The NBA schedule was packed Saturday morning as the Heat pulled off a great 115-100 win over the Knicks in New York and scored a goal season high i their sixth win of the season in a row. The Miami team is in very good shape, rising to 39-21 and taking first place in the East District.

The Knicks, on the other hand, fell 25-35 and despite Barrett’s career record 46 points, they couldn’t take home the win. In the Heat, Hiro and Butler stood out with 25 and 23 points, respectively.

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 32-30, 55-65, 85-90, 100-115

ΝΙΚΣ: Barrett 46 (6/11 3-points, 9 rebounds), Randle 11, Robinson, Berks 12 (2), Fournier 13 (3), Sims, Quickley 7 (1), Topin 3, Grimes, Redis 8 (2) , McBride

ΧΙΤ: Butler 23 (9/20 two points), Tucker 8 (2), Adebayo 16 (16 rebounds), Laurie 19 (2), Robinson, Hiro 25 (4), Vincent 6 (2), Yurtseven 7, Martin 8, Ostrich 3 (1).

Jazz – Outsiders 114-109

With Mitchell Season-high with accurate three-pointers at 7/12, the Jazz defeated the Mavericks in Utah to go 37-22 for the season. Doncic’s team couldn’t leave the opposing house with the double and fell back 35:25 for the Slovenian star of the Mavericks in one meter night.

The Jazz had Mitchell top scorer with 33 points while Bogdanovic was good with 18 points while Gomber had 14-17 rebounds. For the Mavericks, Doncic had 23-11 assists, Powell had 22 and Duywdi had 20.

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 31-34, 60-67, 89-86, 114-109

JAZZ: Bognanovic 18 (2), O’Neill 9 (1), Gomber 14 (17 rebounds), Mitchell 33 (7/12 3-pts), Conley 15 (3), Forrest 4, Whiteside 2, Pascal, Clarkson 13 ( 2), Mayhem 6 (1)

EXTRAORDINARY: Bullock 9 (3), Phineas-Smith 7 (1), Powell 22 (1), Branson 8, Doncic 23 (3/9 three points, 11 assists), Kleber 3 (1), Dingwidi 20 (3), Bertans 17(5), Green

Hornets – Birds of Prey 125-93

The Hornets earned an easy win at home, beating the Raptors 125-93. Charlotte’s team improved their record to 30-31 while the Raptors fell to 32-26. The game was scored relatively early, the hosts gradually built up a lead of up to 41 points, which lasted until the end.

Top scorers for the Hornets were Roger and Umbre with 23 points, while Barnes stood out for the Raptors with 28 points on a mediocre offensive night for the Toronto team.

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 28-19, 70-47, 97-61, 125-93

HORNETS: Bridges 11 (10 rebounds), Washington 13 (3), Plumley 8 (10 rebounds), Roger 23 (3), Bowl 13 (2), Umbre 23 (5), Harel 20 (10 rebounds), Martin 8 (2 ), Θορ 6

RAPTORS: Barnes 28 (13/17 two-handers), Shiakam 8, Birch 1, Trent 12 (2), VanBlit 8 (2), Akyuba 9, Boucher 8, Yang 5, Bandon, Flynn 5, Watanabe 6 (1), Michaliuk 3 (1), champagne

Pacer – Thunder 125-129

The Thunder needed overtime to get the better of the Pacers, but they made it 129-125 and improved their record to 19-41. Gilius-Alexander made fun and gave the Oklahoma team the win with 36 points, while Alexei Pokusevski continued the essential performances with 13 points.

With the Pacers remaining with strength at the end, Hilton struggled with 29 points while Bricet had 10 points with 15 rebounds and Jackson had 17 points.

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 36-29, 61-69, 93-92, 123-123 (et al.), 125-129

PESER: Hilde 29 (5), Bristet 10 (15 rebounds), Jackson 17 (5/6 two points), Brockton 15 (3), Hallibarton 14 (1 three points, 11 assists), Taylor 7, Smith 16 (2), Stephenson 14 (2), Washington 3 (1), Bitage

THANTER: Wiggins 8, Basley 14 (1 three points, 10 rebounds), Robbie 10 (11 rebounds), Man 22 (3), Gilles-Alexander 36 (13/19 two points, 1/5 three points, 8 rebounds), Waters 8 (2) , Krejci, Shar 4, Pokushevsky 13 (1), Malendon 14 (3)