Lakers 125-111 Pistons!The Lakers beat the Pistons with 3 people 20+, and the team has won 5 of the past 6 games, ranking 9th in the West. James had 25 points, Davis had 20 points, 14 rebounds and 6 blocks, and Russell had 21 points. Dinwiddie ushered in his Lakers debut, with an average hand, 6 points, 7 assists and 4 turnovers on 2-of-6 shooting.
Suns 130-125 Kings! Beal is injured again, with a thigh strain, I wonder how many games he will miss this time? Beal has missed 24 games so far this season. And Beal still has 3 years and $160 million left on his contract, and the Suns will have a headache with the management, was the deal wrong in the first place?
And in this game, because it was a card battle, the difference between the two sides before the game was only half a win, so both teams attached great importance to it, and in the end the Suns were even better. Allen made a crucial offensive rebound and hit both free throws in the final minute to kill the game, and the Suns stretched the margin to 1.5 wins and returned to fifth place in the West. The Kings lost two in a row and fell to No. 8.
Durant had 28 points and 11 rebounds, Booker had 25 points, Allen had 19 points, Sabonis had 35 points, 18 rebounds, 12 assists and three assists, and Fox had 40 points, nine rebounds and six assists.
Timberwolves 121-109 Trail Blazers! The Timberwolves played back-to-back, and the final quarter (37-26) won over the Trail Blazers. Edwards scored 41 points, and the Timberwolves led the Thunder behind them 38-16 and temporarily held the top spot in the West.
Thunder 127-113 Magic! The Thunder also won the Magic smoothly, Alexander 32 points, Jalen Williams 33 points, as a sophomore rookie, Jalen's performance is undoubtedly amazing, and his current status on the team is second only to Alexander, and Holmgren is on par.
Heat 123-97 Bucks! The Bucks have a shadow in the face of the Heat, and they still haven't come out of last season's Black Eight. In this game, the Heat conceded a Butler, as well as Rozier and Pritchard, and the Bucks still lost miserably at home and became a laughing stock. With championship coach Doc Rivers and two All-Star starters Antetokounmpo and Lillard, who is to blame for the Bucks?
The Celtics 118-110 Nets! The starting five Tigers all scored double-doubles, and the Celtics beat the Nets, 42-12 and ranked first in the league. Tatum had 41 points, 14 rebounds and 5 assists, Jaylen Brown had 19 points and Holiday had 14 points and 12 assists. Bridges had 27 points, Thomas 26 and Simmons had five points, six rebounds and eight assists.