Stats and Highlights | Minnesota and Indiana do not stop, New York is reborn

It was much better for Minnesota for a few days. Beating an eye-catching but reduced Heat, Wolves recorded a fourth straight win. Miami, on the other hand, is in the tough game, with four defeats in a row.

Positive series also in Indiana, with the Pacers taking advantage of a very affordable calendar to accumulate victories. Against Orlando it is the fifth in a row and the franchise is fourth in the Eastern Conference.

Ultimately, New York rallied from their loss to the Suns to dominate the Thunder.

Cleveland-Atlanta
Chicago-Boston
Milwaukee-Portland
New Orleans-Golden State
Los Angeles Clippers – Utah

Indiana-Orlando: 123-102

Already stripped of Paolo Banchero and Wendell Carter Jr, the Magic saw Chuma Okeke leave his teammates after a few minutes with pain in his left knee. From then on the Floridians could no longer take it.

The Pacers widened the gap in the third quarter with a 22-point Bennedict Mathurin, an excellent Tyrese Haliburton, author of 18 points and 14 assists, and a very prolific bench (71 points). Fifth straight win for Indiana.

Minnesota-Miami: 105-101

Despite a reduced squad to just eight players and a game in the legs played the day before, the Heat started the game much better than the Wolves. There was also a thirteen-point difference between the sides at half-time. Chris Finch woke up his troops at halftime, and in the third quarter Minnesota went out.

Anthony Edwards scores 10 points, Jordan McLaughlin adds three game-winning field goals and with a 21-4 run, Karl-Anthony Towns and his crew change things. The match was fought until the end and it was Rudy Gobert, who didn’t take a shot in the match, who concluded with four important free throws.

Oklahoma City-New York: 119-129

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander could score 30 points, he and the Thunder fell to a stronger New York team. The Knicks took control in the second quarter with a good Immanuel Quickley off the bench.

Then, after the interval, it is Jalen Brunson (34 points) who brings home the point chaining the points. Never dropped, the Oklahoma City players still won’t be able to shake Tom Thibodeau’s troop, who still did without Evan Fournier.