Basketball
Monaco – Real Madrid 84-90: They took the thriller in the second overtime and stayed on top
Real Madrid got the thriller in the second extra time against Monaco with 90:84 for the 23rd game of the EuroLeague and remained the leader of the tournament. On a bad night, James with 3/19 shots.
In a shocking match, scored in the second overtime, Real Madrid overcame the opposition of the very combative Monaco 90-84 in the 23rd game of the EuroLeague and continue to enjoy the loneliness at the top of the organization. The visitors drew the game six points adrift in the closing minutes of regular time and saw Bacon’s terrible hat-trick missed.
At the end of the first overtime, Tavares made a majestic stop for Mike James, leading the game to the second where Taylor set a crucial three at 1’53” for the end and gave Real five points “air”. Now, with a record of 18:3, the Madrilenians are enjoying their loneliness at the top of the organisation.
On the other hand, the Monegasque, who lost 10-12, missed a great opportunity to clear the game, win against a very well-formed team and improve their psyche in view of the continuation. On a bad night, Mike James finished the match with 11 points and 3/19 shots. The first scorers for Monaco were Bacon and Diallo with 19 points, while Giaboussele stood out for Real Madrid and finished the game with a double-double (18 points and 10 rebounds).
The race
The 5-0, with which they surprised Monaco from the guests, gave way to another series from Monaco (7-0). With Motiegounas scoring all of the hosts’ points, Monaco went ahead and gradually increased the score. Real had a problem with fouls early on as they were already being charged with four after five minutes of play. The game remained at a fairly low score after 15 minutes of play, with the Monegasque retaining the reins of the game after going 5-0 initially. The picture changed in the last minutes of the first half, when the guests found solutions in attack mainly with Yul and went to the dressing room with the difference in points (34:35).
Real were strong both in the second half and early in the game, taking advantage of Monaco’s absence and taking a five-goal lead after one-offs from Yaboussele. The hosts returned and finished the third period early, with the game forever lit. James gradually found his rhythm, Andjusic increased his performance and Monaco retook the lead without, of course, being able to rest. Bacon had an opportunity to end the game for Monaco but missed a three point and the game was sent to overtime. There, while the game seemed to be leaning slightly towards the home side, Real drew and the Monaco thriller went into overtime.
There, a Taylor treble in the last two minutes of the game blew the Madrilenians from five points they kept until the end and achieved a shocking and very difficult double in Monaco.
THE REFEREES: Latisevs, Nedovic, Laurinavicius
THE TEN MINUTES: 18-16, 34-35, 57-56, 66-66 (etc.), 75-75 (paragraph 1), 84-90
MONACO (Obradovic): Lee, Bacon 19 (5/15 two points, 1/5 three points, 6/6 shots), Thomas 7 (1), Diallo 19 (2), Buciele 2, Motiejunas 10 (4/11 two points ). , 11 rebounds ), Watara 2, Faye, Andjusic 14 (2), James 11 (1/7 three points, 7 assists).
real Madrid (Lasso): Randolph, Hertel 10 (2/5 three points, 9 assists), Fernandez 6 (2/7 three points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists), Abalde 6 (2), Alothen 1, Deck 7 (6 rebounds) , Poirier 10 (4/9 two points, 14 rebounds), Tavares 8 (3/3 two points), Yul 9 (1), Yaboussele 18 (3/6 two points, 10 rebounds), Tombkins 9 (1), Taylor 6 (2).
Group Stats – Monaco: 21/57 two points, 7/25 three points, 21/27 shots, 37 rebounds (24+13), 12 assists, 13 steals, 7 errors, 1 block.
Team Stats – Real: 17/40 two points, 13/33 three points, 17/19 shots, 53 rebounds (37+16), 21 assists, 4 steals, 19 errors, 6 blocks.
The following duties of the teams: In the 24th game of the tournament, Monaco meet Panathinaikos in OAKA (1/2, 21:00) and Real host Olympiakos in Madrid (2/2, 21:45).
Source: sport24
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Eight games were played in the NBA regular season on the night of January 23-24.
“Oklahoma” lost to “Indiana” in a sensational home match.
The key point of the game was the first quarter, which the Pacers won with a score of 39:28, and this was enough for them to further secure their lead. The Thunder won the next three quarters but were unable to tie the score. As a result, Indiana won with a score of 117:114.
Even Gilgeous-Alexander’s 47 points couldn’t save the Thunder from defeat. Indiana’s top scorer was Nembhard, who had a double-double with 27 points and 11 assists.
