NBA

Tatum and Celtics equalize Kings, Thunder wins positively with Pokuszewski

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3 years ago

November 26, 2022

Jon

Tatum and Celtics equalize Kings, Thunder wins positively with Pokuszewski

With Jayson Tatum stopping at 30 points, the Celtics defeated the Kings 122-104. Thunder defeated Bulls in overtime with positive Pokuszewski, wins for Suns, Sixers, Blazers, Heat, Rockets, Pelicans and Hornets.

In a matchup between two of the NBA’s most in-form teams, the Celtics came out better, defeating the Kings 122-104, turning a three-period derby into a walkthrough.

The Celtics went on an unlikely 19-0 run late in the third and early in the fourth to pull away 97-84 and then celebrate, going as high as +27 before driving to victory.

Jayson Tatum’s 30 points led the way for the winners, with Jaylen Brown adding 25 points and Derrick White adding 16 points.

For the Kings, DeAaron Fox had 20 points (but on shooting June 17), Domantas Sabonis had 18 points and 10 rebounds, and Davion Mitchell had 13 points.

THE DODECALPTA: 36-22, 64-62, 94-84, 122-104

CELTS: Tatum 30 (2 3s, 8 rebounds), Horford 13 (3 3s, 5 assists), Smart 4 (5 assists), White 16 (3), Brown 25 (1 3s, 5 rebounds), Vonle, Williams 2, Jackson , Hauser 9 (3), Corne 4 (5 rebounds), Brogdon 8 (3/9 shooting, 2 threes), Pritchard 9 (2), Davison 2

KINGS: Sabonis 18 (10 rebounds, 6 assists), Barnes 12 (5 rebounds), Murray 3 (1/8 shots, 1/6 trebles, 10 rebounds), Fox 20 (6/17 shots, 3/9 trebles), Herter 7 (2/10 shooting, 0/6 3-pointers), Lyles 6 (1), Metu 4, Okpala 7 (1), Holmes, Dellavedova 2, Mitchell 13 (1), Davis 3 (1), Monk 9 ( 4/ 12 shots, 1/6 threesomes)

Thunder – Bulls 123-119

The Celtics went to Oklahoma City with win after win over the Celtics and the Bucks. But the Thunder made sure they got back to reality and took the win 123-119 in overtime. DeMar DeRozan had a chance to send the game into a second overtime with the score 121-119, but missed a shot, with Cy Gilgeous-Alexander taking the final score with a 2-point score.

Gilgeous-Alexander also led his team in another game by 30 points, with Darius Baisley adding 17 points. Alexei Pokushevsky started in the starting XI and had a positive presence with 15 points and 6 rebounds in 32 minutes of participation.

With the Bulls, DeRozan had 30 points and Zach LaVine had 27 points.

THE DODECALPTA: 32-30, 59-59, 87-80, 110-110, 123-119

THUNDER: T. Williams 8, Pokuszewski 15 (1 three-pointer, 6 rebounds), Dort 12 (1 three-pointer, 5 rebounds), Gilgeous-Alexander 30 (8/21 shooting, 8 rebounds, 7 assists), Giddy 10 (13 rebounds, 9 Assist, 5 turnovers), Baisley 17 (2), Robinson-Earl 10, K. Williams 8 (5 rebounds), man 5 (1), Joe 8 (2)

COPS: Williams 11 (3 threes, 6 rebounds), DeRozan 30 (6 assists), Vucevic 13 (1/7 threes, 13 rebounds), LaVine 27 (9/23 shots, 4/11 threes), Dosumnou 7, Green 1, Jones 6, Drummond 4, Dragic 2, White 6 (2), Caruso 12 (2)

Suns – Pistons 108-102

The Suns — minus Chris Paul and Cameron Johnson — battled the Pistons — minus Cade Cunningham, Isaiah Stewart and Sadiq Bey — more than expected. Despite the power, however, they won 108-102, marking their 10th win in 11 home games.

DeAndre Ayton with 28 points and 12 rebounds led the way for the winners, with Devin Booker adding 21 points and Cameron Payne adding 16 points and 10 assists.

