Stephen Curry scored 37 points and Brandin Podziemski added 28 with eight 3-point career height when the visitors to the Golden State Warriors scored a game for the Los Angeles Lakers in the playoff race of 123: 116 on Thursday evening.
Jonathan Kuminga scored 18 points for the Warriors, while Jimmy Butler III had seven of his 11 points in the fourth quarter. Golden State is 20-4 because Butler joined the team from Miami Heat in a trade in February, and the Warriors are now sitting a game behind the fourth Lakers in the west.
LeBron James scored 33 points and Austin Reaves added 31 with nine 3-clayers for the Lakers 31. Rui Hachimura scored 24 points and Luka Doncic added 19.
Curry and James exchanged 3 points when the Lakers stayed in one fell swoop of 1:51 in one fell swoop before Podziemski set a 3 point with 1:32 for a lead of 117-107 with 1:32.
Bucks 126, 76ers 113
Giannis Antetokounmpo showed a monster triple double with 35 points, 20 assists and 17 rebounds to lead Milwaukee about the collapse of Philadelphia.
It was the first 30-15-15 game in Antetocounmpo’s career and, according to Bucks, the first 35-20-17 game in NBA history helped when he helped Milwaukee win his second in a row. Six other dollars achieved in double -digit numbers, led by 17 by Brook Lopez.
Adem Bona scored 28 points on 13-against-15 shootings for Philadelphia, which lost his 10th game in a row. Quentin Grimes added 24 points and Guerschon Yabusele had 22.
Grizzlies 110, heat 108
Yes Morant met a steps on the trail of 7-foot-Kel’el-goods in Summer when Memphis Memphis ended with a six-game winning shop by Miami.
The grizzlies made a defeat of four games behind Morant, which ended with 30 points, including 27 in the second half. Desmond Bane contributed 17 points and nine rebounds, and Scotty Pippen Jr. came from the bank to contribute 17 points and seven templates. Zach Edey got 13 rebounds.
Tyler Herro led the heat with 35 points and nine rebounds, Bam Adebayo added 26 points and seven boards and ended with 13 points and 15 rebounds.
Timberwolves 105, Nets 90
Anthony Edwards survived an injury and scored 28 points when Minnesota in Brooklyn drove to a win.
Edwards returned from an ankle injury in the second half when he scored 13 points when the Timberwolves won their fourth game in a row. Rudy Gobert scored 21 points and 18 rebounds, and Naz Reid and Nickeil Alexander Walker each scored 13 points.
Nic Claxton Schoss 9: 10 and scored a team high of 18 points for the lottery-bound nets, in which her two-game winning shop has fallen to 4-17 since February 24th. Dariq Whitehead added 17 points.
Magic 109, Wizards 97
Paolo Banchero scored 33 points and scored 18 rebounds at career height, while he led Orlando to a victory against host Washington.
Banchero made 11 of 24 attempts in the field, 3 out of 5 out of 3-point range, and exhibited eight templates. Franz Wagner was also of crucial importance for Orlando’s efforts and ended with 27 points at 10 out of 19 shots. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope added 13 points and five templates, and Wendell Carter Jr. contributed 10 points and seven rebounds when magic achieved their sixth victory in eight games.
Wizards Rookie Bub Carrington exceeded his former career high of 23 points by nine points and ended with 32 on an efficient 12-to-18-vom field and 7-against-10 from long-distance routes. Carrington also registered Team Highs from Nine rebounds and seven templates when Washington achieved his ninth loss in eleven games. Marcus Smart added 12 points for Washington, while 2024 No. 2 ended the selection of Alex Sarr with 10 points with only 4-von-16 shootings.
Trail Blazers 112, Raptors 103
Shaedon Sharpe, born in London, Ontario, agreed with 36 points with 36 points when visiting Portland Toronto defeated.
Deni Avdija added 26 points and 15 rebounds for the Trail Blazers, who achieved their second victory in a row. Dalano Banton fit with 23 points to his best season.
RJ Barrett scored 18 points for the Raptors, who have dropped twice in a row. Ochai Agbaji added 15 points.
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