Detroit lost at home to Houston.
Rockets took the lead from the beginning of the game and won the first quarter with a score of 28:20. At the beginning of the second 12 minutes, the Pistons took a lead of 35:34 with a score of 13:1. After that, the game was balanced and the teams finished the long break with a draw at 52:52. The key point of the game was the third quarter, when the Rockets made moves of 8:0 and 9:2 to gain a 14-point advantage – 86:72. Later, the guest team calmly won the match with a score of 111:104.
Durant scored 32 points and Smith had a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds.
Milwaukee came close to a comeback at home in a game against Denver.
The first quarter was a balanced contest and the Bucks gained a 6-point advantage in the second quarter and increased this advantage to +15 (78:63) in the third quarter. At the beginning of the fourth quarter, the visitors were ahead by 23 points and appeared to have closed out the game. However, Milwaukee made a 15:2 move to get back into the match 97:92. As a result, the game was deadlocked and thanks to free throws, Denver still maintained a 102:100 advantage, but the last attack of the match belonged to the Bucks.
Six Nuggets players scored 11+ points, while Nnaji had a double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds.
NBA. Regular season, January 24
Detroit-Houston-104:111 (20:28, 32:24, 20:34, 32:25)
of Detroit: Duren (18 + 7 rebounds), Cunningham (12 + 8 assists + 6 turnovers), Thompson (12 + 8 rebounds), D. Robinson (9), Harris (4) – start; Stewart (16), Holland (13), Jenkins (10), Ivey (8), Green (2).
Houston: Durent (32 + 7 rebounds), Shengyun (19 + 5 losses), Thompson (15 + 9 rebounds + 7 assists), Smith (11 + 10 rebounds), Okogie (7) – start; Sheppard (18), Capela (5+9 rebounds), Tate (4).
Atlanta – Phoenix – 110:103 (27:31, 37:28, 20:32, 26:12)
of Atlanta: Okongwu (25), Johnson (23 + 18 rebounds + 9 assists + 5 losses), Alexander-Walker (13 + 5 losses), Daniels (8 + 8 rebounds), Kispert (8) – starts; McCollum (21), Kennard (9), Koloko (2), Guay (1), Krejci (0).
Phoenix: Booker (31), Gillespie (16), Brooks (11), Williams (6), O’Neal (5) – starter; Allen (16), Ighodaro (8 + 7 rebounds), Green (4), Dunn (4), Goodwin (2).
Brooklyn – Boston – 126:130 Overtime (28:28, 27:21, 26:29, 23:26, 14:14, 8:12)
Brooklyn: Porter (30 + 8 rebounds), Claxton (18 + 9 rebounds), Clowney (15 + 9 rebounds), Demin (6), Powell (6) – start; Traore (21), Z. Williams (14 + 8 rebounds), Thomas (7), Sharpe (5 + 8 rebounds), Wolfe (4).
Boston: Pritchard (32), Brown (27 + 10 rebounds + 12 assists), Hauser (19), Scheierman (6 + 7 rebounds), Keta (6) – start; Garza (12), Simons (10), Gonzalez (10 + 7 rebounds), Walsh (5), Williams (3), Harper (0).
Cleveland-Sacramento-123:118 (35:35, 33:36, 34:22, 21:25)
cleveland: Mitchell (33 + 8 assists), E. Mobley (29 + 13 rebounds + 7 assists + 4 blocks), Tyson (17 + 7 rebounds), Allen (15 + 9 rebounds), Wade (6) – start; Hunter (9), Porter (5), Tomlin (4), Proctor (3), Nance (2).
sacramento: DeRozan (20), Westbrook (11), LaVine (10), Achiuwa (4 + 8 rebounds), Reynaud (0) – start; Sabonis (24 + 16 rebounds + 6 assists), Schroeder (21), Monk (16 + 7 assists), Cardwell (8), Clifford (4).
Memphis-New Orleans-127:133 (30:30, 35:30, 36:33, 26:40)
memphis: Jaren Jackson (26 + 12 rebounds + 4 blocks), Landale (24 + 11 rebounds), Spencer (21 + 11 assists), Coward (13), Wells (11 + 5 turnovers) – starter; Jackson (15), Small (7), Williams (6), Caldwell-Pope (4), Konchar (0).