For the Pistons, Bojan Bogdanovic had 19 points and Killian Hayes and Alec Burks each had 17 points.

THE DODECALPTA: 23-22, 53-54, 84-79, 108-102

CHANCE: Craig 2 (1/7 shooting, 7 rebounds), Bridges 15 (6/17 shooting, 3 trebles), Eaton 28 (11/13 doubles, 12 rebounds), Payne 16 (10 assists), Booker 21 (2 trebles, 7 rebounds, 5 assists), Okoji 7, Biyobo 5 (5 rebounds), Washington 5 (1), Lee 9 (1/5 3-pointer)

PISTON: Bagley 13 (1 3-pointers, 12 rebounds), Livers 7 (1), Bogdanovic 19 (1), Hayes 17 (7/18 shooting, 1 3-pointers, 8 rebounds, 9 assists), McGruder 8 (2 3’s) -Pointers, 6 rebounds), Knox 7 (1), Noel, Duren 4 (5 rebounds), Burks 17 (4/12 shooting, 2 threes), Diallo 10 (6 rebounds), Ki

Knicks-Blazers 129-132

It was a full game in New York in which the Blazers — without Damien Lillard — beat the Knicks 129-132 in overtime, closing a 14-point deficit at halftime.

Jeremy Grant’s 44 points (on 21/28 shooting when all the Knicks were 24/28 and the Blazers were 38/51 combined) led the way for the winners, with Anferni Simons adding 38 points and Jusuf Nurkic adding 20 points for a Portland winner only uses 8 players.

For the Knicks, Jaylen Brunson had 32 points, Julius Randle had 23 points (but 8/19 shooting), and RJ Barrett had 19 points (but 6/22 shooting) and 10 rebounds.

THE DODECALPTA: 31-25, 61-62, 86-92, 116-116, 129-132

BLAZER: Winslow 7 (3/10 shooting, 11 rebounds), Grant 44 (10/20 shooting, 3/7 3-pointers, 21/28 shots), Nurkic 20 (2 3-pointers, 8 rebounds, 7 assists), Hart 10 (19 rebounds), Simons 38 (4/13 3-points, 5 assists), Watford 8, Little, Sharp 5 (1)

curtsy: Randle 23 (8/19 shooting, 3 threes, 6 rebounds), Robinson 12 (8 rebounds), Brunson 32 (3 threes, 5 rebounds), Barrett 19 (6/22 shooting, 1/7 threes, 10 rebounds, 5 Assist), Grimes 7 (1 3s, 5 rebounds, 5 assists), Toppin 3 (1), Hartenstein 6, Sims 5, McBride 4, Quickley 18 (6/17 shooting, 4/10 3-pointers, 5 assists)

Magic – Sixers 99-107

The Sixers lined up for another game without Embiid, Harden and Maxey. Still, they had enough solutions to beat the Magic 99-107 in Orlando.

Shake Milton was the winners’ leader with 24 points, 9 rebounds and 10 assists, Tobias Harris added 23 points and 10 rebounds and George Niang added 18 points.

In the Magic, Franz Wagner had 24 points, Paolo Banquero had 19 points and Bol Bol had 18 points.

THE DODECALPTA: 29-24, 56-52, 76-82, 99-107

MAGIC: Banquero 19 (5/12 shots, 1 treble), F. Wagner 24 (1/5 treble), Baba 7 (1), Ball 18 (1 treble, 8 rebounds), Suggs, Hustan 7 (1), M. Wagner 7 (1/6 threes, 5 rebounds), Hampton 10 (2/6 threes), Harris 7 (1)

sixes: Tucker (5 rebounds), Harris 23 (1/7 threes, 10 rebounds, 5 assists), Harrell 14 (8 rebounds), Milton 24 (4 threes, 9 rebounds, 10 assists), Melton 13 (5/14 shooting, 3/9 3-pointers), Niang 18 (5), House 2, Reed 6 (7 rebounds), Korkmaz 7 (1)

Heat – Wizards 110-107

The Heat continue to make their games thrillers. They did the same against the Wizards, beating Washington 110-107 (the Wizards’ second win in as many days) to improve their record to 9-11. The Wizards had a chance to send the game into overtime, but Bradley Beal’s late three-pointer missed the target.

