Los Angeles Lakers vs. Dallas Mavericks score, stats and highlights: Luka Doncic’s men outlast LeBron James’ men after two overtimes

Once again the Dallas Mavericks of Luka Doncic they could with the team Lebron James, Los Angeles Lakersalthough this time they needed a lot more work than at Christmas.

The Texans prevailed 119-115 in Los Angeles after two overtimes, with a save by Doncic who not only made a triple-double 35 points, 14 rebounds and 13 assistsbut he scored a three-pointer with six seconds left in the fourth quarter to take the first overtime and scored another in the last minute to win the second and final overtime.

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LeBron James is done with 24 points, 16 rebounds and 9 assists and was just 11 points shy of reaching 38,000 in the NBA regular season (1,398 games). The Lakers’ best player was Russell Westbrook, author of 28 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists with 10-23 shooting from the field.

This win helped the Mavericks improve their record 24-19 and climb to fourth place in the Western Conference, while the Lakers with 19-23pending the return of Anthony Davis, they are in 13th place.

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How was the Los Angeles Lakers vs. Dallas Mavericks? Final score

Los Angeles Lakers vs. Dallas Mavericks live: recap and highlights

second overtime

Game over: The Dallas Mavericks beat the Los Angeles Lakers 119-115.

115-118, 20 seconds – LeBron James’ missed shot to tie the game, Dwight Powell’s rebound and a very difficult task for the Lakers now.

113-116, 1:52 – Westbrook’s 3-pointer had put the Lakers ahead, but then Dallas rallied with Wood’s block of Rush and Dinwiddie’s easy two-pointer on the fast break.

110-110, 3:14 – All tied with a basket on the side, courtesy of Dinwiddie and Brown. Doncic and Bullock are the players one personal foul away from being sent off.

The second overtime began.

first overtime

108-108 – There would be another overtime: Doncic once again hit a game-tying 3-pointer in the final minute, and then the Lakers gave up two chances to take the lead, while Dallas also failed to score.

106-105, 1:40 – Terrible shot by Dinwiddie in Gabriel’s face and then a 2+1 by Gabriel on Dinwiddie to put the Lakers ahead.

103-103, 2:30 – Westbrook was called for a flagrant foul on Doncic, but Luka missed two free throws and then Dallas didn’t capitalize on the extra possession.

101-103, 3:00 – After the first two minutes, the Lakers have yet to score, stuck at half court. A double by Hardaway puts Dallas ahead.

The first overtime has begun.

Last room

101-101 – The final quarter is over and we’re going into overtime, even though the Lakers call Troy Brown Jr. for a foul in their last attempt to win the game. Watch out Dallas with Doncic who already has five personal fouls.

101-101, 6 seconds – Incredible three-pointer from Luka Doncic! In Dennis Schroder’s face to tie the game.

101-98, 11.8 seconds – Los Angeles shaved a lot of time off the clock thanks to Schroder, and Westbrook made both of his free throws to bring the Lakers even closer to the celebration. Now it all depends on your defense.

99-98, 28 seconds – Hardaway made a 3-pointer to put Dallas ahead, but he missed his rush and now the chance to win is in the hands of the Lakers.

97-97, 1:58 – All tied up again! Back-to-back 3-pointers by Westbrook and Gabriel tied the game in the clutch.

89-95, 4:04 – Dallas takes advantage and reacts with two shots from Christian Wood, against some Lakers who have gone ahead by a point and nothing more than that. Doncic already has a triple-double of 27 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists.

86-86, 8:00 – Tie game after another Westbrook basket. The momentum is entirely on the Lakers’ side.

81-83, 9:50 – After the first two minutes of the final quarter, the Lakers are closer than they’ve ever been: a 5-1 run against a Dallas that’s starting to look frustrated and short-handed.

It started last quarter

Third quarter

76-82 – It took a lot of shutout by the Lakers in the final minutes of the third period to make this a close game. Wenyen Gabriel and Max Christie showed their faces while Westbrook continues to be the best Angelenos tonight.

63-77, 4:51 – Doncic got two very easy baskets, consistent for him in this game every time he approached the rim, and so he was again put away by Dallas after a little reaction from the Lakers through LeBron James.

52-68, 9:33 – The Dallas offense is in full swing again, with Doncic unstoppable and Hardaway Jr. a sharp sight. The Mavs were closing in on a maximum lead of 19 points and Darvin Ham decided to call another timeout.

The third quarter began.

The start of the second half was delayed due to a network problem.

Second bedroom

48-59 – This second quarter ends with little flavor for the Lakers, with a difference of just three points despite controlling much of the proceedings. With 18 points and 5 assists from Doncic, 13 points from Hardaway and 12 from Wood, Dallas wins a game in which they have every statistic except rebounds and turnovers. Los Angeles has 15 points from Westbrook and 11 from James.

46-55, 2:45 – After a hard foul by Toscano, Doncic came back out of nowhere with two jump conversions, a 2-pointer and a 3-pointer, and Dallas went on a run again.

42-46, 4:07 – The Lakers are coming with everything, dominating this second period with a hell of a Russell Westbrook that Dallas has yet to figure out how to contain. The point guard already has 15 points, while on the other side, Doncic is already back in but hasn’t scored again.

32-40, 8:24 – Interesting start for the Lakers in this second quarter, with more efficient defense and easier open court offense while Dallas is without Doncic who is resting. Partial 8-4 by the locals leading to Kidd calling a timeout.

The second quarter began.

First quarter

22-36 – The Lakers closed the gap a bit at the end of the first quarter thanks to the work of their second unit, with 8 points from Russell Westbrook and 6 from Troy Brown Jr.

15-32, 2:22 – It was Dallas that stopped the game with a timeout, even though its team was on fire after four straight possessions. This first quarter couldn’t have been better for the Texans, with points from six different players and going 12-19 from the field.

10-24, 3:42 – The Lakers are still down, but Darwin Hamm still hasn’t elected to call another timeout, beyond his team’s 0-6 three-and-out losses. The home team’s offensive execution has been terrible in this first quarter. The Dallas party is already 11-0.

10-19, 5:19 – Dallas has the lead early in the game, with 3-pointers from Hardaway and Bullock, while the Lakers have yet to shoot from the perimeter. The Lakers were well entered by Westbrook, who could not find anything outside of LeBron James.

The match has begun!

Los Angeles Lakers has Anthony Davis, Lonnie Walker IV, Austin Reaves and Patrick Beverley out for this game.

Dallas Mavericks You won’t be able to count on Maxi Kleber, Dorian Finney-Smith or Josh Green in this matchup.

Los Angeles Lakers in the top five

Dennis Schroder, Max Christie, Juan Toscano-Anderson, LeBron James, Thomas Bryant.

The Dallas Mavericks start the five

Luka Doncic, Spencer Dinwiddie, Tim Hardaway Jr, Dwight Powell, Christian Wood.

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