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Rockets – Jazz 127-132: Donovan Mitchell’s 37ara sustained Utah

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The Utah Jazz struggled more than expected, needing overtime thanks to Donovan Mitchell’s 120 yards to break the Houston Rockets’ (132-127) resistance.

The Utah Jazz achieved three straight wins in the NBA, but with more difficulty than they might have anticipated. Quinn Snyder’s players fought hard against the Houston Rockets until they finally achieved dominance in overtime (132-127) thanks to the great performance of Donovan Mitchell.

The Mormons’ top winger finished the game with 37 points and 10 assists, a constant threat to the home side’s defense, who were struggling with their defence. The deciding factor was Rudy Gomber’s contribution of 27 points and 17 rebounds, with the winners having three other players with double-digit points.

On the other hand, neither Jalen Green (27 points with 11/16 shots) nor Christian Wood (24 points with 8/13 shots and 10 rebounds) could have prevented the fatality, although Houston showed character and almost missed damage in Utah, in overtime .

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 20-25, 53-66, 83-93, 117-117 etc., 127-132a’ par.

HOUSTON MISSILES: Matthews 14 (3/8 3-pointers), Tate 9 (3/5 3-pointers), Wood 24 (4/7 3-pointers, 10 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 steals), Porter J. 16 (1/ 6 threes, 12 assists), Green 27 (4/9 threes), Martin J. 20 (4/8 threes), Christopher 4, Sengun 5 (0/6 shot, 5/6 shot), Nuaba.

JUTA JAZZ: Bogdanovic 18 (4/9 three points, 5 rebounds), O’Neill 9 (1 three points, 9 rebounds), Gomber 27 (12/14 two points, 3/4 shots, 17 rebounds), Mitchell 37 (9/ 13 two points, 4/14 three points, 7/11 shots, 10 assists, 6 errors), Conley 15 (3/6 three points, 8 assists, 4 steals), Forrest, Whiteside 4, House J. 5 (1) , Clarkson 14 (2/7 three points), Gay 3 (0/4 three points).

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