Bam Adebayo’s 38 points led the — minus Butler, Struss, Robinson — heat, with Caleb Martin adding 20 points and Kyle Lowry adding 13 points.

In the Wizards, Bill and Kyle Kuzma each had 28 points and Kristaps Porzingis had 18 points.

THE DODECALPTA: 28-38, 56-59, 85-85, 110-107

BLOW: Jovic 7, Martin 20 (2), Adebayo 38 (12 rebounds), Lowry 13 (4/12 shots, 3 threes, 7 rebounds, 8 assists), Hiro 11 (4/18 shots, 2/10 threes) pointer, 5 rebounds, 10 assists, 5 turnovers), Kane 4, Highsmith 6 (1 3-pointer, 7 rebounds), Dedmon 9 (5 rebounds), Smith 2

WIZARD: Kuzma 28 (3/10 threes, 7 rebounds, 5 assists), Kispert 5 (1/7 threes), Avdiyya 8 (2/8 shots, 9 rebounds, 5 assists), Porzingis 18 (7/18 shots, 1 threes ). , 7 rebounds), Beal 28 (4 3s, 5 rebounds, 5 assists), Gill 2, Burton 5 (1/8 shooting, 1/5 3s), Gafford 6, Goodwin 7 (1 3s, 6 rebounds)

Missiles – Falcons 128-122

The Rockets don’t win often this year, but when they do, they know how to wreak havoc. They did so against the Hawks, whom they defeated 128-122 despite the absences of Shengun and Gordon and came back from -16 in the third period.

Jaylen Green led Houston by 30 points, with Jabari Smith and Kenyon Martin adding 21 points each and Garrison Matthews adding 20 points.

For the Hawks, Trae Young had 44 points and Dejude Marie had 39 points, but beyond that… chaos, on a night without Clint Capela.

THE DODECALPTA: 38-33, 69-72, 94-104, 128-122

MISSILES: Fernando 7, Smith 21 (6/17 shooting, 5/11 trebles, 9 rebounds), Martin 21 (1 treble, 15 rebounds), Porter 12 (5/16 shooting, 0/6 trebles, 7 rebounds, 10 assists) , Green 30 (3/9 threes, 5 rebounds, 5 assists), Ikaruba 9 (5 rebounds), Eason 6 (2/9 shots, 7 rebounds), Matthews 20 (3), Christopher, Nix 2

hawks: Collins 8 (5 rebounds), Oconiou 4 (11 rebounds), Hunter 8 (3/12 shots, 0/6 three-pointers, 5 rebounds), Young 44 (13/28 shots, 4/10 three-pointers, 14/16 shots, 5 assists), Murray 39 (8/13 3 points), Kaminski 2, Griffin 11 (3), T Holliday, T Johnson 4, A Holliday 2

Grizzlies – Pelicans 132-111

People were looking forward to Grizzlies vs. Pelicans and expecting a derby. It turned out to be a one-man show, with the Grizzlies topping 44-25 in the first quarter, even going as high as +36 and eventually winning 132-111.

Dillon Brooks led with 25 points, with Ja Morad adding 23 points and 11 assists and Jaren Jackson adding 20 points.

For the Pelicans, who lost Brandon Ingram early through injury, Trey Murphy had 21 points and Zion Williamson had 14 points.

THE DODECALPTA: 44-25, 68-48, 106-77, 132-111

GRAY: Jackson 20 (2), Brooks 25 (4), Adams 15 (11 rebounds), Morad 23 (2 3-pointers, 11 assists), Konchar 9 (3 3-pointers, 6 rebounds), Clark 12 (10 rebounds) , Williams 3 (1), Lofton 2, LaRavia 3 (1/5 shooting, 1 3), Jones 9 (3), Chandler, Roddy 11 (2)

pelicans: Williamson 14 (5 rebounds), Ingram 8, Jones 13 (2 threes, 5 rebounds), Valanciunas 4, Alvarado 7 (1), Nance 4, Temple 6 (1), Marshall 9 (3), Hernangometh 6 (5 rebounds). ), Hayes 5 (1/5 shots), Graham 5 (1), Murphy 21 (1/6 3-pointers), Daniels 9 (1 3-pointers, 5 rebounds, 6 assists)

Hornets – Wolves 110-108

The Hornets lined up for another game without LaMelo Bo. Despite this, they found a way to beat Wolves 110-108, ending Wolves’ 5-game winning streak and for the first time this year going on to a 2-game winning streak themselves.

