[Stats & Highlights] Denver and Chicago wake up

Suspense last night with the snatch victories of the Celtics in Detroit, and the Wizards in Brooklyn. The spectacle also with the enormous heat stroke of Stephen Curry against the Blazers. The reshuffle finally since it moves at the top of the Western Conference with the Suns joined by the Clippers and the Lakers in first place.

Detroit – Boston : 120-122
Memphis – LA Lakers : 94-108
Brooklyn – Washington : 122-123
Golden State – Portland : 137-122
Phoenix – LA Clippers : 107-112
San Antonio – Utah : 109-130

Chicago – Dallas : 118-108

No Luka Doncic at kick-off, and Zach LaVine let go in the first half. 29 points for the flying back of the Bulls, but Dallas is ahead at the break (60-59) thanks to an amazing Rick Brunson. We have to wait until the end of the third quarter for things to come alive.

Chicago signs a 7-0 then White takes over from LaVine, and the Bulls are nine points ahead (100-91).

Otto Porter Jr is believed to have done the hardest while responding to Josh Richardson (106-98). Except that Jalen Brunson, again, brings his own to two small points … Finally, it is Zach LaVine, especially in creation, who ensures the victory of Chicago. The third in seven matches.

Minnesota – Denver : 109-124

Last in the Western Conference, Denver waited for the last quarter, and a 20-2 to make the difference.

At the helm, the inevitable Nikola Jokic who signs his fourth triple-double of the season, while Jamal Murray adds 36 points. The Wolves once again cracked in the last quarter, when they had attacked the last period with a small point in advance.

Limited by faults in the first half, Nikola Jokic enjoyed himself in the last quarter, distributing the game from the top post.