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Only nine points difference between Cleveland and Brooklyn. Was the match thrilling? Not really. The Cavaliers galloped for a long time, before the Nets reacted somewhat.
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The Brooklyn Nets were rushed and nonexistent for three quarters.
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Donovan Mitchell, the Cleveland star, hovered over the match, with 45 points scored. Including 21 in the last quarter alone.
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Among the Nets, Mikal Bridges was the most prominent, with 26 points scored.
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Kylian Mbappé, star of world football and PSG (left, with his brother Ethan) would not have missed the NBA Paris Game for anything.
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Kylian Mbappé and M. Pokora (far left) did not miss a bit of the show.
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In Paris, there was also Ronaldo, Brazilian football legend, David Beckham, star of Manchester United in the years 1990-2000, and Tony Parker, the former star of the San Antonio Spurs.
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David Beckham picks Ronaldo’s popcorn.
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Adam Silver, the boss of the NBA.
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Cheerleaders, like in any self-respecting NBA game.
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Tristan Thompson (left) added fuel to the fire and brought everyone along with him. Verdict: expulsion of the Cleveland pivot.
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It wasn’t in the United States. We were in Paris. 16,000 spectators.
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But Donovan Mitchell and the US stars have returned to the other side of the ocean. They will come back next year.
published on January 12, 2024 at 12:37 a.m.
2024-01-11 23:37:00
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