Kelly Oubre led with 28 points, with Terry Rozier adding 22 points (at shooting September 23).

For the Wolves, Anthony Edwards had 25 points, D’Angelo Russell had 20 points and 10 assists, and Karl-Anthony Towns had 19 points (but on June 22), while Rudy Gober had 17 points and 17 rebounds.

THE DODECALPTA: 29-34, 52-62, 91-83, 110-108

HORNETS: McDaniels 2 (1/7 shooting), Gober 17 (17 rebounds), Towns 19 (6/22 shooting, 1/11 3-pointers, 5 assists), Russell 20 (4/10 3-pointers, 10 assists), Edwards 25 (3/10 threes, 5 rebounds), Anderson 6 (5 rebounds), Reed 7 (1), Rivers 4, Nowell 8

WOLVES: McDaniels 8 (3/9 shooting, 6 rebounds), Washington 16 (1/5 threes), Plumlee 3 (12 rebounds, 5 assists), Rozier 22 (9/23 shooting, 1/6 threes, 8 assists), Oubre 28 (3 3-pointers, 6 rebounds), Jones 9 (12 rebounds), Richards 2, Malenton 14 (1 3-pointers, 7 rebounds), Booknight 8 (2)

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Jon

I’m a sports enthusiast and journalist who has worked in the news industry for over 8 years. I currently work as an author at Sportish and my work focuses mainly on sports news.

NBA

NBA: Jokic’s triple-double, loss to Houston, San Antonio win over Oklahoma

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19 hours ago

December 26, 2025

Paula

NBA: Jokic’s triple-double, loss to Houston, San Antonio win over Oklahoma

On the evening of December 25 and the night of December 26, five Christmas games were traditionally held as part of the NBA regular season.

The most important match of the match day was played in Oklahoma, where the Thunder hosted San Antonio.

The home team started the game better and were ahead for most of the first quarter, but they missed a move 0:11 into the quarter, allowing Spurs to take the lead 41:36. Oklahoma was unable to take the lead after that, but San Antonio maintained its lead by keeping the game under control and eventually won 117-102.

The Spurs have won all three games against the Thunder this season, while Oklahoma has lost just two of the other 28 games.

The most productive player of the match was Fox, who brought 29 points to San Antonio, while Vembanyama also scored a double-double with 19 points and 11 rebounds.

The Lakers played Houston at home and suffered a crushing defeat.

The fate of the match was decided in the first quarter, when the Rockets won by 12 points (25:37). Afterwards, they increased their advantage by completely controlling the course of the match and eventually won with a score of 119:96.

For Houston, Thompson scored 26 points and Shengyun had a double-double with 14 points and 12 rebounds.

Denver and Minnesota closed out game day.

The first half of the match ended in a draw. Neither team managed to take a lead of more than 9 points, and Denver entered the big break with a 2-point lead at 57:55. In the third quarter, the Nuggets made an attack of 6:0 at the beginning and 10:2 in the middle, reaching a 16-point lead, and at the end of the quarter they were ahead +15 – 90:78. The Timberwolves did not give up and made a 16:2 move midway through the fourth quarter, reaching a lead of 107:108. This gave fans a tense ending; Edwards hit a three-pointer 2 seconds before the siren, sending the game into overtime at 115:115. And there Jokic played a decisive role and scored 18 points in 5 minutes, allowing the Nuggets to win 142:138.

Jokic scored 56 points in the NBA on Christmas Day, falling just four shy of Bernard King’s record. Nikola also recorded a triple-double with 16 rebounds and 15 assists. Murray had a double-double with 35 points and 10 assists.

