Basketball
Shaw Williamson and another Pelicans win over the Suns, Hawks win over the Bulls on the buzzer
Zion Williamson stopped at 35 points to lead the Pelicans to a 129-124 victory in overtime over the Suns and again broadcast the news. Hawks beat Bulls with Griffins overtime buzzer beater, wins for Knicks and Magic
The pelicans are still screaming that they are here. The Suns have had it right lately as New Orleans beat them for the second time in three days, this time in overtime 129-124!
Zion Williamson with 35 points led the way for the winners, with CJ McCollum adding 29 points (and big baskets in the extra five minutes) and Naji Marshall adding 16 points for the West champion.
For the Suns, who were without Devin Booker, DeAndre Ayton had 28 points and 12 rebounds and Mikal Bridges had 27 points while Chris Paul was held on 6 points with 3/10 shooting and 11 assists, but he was the one running the game sent in overtime.
THE DODECALPTA: 29-36, 57-58, 98-93, 117-117, 129-124
pelicans: Williamson 35 (2 threes, 8 rebounds, 5 turnovers), Valanciunas 8 (10 rebounds), McCollum 29 (3/10 threes, 7 assists), Murphy 9 (1 threes, 7 rebounds), Daniels 11 (1 threes, 8th assists), Nance 15 (1 three, 7 rebounds), Maral 16 (5 rebounds, 5 assists), Hernangometh, Graham 4, Alvarado 2
CHANCE: Saric 5 (2/8 shooting, 1 treble), Craig 14 (2 trebles, 7 rebounds), Bridges 27 (5/13 trebles, 5 rebounds), Ayton 28 (12 rebounds, 5 assists), Paul 6 (3/ 10 shots, 11 assists), Okojie 2, Landal 8 (7 rebounds), Payne 17 (2), Lee 12 (2), Samet 5 (1)
Hawks – Bulls 123-122
AJ Griffin redeemed the Hawks for the second time in less than a month. On November 19, rookie guard Atlanta beat the Raptors with a buzzer beater. 22 days later, Griffin hit again with a crazy layup of a layup to give the Hawks a 123-122 overtime win over the Bulls!
It was a crazy ending to a crazy game, with the Hawks holding their record back over 50% (14-13) and the Bulls… staying well below (11-15) and losing another game of hands.
Bogdan Bogdanovic led the winners with 28 points, with Young adding 19 points (but on 5/18 shooting) and 14 assists and Griffin adding 17 points.
For the Bulls, DeMar DeRozan had 34 points (and 3/3 shooting to Griffin’s basket that seemed to give Chicago the win), Zach LaVine had 21 points and Andre Drummond had 14 points.
THE DODECALPTA: 22-27, 58-50, 85-78, 110-110, 123-122
hawks: Griffin 17 (2/11 trebles), Hande 16 (2), Capela 15 (14 rebounds), Young 19 (5/18 shooting, 2/8 trebles, 14 assists), Forrest 7, Okonio 14 (9 rebounds), T. Holliday, Johnson 1, Bogdanovic 28 (6/14 threes, 7 rebounds, 5 assists), A. Holliday 6 (1)
COPS: Williams 8 (4/10 shooting, 7 rebounds), DeRozan 34 (13 rebounds, 8 assists), Vucevic 13 (1 treble, 8 rebounds), LaVine 21 (1/5 trebles), Dosumnou 2, Green 2, Jones 14 (1), Drummond 14 (9 rebounds, 5 steals), Dragic 2 (1/7 shots, 6 assists), White 12 (4/9 threes, 6 rebounds)
Knicks-Kings 112-99
Something has changed at the Knicks. This was evident against the Kings as well, with New York easily beating the “Kings” 112-99 to become the first team this year to hold Sacramento under 100 points!
Julius Randle and ARJ Barrett had 27 points each for the winners (the former was knocked out of the tournament with two technical penalties in the third period) and Jaylen Brunson had 18 points for New York, who now have 4 straight wins and a record of 14-13 Has .
The Kings, again without De’Aaron Fox, had Domantas Sabonis on 20 points and 12 rebounds, Keegan Murray on 18 points (but 6/15 shooting) and Kevin Herter on 17 points (but 6/16 shooting).
THE DODECALPTA: 36-22, 66-50, 95-80, 112-99
curtsy: Randle 27 (3/11 3-pointers, 8 rebounds), Robinson 12 (9 rebounds), Brunson 18 (5 turnovers), Barrett 27 (2/6 3-pointers, 9 rebounds, 6 assists), Grimes 7 (2 /8 shots, 1 three-pointer, 6 rebounds), Hartenstein 4 (9 rebounds), Sims, McBride 5 (1/5 3-pointer) Quickley 12 (1/5 3-pointer)
KINGS: Sabonis 20 (12 rebounds), Barnes 15 (1/5 threes), Marie 18 (6/15 shots, 3 threes, 7 rebounds), Mitchell 7 (1), Herter 17 (6/16 shots), 2/9 Threes, 5 rebounds, 6 assists), Lyles 8 (1), Metu, Okpala, Dellavedova 2, Davis, Monk 12 (3/15 shooting, 2/8 threes)
Magic – Birds of Prey 111-99
The Magic had lost 10 of their last 11 games against the Raptors. They beat her twice in three days, this time winning easily 111-99, marking their third consecutive win, which has lasted since February 2021.
Franz Wagner led the winners with 23 points, Paolo Banquero with 20 points and 12 rebounds and Mo Bamba with 18 points.
For the Raptors, who were without Oji Anunoby, Gary Trent had 24 points, Fred VanVleet had 20 points, and Pascal Siakam had 19 points.
THE DODECALPTA: 18-19, 47-39, 82-75, 111-99
MAGIC: Banquero 20 (6/14 shots, 2 three-pointers, 12 rebounds, 5 assists), F. Vacner 23 (6/14 shots, 3 three-pointers), M. Wagner 6 (2), Ball 6 (5 rebounds). ), Fultz 7, Schofield 3, Bubba 18 (2 3-pointers, 9 rebounds), Anthony 14 (1 3-pointers, 6 rebounds, 6 assists), Ross 8 (2) Harris 6 (2)
birds of prey: Siakam 19 (6/16 shooting, 6 rebounds, 7 assists), Colocco 2, Barnes 11 (3/13 shooting, 1 three-pointer), VanVleet 20 (4/11 shooting, 2/7 three-pointers, 7 assists). ), Trent 24 (3), Young 2, Bouche 12 (5 rebounds), Burts 9, Bandon
Source: sport 24
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