(ANSA) – ROME, NOVEMBER 09 – With a real Steph Curry in the evening (50 points for him, a record for any player at the start of the season) the Golden State Warriors beat the Atlanta Hawks for 127-113. The 28 points with nine assists of Trae Young were not enough for the Hawks and neither were the just 4 points of Danilo Gallinari, with 1/7 shooting.
DeRozan (28 points) was among the protagonists of Chicago’s victory over Brooklyn for 118-95, after the Bulls at the start of the last quarter had also gone down by 4 points.
Kevin Durant’s 38 points and 10 rebounds were useless for the Nets.
The absence of the injured LeBron James weighs heavily, but not enough to prevent the Lakers from getting the better of the Hornets (126-123) after extra time. Los Angeles was driven to victory by Carmelo Anthony, Russell Westbrook and Anthony Davis, who scored 32 points, 12 rebounds and 4 assists in under 45 minutes of play. Charlotte’s 25 points from Lonzo Ball were not enough.
Home defeat for Philadelphia to New York (96-103).
Among the Sixers the absence of Tobias Harris and Joel Embiid (Covid positive) was felt, with the best scorer, Korkmaz, who stops at 19 points. The Knicks, who nearly suffered a comeback in the fourth quarter, thank Julius Randle and his 31 points and 12 rebounds.
In Denver, Michael Porter Jr’s absence due to injury was not weighted and so he overtook Miami 113-96, dominating the game from the start. Among the Nuggets the best is the usual Nikola Jokic (25 points and 10 rebounds) who, however, was sent off with 3 minutes from the end, after having reacted with a shoulder to a contact with Markieff Morris, who ended up on the ground.
Minnesota was overtaken by Memphis in overtime (118-125), who managed to dominate in extra time thanks to Brandon Clarke’s 20 points coming off the bench. Among the Grizzlies, Ja Morant also shone (33 points and 8 assists), among the Timberwolves D’Angelo Russel (30 points).
The Phoenix Suns found their fifth consecutive success, beating the Sacramento Kings 109-104 thanks to a 24-point Payne off the bench. The Dallas Mavericks easily beat the New Orleans Pelicans (108-92), in their seventh consecutive defeat. (HANDLE).
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