The legendary Doncic beat the Warriors by 40 points and a triple-double

With Luka Doncic in such a state, the Mavericks look like title contenders. This was also seen against the Warriors, with Dallas clinching a narrow 116-113 win after previously losing a 17-point lead. Klay Thompson had a chance to send the game into overtime but missed a 3-pointer in the end.

However, the game belonged to Doncic, who looked – and was – unstoppable. The Slovenian did everything he wanted on the floor, finished the game with 41 points, 12 rebounds, 12 assists and +22 in the +/- system, completely dominated the floor and (almost) always made the right decision.

Tim Hardaway with 22 points and Spencer Dinwiddie with 14 points (sent out early in the 4th quarter with a flagrant 2 for the elbow on Jordan Poole) supported Doncic on offense.

With the Warriors, Steph Curry had 32 points (but a critical decision error in the last game), Jonathan Cuminga had 14 points and 10 rebounds, and Draymond Green had 12 points, while Klay Thompson was limited to 5 points on 2/9 shooting.

THE DODECALPTA: 36-24, 55-54, 92-87, 116-113

MAVERICKS: Finney-Smith 6 (1 3-pointers, 9 rebounds), Hardaway 22 (5/11 3-pointers), Powell 4, Dinwiddie 14, Doncic 41 (14/27 shots, 4/9 3-pointers, 9/15 Shots, 4 threes, 12 rebounds, 12 assists, 5 turnovers), Kleber 6, Bertans 6 (2), Bullock, Wood 4 (2/12 shots, 0/5 threes, 8 rebounds), Green 13 (3)

WARRIOR: N. Green 12 (6 rebounds), Wiggins 10 (1/6 trebles), Looney 11 (6 rebounds), Curry 32 (5/14 trebles, 5 rebounds, 5 assists), Thompson 5 (2/ 9 shots, 1 /6 trebles, 7 rebounds), Cuminga 14 (1 treble, 10 rebounds), T. Green 3, Lamb 11 (2 trebles, 5 rebounds), DiVincenzo 6 (1/5 shoot). , 7 rebounds), Poole 9 (3/9 shots, 1/6 trebles, 9 assists)