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The Dallas team learned before the game that Mavericks head coach Rick Carlisle had tested positive for COVID since 2008. The 61-year-old strategist said he was feeling fine and had little doubt that he Test result was incorrect, and the visiting team was led by Carlisle’s assistant, Jamahl Mosley.
Kristap Porzing, who represented the New York Club in 2015-19, received hostile support at Madison Square Garden Arena. The Latvian, who demanded a change of board from the Knicks, was “greeted” by an insulting chant with nearly two thousand fans watching the game in the arena.
“KP sucks!”
Are Knicks fans letting Kristaps Porzingis hear it on MSG?pic.twitter.com/03rYP1JEeJ
– ClutchPoints (@ClutchPointsApp) April 3, 2021
Although the Latvian left the arena called home early in his career with a victory, Porzing’s performance was weak: the 14-point-man scored 5 of 10 colonies, but only hit the last of seven long shots taken.
As usual this season, Luka Dončičius played first violin in the Mavericks attack. The Slovenian, who led the Dallas club to the third consecutive victory, contributed 26 points, 8 rebounds and 7 assists.
For the first time since 2013, New York basketball players looking to make the playoffs have experienced it for the third time in a row. Tom Thibodeau’s students are currently in seventh place on the Eastern Conference tournament table.
“Knicks”: Alec Burks 20 (4/6 trit.), Julius Randle 14 (4/13 diat., 1/7 trit., 8 rebounds, 11 res.), Reggie Bullock 13 points (4/9 trit.).).
“Mavericks”: Luka Dončičius 26 (8/15 diat., 3/8 trit., 8 reps, 7 res.), Jalen Brunson 15 (7 reps, 5 res.), Timas Hardaway and Kristapas Porzing (8 reminders) after 14 , Josh Richardson 11 points.
The Toronto Raptors (19-30), who have won only the last of the last fifteen games, have recorded a historic victory in their arena. In the 2019 NBA Finals duel, Nick Nurse’s students did not spare the bleeding Golden State Warriors (23-26) and eliminated the rivals until 130: 77 (27:26, 35:16, 46: 14, 22:21). ).
The final difference of 53 points earned him a new record since 1995 in Raptors history. The Warriors suffered more severe defeats only in 1972 and 1973, landing the Los Angeles Lakers by 63 and 56 points, respectively.
The Steve Kerr-led team played without Stephen Curry and Draymond Green, who fell out of the lineup just before the game, and Kyle Lowry didn’t help the hosts. Midway through the fourth quarter, the Raptors led by as much as 61 points, a huge advantage in any NBA League game in the past 25 years.
This was already the seventh failure of the California team in the last eight games played. The Warriors found no antidote for Pascal Siakam, who celebrated his 27th birthday; the Cameroonian scored the celebration with 36 points in three halves.
“Raptors”: Pascalis Siakamas 36 (8/15 dvit., 4/9 trit., 7 atk.kam., 5 rez. Lost), Gary Trentas 24 (6/9 trit.), OG Anunoby 21, Malachy Flynnas 16 (5 atk .kam., 5 rez. lost), Chrisas Boucher 10 taškų.
“Warriors”: Andrew Wiggins 15, Jordan Poole and Nico Mannion 10 points each.
Results of other matches:
Boston Celtics (24-25) – Houston Rockets (13-35) 118: 102 (33:25, 19:19, 30:26, 36:32)
“Celtics”: Jayson Tatum 26 (5/11 trit., 9th tr.), Evan Fournier 23 (7/11 trit.), Jaylen Brown 22 (11th tr.), Robert Williams 20 (9/9 points, 2/3 penalties, 9 rebounds, 8 rebounds), Kemba Walker 11 points.
“Rockets”: Christian Wood 19 (Rec. 10), Avery Bradley 15, Kevin Porter 12 (8 res.), Kelly Olynykas 10 points.
New Orleans Pelicans (21-27) – Atlanta Hawks (25-24) 103: 126 (34:28, 20:27, 25:39, 24:32)
“Pelicans”: Kira Lewis 21, James Johnson 16 (Res. 6), Eric Bledsoe 14, Jaxson Hayes and Nickale Alexander-Walker 12 points each, Wesley Iwundu 10 points.
“Falcons”: Bogdan Bogdanovičius 26 (6/11 trit., 7 reps, 7 res.), Kevin Huerter 24, Lou Williams 19 (8 res.), Clintas Capela 14 (10 reps, 6 blk.), Onyeka Okongwu 11 ( Section 9), Brandon Goodwin and Tony Snell 10 points each.
Utah Jazz (37-11) – Chicago Bulls (19-28) 113: 106 (26:25, 32:24, 30:24, 25:33)
“Jazz”: Donovan Mitchell 26 (5/12 diat., 2/9 trit., 10/10 penalty), Jordan Clarkson and Rudy Gobert (13 rebounds) after 19, Boyan Bogdanovich 18, Mike Conley 14 points.
“Bulls”: Thaddeusas Youngas 25 (7 atk.kam.), Zachas LaVine’as 23 (8/14 dvit., 2/8 trit.), Nikola Vučevičius 16 (8 atk.kam.), Denzelis Valentine’as 12, Tomašas Satoransky 10 bag.
Phoenix Suns (34-14) – Oklahoma Thunder (20-28) 140: 103 (43:13, 30:37, 30:26, 37:27).
“Suns”: Devin Booker 32, Chris Paul (8/8 game shots, 12 res.), Michael Bridges and Cameron Johnson 17 points each.
“Thunder”: Theo Maledon 33 (5/7 triples), Alexei Pokushevsky 20, Justin Jackson 15 points.
Portland Trail Blazers (29-19) – Milwaukee Bucks (31-17) 109: 127 (21:34, 32:26, 20:37, 36:30).
“Blazers”: Damian Lillard 32, CJ McCollum and Robert Covington 18 points each.
“Bucks”: Giannis Antetokounmpo 47 (18/18 colon, 0/3 triple, 11/13 penalty, 12 rebounds), Jrue Holiday 22 (10 res.), Chris Middleton 20 (8 res.).
Sacramento Kings (22-27) – Los Angeles Lakers (31-18) 94: 115 (27:29, 26:36, 23:26, 18:24).
“Kings”: Harrison Barnes 26, Delon Wright 13, De’Aaron Fox 12 points (5/20 game shots).
“Lakers”: Kyle Kuzma 30, Dennis Schroder 17 (8 res.), Talen Horton-Tucker 15 points.
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