Mitchell and Garland lead Hawks, win for Clippers and Wolves

The Cavaliers had some ups and downs early in the season. The up arrow against the Hawks was enough for them to win 114-102 against Atlanta.

Donovan Mitchell with 29 points and 9 rebounds and Darius Garland with 26 points and 9 assists (but also 8 turnovers) were the Cavaliers’ leaders, with Chedi Osman adding 23 points for a Cleveland who cleaned up the game midway through the fourth third .

For the Hawks, Trae Young had 25 points and 10 assists and Onyeka Okonyu had 18 points and 10 rebounds while Dejude Marie had 11 points on 4/17 shooting.

THE DODECALPTA: 38-26, 64-59, 85-82, 114-102

CAVALIERS: Mobley 10 (9 rebounds), Stevens 8 (1), Allen 8 (11 rebounds), Garland 26 (2 3-pointers, 9 assists, 8 turnovers), Mitchell 29 (4 3-pointers, 9 assists), Love, Osman 23 (3), Okoro 4, Lopez 6

hawks: Collins 16 (3), Griffin 17 (3), Capela 4 (12 rebounds), Young 25 (1/7 3-pointers, 10 assists), Murray 11 (4/17 shooting, 1 3-pointer, 6 assists) , Kaminski, Okoniu 18 (10 rebounds), T. Holliday, Johnson 8 (2), A. Holliday 3 (1/6 shots, 1 three-pointer), Krejci

Clippers – Jazz 121-114

The Clippers took on the Jazz without Paul George (knee problem). The vaunted depth of their roster proved enough to bow Utah and earn victory in an odd 121-114 matchup after falling 17 points behind and ultimately having to fight their way back to win.

Norman Powell with 30 points and Reggie Jackson with 27 points led the winners, with Ivica Zubac adding 14 points and 14 rebounds.

For the Jazz, Jordan Clarkson had 26 points and Lauri Markkanen had 25 points and 10 rebounds.

THE DODECALPTA: 34-24, 66-56, 88-93, 121-114

CUTTER: Leonard 8 (4/11 shots, 5 assists), Morris 8 (3/10 shots), Zubac 14 (14 rebounds), Jackson 27 (3), Man 6, Batum 7 (1 three-pointer, 5 rebounds), Powell 30 (3), Wall 13 (5 rebounds, 8 assists), Coffey 8 (5 rebounds)

JAZZ: Olynyk 19 (3 ​​threes, 7 rebounds), Markkanen 25 (1/5 threes, 10 rebounds), Vanderbilt 6 (10 rebounds, 5 assists), Clarkson 26 (4/11 threes), Sexton 10 (5/13 shooting), Fontecchio 2, Kessler 4, Beasley 6 (2/10 threes, 6 rebounds), Alexander-Walker 2, Houghton-Tucker 14 (2)

Wolves – Heat 105-101

Needing it against the injury-plagued Heat (Miami came out with just 8 players for one more game), Wolves trailed -15 in the first half but eventually bounced back to win 105-101 for their fourth straight win.

Karl-Anthony Towns was the winners’ leader with 25 points, 8 rebounds and 9 assists, with Anthony Edwards adding 22 points and Jaden McDaniels adding 18 points.

For the Heat, Kyle Lowry had 21 points (but shooting 5/16) and 9 assists, Max Struss had 19 points (but shooting 7/23), and Bam Adebayo had 17 points and 14 rebounds.

THE DODECALPTA: 30-33, 47-60, 84-79, 105-101

WOLVES: McDaniels 18 (3), Gober 4 (9 rebounds), Towns 25 (2/8 threes, 8 rebounds, 9 assists), Russell 3 (1/5 shots, 5 assists), Edwards 22 (4/12 threes, 7th rebounds), Prince 7 (1), Reed 9 (3/9 shots), McLaughlin 12 (4), Forbes, Nowell 5 (2/7 shots)

BLOW: Jovic 4 (1/5 shooting, 5 rebounds), Martin 8 (6 rebounds), Adebayo 17 (7/18 shooting, 14 rebounds, 5 assists), Lowry 21 (5/16 shooting, 4/11 three-pointers, 5 rebounds , 9 assists), Struss 19 (7/23 shooting, 4/15 3-pointers, 6 rebounds), Kane 10, Highsmith 12 (2 3-pointers, 5 rebounds), Dedmon 10 (1)

Pacemaker – Magic 123-102

The Pacers did their part against the magic. Indiana gasped in the second and third halves, winning 123-102 to avoid being threatened in the finals.

Tyrish Halliburton with 18 points and 14 assists (but also 7 turnovers) led the winners, who were led by Benedict Mathurin with 22 points while TJ McConnell added 19 points and 10 assists.

For magic, Franz Wagner had 20 points and Gary Harris had 18 points.

THE DODECALPTA: 27-28, 54-45, 86-67, 123-102

pacemaker: Smith 6 (3/8 shooting), Nesmith 9 (2 threes, 8 rebounds), Turner 10 (3/9 shooting, 5 rebounds), Halliburton 18 (1/5 threes, 14 assists, 7 turnovers), Hield 9 ( 3/13 shots, 1/10 trebles, 5 rebounds), Brissett 18 (4), Taylor 2, Jackson 10 (5/5 twos, 8 rebounds), Bitatze, McConnell 19 (3 ​​​threes, 5 rebounds, 10 assists) , Mathurin 22 (2/6 threes, 5 rebounds)

MAGIC: Okeke, Wagner 20 (6 rebounds), Baba 15 (2), Ball 9 (9 rebounds), Suggs 12 (1), Houston 4 (1), Schofield 10 (2/7 3 points), Hampton 6 (5 Assists), G Harris 18 (3), K Harris 2

Thunder-Knicks 119-129

A few days ago, the Thunder beat the Knicks in New York with a hearty 145:135 win. The New Yorkers didn’t forget this and responded with a 119-129 win over Oklahoma City, even reaching +17 in one match.

Jaylen Brunson with 34 points and 9 assists led the way for the winners, with Julius Randle and ARJ Barrett adding 25 points each.

For the Thunder, Cy Gilgeous-Alexander had 30 points, Lou Dort had 24 points, and Josh Giddy had 18 points, 9 rebounds, and 7 assists.

THE DODECALPTA: 34-38, 58-69, 87-98, 119-129

THUNDER: Robinson-Earl 8 (2), K. Williams 4, Dort 24 (3 3-points, 8 rebounds), Gilgeous-Alexander 30 (5 rebounds, 7 assists), Guidy 18 (9 rebounds, 7 assists), Baisley 7 , Waters 3 (1), Omorui 2, J. Williams 13, Muskala 3 (1), Mann 3 (1), Joe, Wiggins 4

curtsy: Randle 25 (2 3-pointers, 11 rebounds), Robinson 3, Brunson 34 (1/6 3-pointers, 9 assists), Barrett 25 (3 3-pointers, 8 rebounds, 6 turnovers), Grimes 8 (5 rebounds ). ), Toppin 5 (2/11 shots, 1/5 three), Hartenstein 2 (8 rebounds), Sims 6 (7 rebounds), McBride 3 (1/6 shots), Quickley 18 (4)