The Philadelphia Sixers, leaders of the Eastern Conference, clearly beat Sacramento (129-105), while the Milwaukee Bucks dominated San Antonio (120-113) on Saturday. Beaten last Wednesday at home by the Milwaukee Bucks (109-105 AD), which ended their six-game winning streak, the Philadelphia Sixers got off to a good start, clearly dominating the Sacramento Kings. (125-109) Saturday. In fact, there was hardly a game, the leader of the Eastern Conference taking the Californian team by the throat, only 13th in the West but victorious in Boston the day before. read also The results At the end of the first quarter, the 76ers were already 21 points ahead of their opponent and even double points from the Kings (42-21). And this difference was then never contested. Tobias Harris and Shake Milton were the main architects of Philadelphia’s success. The former split 29 points and 11 rebounds, while the latter scored 28 points. From the bench, Dwight Howard also “doubled” with 10 points and 13 rebounds, in 20 minutes spent on the floor. Vincent Poirier, the pivot of the Sixers, played three minutes, without scoring and taking two rebounds. Written on the scoresheet, Ben Simmons did not come into play because of a painful knee. For Sacramento, Buddy Hield scored 25 points. read also The ranking of the Eastern Conference Milwaukee continues winning streak Three days after beating Philadelphia, the Milwaukee Bucks followed with another win at home against the San Antonio Spurs (120-113), bringing their number of consecutive successes to six. The Texans have long been in the lead in the first period. But, at the break, Giannis Antetokounmpo and his partners had managed to regain the advantage (57-50). The game remained balanced, the Spurs further reducing the gap, without ever coming back to the score however. Then, in the middle of the fourth quarter, Milwaukee escaped (103-94, 42nd) and managed to hold his lead until the buzzer, putting an end to San Antonio’s three-game winning streak in a row. . Antetokounmpo was his team’s top scorer with 26 points, well supported by Khris Middleton (23 pts) and Jrue Holiday (21). Axel Toupane, he remained on the sidelines. For the San Antonio Spurs, Lonnie Walker led the game with 31 points. read also All NBA news
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