NBA. Regular season. Christmas Day, 25-26 December

New York – Cleveland – 126:124 (23:38, 37:20, 24:38, 42:28)

New York: Brunson (34), Hart (15), Bridges (12), Towns (11 + 14 rebounds), Anunoby (8) – start; Clarkson (25), Kolek (16 + 9 assists), Diawara (5), Hookporty (0), Robinson (0 + 12 rebounds).

cleveland: Mitchell (34 + 7 rebounds + 6 assists), Garland (20 + 10 assists), Merrill (11), Allen (7 + 9 rebounds), Wade (6) – start; Tyson (16), E. Mobley (14 + 9 rebounds), Hunter (13), Bryant (3), Ball (0).

Oklahoma – San Antonio – 102:117 (36:41, 24:28, 19:26, 23:22)

Oklahoma: Gilgeous-Alexander (22), Hartenstein (13 + 12 rebounds), Jaylen Williams (12 + 6 assists), Holmgren (10 + 12 rebounds), Dort (8) – start; Caruso (12), K. Williams (8), Wiggins (5), Joe (5), Wallace (5), Carlson (2), Barnhizer (0), Youngblood (0).

San Antonio: Fox (29), Castle (19 + 7 assists), Barnes (15), Cornet (6), Vassell (5) – start; Vembanyama (19 + 11 rebounds), Harper (12), K. Johnson (9 + 7 rebounds), McLaughlin (3), Sohan (0), Shempeni (0), Brian (0), Olynyk (0), Waters (0).

Golden State – Dallas – 126:116 (40:28, 31:30, 29:31, 26:27)

Golden State: Curry (23), Butler (14 + 9 rebounds + 9 assists), Moody (12), Dr. Green (7), Post (6) – start; Melton (16), Horford (14), Podziemski (13 + 8 rebounds), Jackson-Davis (10), Payton II (6), Richard (5).

dallas: Flagg (27), Marshall (14), Washington (14 + 10 rebounds), Nembhard (4), Davis (3) – starter; Williams (26), Christie (13), Thompson (7), Gafford (6), Caleb Martin (2).

Lakers-Houston-96:119 (25:37, 28:26, 21:29, 22:27)

Lakers: Doncic (25 + 7 assists + 6 turnovers), James (18), Reeves (12), Ayton (10), Hachimura (0) – start; Vanderbilt (11), Smart (6), Larevia (5), James Jr. (3), Thiero (2), Knecht (2), Kleber (2).

Houston: Thompson (26 + 7 rebounds), Durant (25 + 9 assists), Smith (16 + 7 rebounds), Shengyun (14 + 12 rebounds + 6 turnovers), Eason (13) – start; Sheppard (13), Capela (6), Adams (4 + 9 rebounds), Tate (2), A. Holiday (0), Davison (0), Green (0), Okogie (0), Finney-Smith (0).

Denver – Minnesota – 142:138 (STARTING 32:29, 25:26, 35:23, 23:37, 27:23)

Denver: Jokic (56 + 16 rebounds + 15 assists + 5 turnovers), J. Murray (35 + 10 assists), Hardaway (19), Jones (12 + 9 rebounds), Watson (9) – start; B. Brown (7), Nnaji (2), Valanciunas (2), Strother (0).

Minnesota: Edwards (44 + 6 turnovers), Randle (32 + 7 rebounds + 6 assists), McDaniels (21), Gobert (9 + 12 rebounds + 6 blocks), DiVincenzo (6 + 7 rebounds + 8 assists) – start; Reed (13), Hyland (11), Clark (2), Juzeng (0), Conley (0), Shannon (0).

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NBA

NBA: Utah loses to Mikhailyuk, San Antonio beats Oklahoma

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3 days ago

December 24, 2025

Paula

NBA: Utah loses to Mikhailyuk, San Antonio beats Oklahoma

14 games of the NBA regular season were played on the night of December 23-24.