New Orleans: Bay (36), Murphy (32), Williamson (24 + 11 rebounds), Quinn (8 + 9 rebounds), Jones (0) – start; Fiers (12), Missy (8 + 8 rebounds), Poole (6), Matkovic (5), Peavey (2).
Oklahoma – Indiana – 114:117 (28:39, 25:19, 32:31, 29:28)
Oklahoma: Gilgeous-Alexander (47), Holmgren (25 + 13 rebounds), Wallace (10), Joe (7), Dort (2) – start; K. Williams (12 + 7 rebounds), Jeng (7), Carlson (2), Williams (2), Barnhizer (0).
indiana: Nembhard (27 + 7 rebounds + 11 assists), Walker (26), Siakam (21 + 6 assists), Nesmith (17), Furphy (4 + 10 rebounds) – start; Potter (10 + 10 rebounds), Sheppard (6), McConnell (6), Jackson (0), Huff (0).
Milwaukee – Denver – 100:102 (21:21, 21:27, 21:30, 37:24)
Milwaukee: Y. Antetokounmpo (22 + 13 rebounds + 7 assists), Rollins (21), Turner (17 + 7 rebounds + 6 blocks), Kuzma (11 + 10 rebounds + 6 assists), G. Harris (4) – start; Portis (11 + 9 rebounds), Anthony (9), Coffey (5), Jackson (0), Nance (0).
Denver: Strother (20), Pickett (13 + 7 assists), Gordon (13), Nnaji (11 + 12 rebounds), Jones (5) – start; Hardaway (17), B. Brown (15), Jones (5), Holmes (3), Tyson (0).
Portland – Toronto – 98:110 (12:19, 31:31, 31:26, 24:34)
Portland: Holiday (21 + 7 assists), Sharpe (21 + 7 rebounds), Kamara (16), Clingan (13 + 16 rebounds), Sissoko (3) – start; Love (11), Grant (8), Cook (5), Ruper (0), Yang Hansen (0).
toronto: Mamukelashvili (22), Quickley (20 + 8 rebounds + 7 assists), Ingram (20 + 7 rebounds), Barnes (15 + 9 rebounds + 6 blocks), Barrett (10) – start; Dick (10), Agbaji (10), Bettle (3), Shed (0), Mobo (0).
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Basketball
Former Miami Heat employee sentenced to three years in prison for stealing 400 game jerseys
A former Miami Heat security officer has received three years in prison for stealing and selling team merchandise, ESPN reports.
Marcos Perez, 62, was convicted in the United States in early January, according to court records. Back in August 2025, he pleaded guilty to selling stolen goods.
Perez spent 25 years with the Miami Police Department before leaving the force and joining the Miami Heat, where he was responsible for security from 2016 to 2025.
According to federal prosecutors and the FBI, over the years, Perez stole more than 400 jerseys and other gaming paraphernalia from a secure warehouse, after which he sold the stolen goods on various online platforms. Among the stolen items were valuable rarities. Perez was one of the few employees who had access to the warehouse where the collection for the Miami Club Museum, which had not yet opened, was being collected.
Perez sold approximately $1.9 million worth of paraphernalia, authorities said. In particular, he admitted to selling LeBron James’ NBA Finals jersey for approximately $100,000. The T-shirt was later sold at Sotheby’s for $3.7 million.
In addition to the three-year prison sentence, Perez was ordered to compensate the club for damages in the amount of the above amount – $1.9 million.
Source: Sportbox
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The Brooklyn Nets were defeated by the Boston Celtics in a home game of the NBA regular season.
The meeting in New York ended with a score of 130:126 OT (28:28, 21:27, 29:26, 26:23, 26:22) in favor of the guests. The winner was determined in the second overtime.
Celtics forward Jaylen Brown scored a triple-double: 27 points + 12 assists + 10 rebounds. Boston point guard Payton Pritchard scored 32 points, and the Nets’ top scorer was Michael Porter (30).
Brooklyn’s Russian point guard Egor Demin scored six points, made four rebounds and two assists.
Brooklyn (12 wins/31 losses) ranks 13th in the Eastern Conference. Boston (28/16) is in second position.
Results of other matches of the day
Detroit Pistons – Houston Rockets – 104:111
Atlanta Hawks – Phoenix Suns – 110:103
Cleveland Cavaliers – Sacramento Kings – 123:118
Memphis Grizzlies – New Orleans Pelicans – 127:133
Oklahoma City Thunder – Indiana Pacers – 114:117
Source: Sportbox
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