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Photo: AP – Scanpix
AP Photo – Scanpix
Domantas Sabonis posted an unprecedented performance in his career, but even that was a small Indiana Pacers (6-3).
Man of the match
Lithuanian-led team at home 117: 125 (32:30, 21:26, 34:34, 30:35) landed on the Phoenix Suns basketball players (7-3).
Fantastic, under the baskets, Sabonis bounced 22 balls and set a personal record in the NBA. The tall man who spent 41 minutes on the court scored 28 points (12/20 double, 0/4 trit., 4/8 penalty), made 4 assists, made 3 errors and broke the rules 5 times.
Sabonis game episodes:
Sabonis scored at least 20 points and bounced at least 20 balls in his NBA game for the first time in his career. The Lithuanian had already done it during the first three halves, which so far no Pacers player in history has been able to do.
“It was good, very good,” Victor Oladipo said of Sabonis. – Sabonis repeatedly inappropriate throws and did a great job in the penalty area. It was solid, but it’s a shame that we don’t win. “
At the beginning of the fourth quarter, the Pacers were two points deficit (96:98), but then the guests ran 13: 2 and decided the fate of the game: 111: 98.
The guests were able to escape in the third half, but then Sabonis scored 16 points in four minutes and kept the Pacers in the fight – 82:84.
The winners were led by Mikalas Bridges, who played a game of his career: 34 points (6/10 double, 6/8 trit., 4/4 penalty) and 3 rebounds in 35 minutes.
Pacers: Domantas Sabonis 28 (12/20 doubles, 22 reb.), Malcolm Brogdon 22 (7/20, 9 res.), Justinas Holiday 17, Victor Oladipo 16 (7/21).), Myles Turner 15 (Rev. 10, p. 4), Doug McDermott 12.
The dogs: Nicholas Bridges 34 (6/8 Trit.), Devin Booker 25 (9/19), Cameron Johnson 16, Chris Paul 15 (Rev. 10), Jae Crowder (Rev. 8) and Jevon Carter at 10, Deandre Ayton at 8 (v. 14).
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