“Utah” hosted “Memphis” and in the middle of the second quarter they were ahead by 15 points at 50:65, but then they made a move at 17:4 and returned to the match 67:69. In the third quarter, the Jazz managed to take the lead with 71:69 and the game was leveled, but the Grizzlies added points at the end of the quarter and took the lead again with 109:101 and then calmly maintained the advantage with 137:128.

Svyatoslav Mikhayyuk The player, who was in Utah’s top 5 and played 22 minutes, recorded 9 points (4/4 free throws, 1/4 two-pointers, 1/5 three-pointers), 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 steals, 1 turnover and 1 foul.

The most productive player of the match was Aldama, who scored 37 points for Memphis, while Spencer also recorded a double-double, adding 11 points and 13 assists.

In the main match of game day, San Antonio unexpectedly defeated Oklahoma.

During the three quarters, there was an even contest in which no team could gain a lead of more than 8 points, and the leader changed 16 times. The fate of the match winner was decided in the fourth quarter, and the 9:0 attack of the home team was effective in this, and then the advantage reached 12 points (98:86). San Antonio then controlled the course of the game and confidently cruised to victory, gaining an advantage of 130:110.

The top scorer of the winning team was Johnson, who scored 25 points, while Castle scored 24 points for Spurs.

NBA. Regular season, December 24

Utah – Memphis – 128:137 (31:37, 36:32, 34:40, 27:28)

Utah: Filipovski (25 + 13 rebounds), George (24), Bailey (17), Mikhailyuk (9), Love (6) – start; Hendricks (21), Clayton (10), Collier (8 + 9 assists + 5 turnovers), Sensabaugh (4), Williams (4).

Memphis: Aldama (37 + 7 assists), Jaren Jackson (21 + 7 rebounds), Jackson (18 + 9 rebounds), Wells (12), Spencer (11 + 13 assists) – start; Lendale (17+8 rebounds), Caldwell-Pope (11), Prosper (8), Koloko (2), Mashak (0), Small (0+7 assists).

San Antonio – Oklahoma – 130:110 (31:29, 27:31, 29:22, 43:28)

San Antonio: Castle (24), Barnes (20), Vassell (17), Cornet (8), Fox (6 + 9 assists) – start; K. Johnson (25), Wembanyama (12), Shempeni (4 + 10 rebounds), Harper (4 + 10 assists + 5 steals), Waters (3), Biyombo (2), McLaughlin (2), Bryan (2), Olynyk (1).

Oklahoma: Gilgeous-Alexander (33 + 8 assists), Jaylen Williams (17 + 8 assists), Dort (15), Hartenstein (8 + 12 rebounds), Holmgren (7) – start; K. Williams (10), Joe (8), Wallace (4), Wiggins (3), Youngblood (3), Caruso (2), Barnhizer (0), Carlson (0).

Philadelphia – Brooklyn – 106:114 (27:27, 30:36, 20:26, 29:25)

Philadelphia: Embiid (27), George (19), Maxey (13), McCain (10 + 9 rebounds), Walker (5) – start; Drummond (12+13 rebounds), Gordon (12), Bona (4), Edwards (4), Broome (0), Lowry (0), Sallis (0).

Brooklyn: Porter (28), Demin (20), Claxton (16 + 10 rebounds), Clowney (13), Mann (4) – start; Sharp (9+11 rebounds + 6 assists), Z. Williams (9), Martin (7), Traore (5), Wolf (3).

Charlotte – Washington – 126:109 (24:31, 38:34, 30:25, 34:19)

Charlotte: Ball (23 + 9 assists), Miller (20), Knippel (19), Diabate (12 + 18 rebounds), Bridges (10 + 9 rebounds + 9 assists) – start; James (13), Sexton (12), Hall (11), Green (3), Mann (3), McNeely (0), Connaughton (0).

washington: Middleton (16), McCollum (14), Coulibaly (14), Sarr (7 + 11 rebounds + 4 blocks), George (2 + 6 assists) – start; Bagley (15), Johnson (12), Shempeny (10 + 9 rebounds), Kispert (9), Carrington (6), Brenham (2), Riley (2), Vukcevic (0), Johnson (0), Hill (0).

