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Photo: Reuters-Scanpix
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Jonas Valančiūnas snatched extra time, during which the first victory of the season in the National Basketball Association (NBA) was enjoyed by the Memphis Grizzlies (1-2).
Man of the match
Grizzlies basketball players played in the away zone during the extra game 116: 111 (32:23, 22:32, 33:30, 19:21, 10: 5) broke the Brooklyn Nets (2-2).
At the start of the last minute of the fourth quarter, the guests were two points behind (104: 106), but Valančiūnas fouled and tied the score with two free throws, and in the remaining 54 seconds neither team could score.
JV started extra time with a bet (108: 106), but before the decisive minute, the hosts again had a minimal advantage: 111: 110.
With 38 seconds left, Brandon Clarke led the visitors forward (112: 111), Grayson Allen then doubled the lead with a free throw (113: 111) and Joe Harris’ decisive 3-pointer failed to score, allowing Kyle Anderson secure a first win for the Grizzlies. .
Valančiūnas spent 39 minutes on the court and scored 14 points (6/10 doubles, 0/1 trit., 2/2 penalties), bounced 14 balls, made 2 assists, blocked the opponent’s shot 3 times and made a mistake. This was the third consecutive Lithuanian double.
The away win was marred by the injury of Ja Moranto, who injured his ankle in the first half of the game and was only able to leave the field with the help of a wheelchair. Before the injury, the Grizzlies leader scored 7 points in 13 minutes (2/7 doubles, 3/3 penalty), made 3 assists and made 4 errors.
Nets head coach Steve Nash gave leaders Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving a break in the game, as well as Spencer Dinwiddie, who has been off the knee all season due to a cruciate ligament injury. .
Anderson, who was the most productive player in the ranks, scored 28 points in 37 minutes (5/9 dvit., 4/8 trit., 6/8 penalty), bounced 7 balls, made 3 assists and made 4 errors.
“Redes”: Carisas LeVertas 28 (10/20 dvit., 11 rez. Lost, 5 per. Kam.), Timothe’as Luwawu-Cabarrotas 21, Chrisas Chiozza ir Joe Harrisas (8 atk. Kam.) Po 14.
“Grizzlies”: Kyle Anderson 28 (9/17 years old), Dillon Brooks 24, Brandon Clarke 16, Jonas Valančiūnas 14 (Cam. 14, p. 3).
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