 100-97
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