Atlanta – Chicago – 123:126 (36:30, 32:25, 37:37, 18:34)

of Atlanta: Johnson (24 + 9 rebounds + 10 assists + 5 turnovers), Young (22 + 15 assists), Alexander-Walker (21), Okongwu (10 + 7 rebounds), Risache (10 + 7 rebounds) – start; Krejci (19), Newell (13+7 rebounds), Wallace (2), Kennard (2).

Chicago: White (24 + 7 losses), Vucevic (21 + 10 rebounds), Giddy (19 + 11 rebounds + 15 assists + 7 losses), Buzelis (15), Okoro (8) – starts; Collins (10 + 7 rebounds), Herter (9 + 7 rebounds), Jones (9), Dosunmu (6), Smith (5), Williams (0).

Indiana – Milwaukee – 94:111 (20:26, 24:33, 24:27, 26:25)

indiana: Siakam (15 + 9 rebounds), Nembhard (14 + 6 assists), Maturin (13), Huff (9 + 7 rebounds), Thompson (3) – start; McConnell (16+6 assists), Matthews (6), Furphy (6), Walker (4), Wiseman (3), Jones (3), Jackson (2), Bradley (0), Peter (0).

Milwaukee: Porter (24), Kuzma (15 + 7 rebounds + 5 turnovers), Portis (14 + 9 rebounds), Turner (10), Green (4) – starts; Rollins (23 + 7 rebounds), Sims (6 + 7 rebounds), Trent (5), G. Harris (5), Anthony (3), Jackson (2), Coffey (0), Nance (0).

Cleveland-New Orleans-141:118 (32:22, 37:38, 41:31, 31:27)

cleveland: Mitchell (27), Merrill (22 + 7 assists), Allen (14 + 9 rebounds), Wade (11), Garland (10 + 8 assists) – start; Tyson (18), Bryant (15 + 7 rebounds), Porter (12 + 8 rebounds + 8 assists), Hunter (10), Tomlin (2), Proctor (0).

New Orleans: Quinn (21 + 7 rebounds), Murphy (14), Fiers (11), Bay (11), McGowens (8 + 7 rebounds) – start; Williamson (26), Hawkins (7), Missy (7), Alvarado (6), Peavy (5), Matkovic (2).

Miami – Toronto – 91:112 (16:21, 28:30, 23:31, 24:30)

Miami: Powell (17 + 6 assists), Wiggins (14), Adebayo (9 + 12 rebounds), Ware (5 + 9 rebounds), Mitchell (3) – start; Jaques (21), Smith (10), Yakucionis (7), Fontecchio (5), Johnson (0), Gardner (0).

toronto: Barnes (27 + 8 rebounds), Quickley (18 + 7 assists), Mamukelashvili (14 + 7 assists), Ingram (12), Agbadji (5) – start; Bettle (11), Murray-Boyles (11 + 12 rebounds), Shead (8), Walter (4), Dick (2).

Dallas – Denver – 131:130 (41:27, 25:29, 37:47, 28:27)

dallas: Flagg (33 + 9 rebounds + 9 assists), Davis (31 + 9 rebounds), Marshall (15), Nembhard (11 + 7 assists), Hardy (10) – start; Williams (9), Russell (9), Caleb Martin (9), Gafford (4).

Denver: J. Murray (31 + 7 rebounds + 14 assists), Jokic (29 + 7 rebounds + 14 assists), K. Johnson (8), Jones (6), Watson (4) – start; Hardaway (23), B. Brown (13 + 7 rebounds), Strother (8), Valanciunas (8), Pickett (0), Jones (0).

Minnesota – New York – 115:104 (31:28, 27:24, 27:27, 30:25)

Minnesota: Edwards (38), Randle (25), DiVincenzo (11 + 8 assists), Gobert (11 + 16 rebounds), Conley (8) – start; Hyland (9), Reed (8 + 11 rebounds), Clark (5), Shannon (0).

New York: Towns (40 + 13 rebounds + 5 turnovers), Kolek (20 + 11 rebounds + 8 assists), Bridges (15), Hart (12 + 15 rebounds + 8 assists + 6 turnovers), Robinson (2 + 7 rebounds) – start; Clarkson (10), Diawara (3), Hookporty (2), McCullar (0), Dadier (0), Evbuomwan (0).

Phoenix-Lakers-132:108 (29:26, 38:31, 45:29, 20:22)

Phoenix: Brooks (25), Booker (21 + 11 assists), Williams (18 + 9 rebounds), Gillespie (16 + 8 assists), O’Neal (12) – start; Buey (14), Goodwin (8), Fleming (7), Ighodaro (5), Dunn (4+7 rebounds), Maluach (2), Hayes-Davis (0).

Lakers: James (23 + 6 assists), Smart (14 + 6 assists), Smith (12), Ayton (12 + 10 rebounds), Larevia (12) – start; Reeves (17), Thiero (6), Vanderbilt (5), Knecht (3), Hayes (2), Kleber (2), James Jr. (0), Magnon (0).

Portland-Orlando-106:110 (21:25, 29:38, 30:26, 26:21)

Portland: Avdija (25 + 8 assists), Sharpe (22), Murray (13), Kamara (10), Clingan (8 + 14 rebounds) – start; Love (17), Sissoko (5), Jan Hansen (4), Rooper (2), Rith (0).

Orlando’s: Bane (23), Black (22 + 7 rebounds + 6 assists), Jones (16 + 7 assists), Carter (14 + 7 rebounds), Banchero (12) – start; Isaac (9), Penda (8), Kane (4), Richardson (2), Howard (0).

Sacramento-Detroit-127:136 (24:37, 34:38, 39:40, 30:21)

sacramento: DeRozan (37 + 7 assists), Westbrook (27 + 8 rebounds), Achiuwa (15 + 11 rebounds), Reynaud (8), Murray (2) – start; Clifford (14), Schroeder (10), Monk (9), Cardwell (5+7 rebounds), Ellis (0).

of Detroit: Harris (24), Cunningham (23 + 7 rebounds + 12 assists + 6 steals + 10 turnovers), Duren (23 + 14 rebounds), Thompson (19 + 7 rebounds), D. Robinson (9) – start; Stewart (16), Green (9), Ivey (8), LeVert (5).

Clippers – Houston – 128:108 (29:35, 34:23, 35:24, 30:26)

cutting machines: Leonard (41 + 8 rebounds), Harden (29 + 6 assists), Collins (13), Dunn (11), B. Lopez (5) – start; Sanders (13), Batum (6), Miller (4), Bogdanovich (3), Niederhauser (3), Brown (0), Christie (0).

Houston: Durant (22), Thompson (19 + 9 rebounds), Shengyun (19 + 11 rebounds + 6 assists), Smith (16), Okogi (0) – start; Sheppard (8), Tate (7), Eason (7), A. Holiday (3), Green (3), Capela (2), Adams (2), Davison (0).

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NBA

Forbes named the most valuable sports team of 2025

Published

4 days ago

December 23, 2025

Paula

Forbes named the most valuable sports team of 2025

Version Forbes announced its annual ranking of the world’s most expensive sports teams.

NFL franchise Dallas Cowboys, estimated to be worth $13 billion, has led the pack for the ninth year in a row.

While NBA Golden State Warriors ranked second with a valuation of $11 billion, another representative of American football, Los Angeles Rams (10.5 billion), was in the top three.

The top 10, as last year, includes only American teams from the NFL and NBA. There are seven NFL clubs in the top 10 overall, which Forbes analysts attribute to the league’s large-scale television contracts.

Among football clubs, Real Madrid remains the most expensive – the Spanish giant ranked only 20th with a value of $6.75 billion.

Also in the top 50 are Manchester United (24th, 6.6 billion), Barcelona (42nd, 5.65 billion) and Liverpool (48th, 5.4 billion). In total, only four football clubs are represented in the top 50 rankings.

Formula 1 representatives also returned to the list – Ferrari (26th place) and Mercedes (34th).

The 20 most valuable sports teams in the world according to Forbes