In extra time the Celtics Pacers with Tatum – Brown

Jalen Brown and Jason Tatum led the Celtics to another night – even if the chemistry between them … The Pacers had one last chance to send the game into overtime, but Robert Williams stole the ball from Tori Craig.

Brown was his team’s top scorer with 26 points, with Tatum adding 24 points and Williams adding 14 points and 12 rebounds.

At the Pacers, Craig had 19 points and Lance Stevenson 14 points, while Domandas Samponis had 11 points, 23 rebounds and 10 assists.

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 23-17, 42-39, 68-60, 89-89, 101-98

CELTS: Tatum 24 (7/21 shots, 0/7 3-pointers, 12 rebounds, 8 errors), Horford 3 (1 3-pointers, 7 rebounds), R. Williams 14 (12 rebounds), Smart 11 (4/11 .) Shots, 2 threesomes), 5 mistakes), Brown 26 (11/26 shots, 3 threesomes, 15 rebounds, 6 assists), G. Williams 3 (1/6 shots, 1 threesome), Kader-Freiheit 6, Schröder 5, Richardson 9 (1)

PAISERS: Samponis 11 (3/12 shots, 23 rebounds, 10 assists), Holiday 11 (2/9 shots, 1/6 3-pointers), Turner 6, Washington 9 (4/10 shots, 1 3-pointers), Sikes 11 (5/13 shots, 1/8 3-pointer), Craig 19 (3), Bristan 6 (1), lamp 11 (5/12 shots, 1 3-pointer), Stevenson 14 (3)

Missiles – Sixers 91-111

Seventh straight 30s for Joel Ebid, seventh straight win for the Sixers, who also overtook Houston with 91-111 of the Rockets with a comfortable win, improving their record to 23-16.

Ebid dominated again under the baskets, finishing the game on 31 points with Tobias Harris and Andre Drummond adding 13 points each.

Christian Wood and Jalen Green each had 14 points for the Rockets.

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 27-35, 50-62, 72-91, 91-111

MISSILE: Tate 9 (4/10 shots, 1 3-pointers), Thais 12 (3), Wood 14 (1/5 3-pointers, 6 rebounds), Porter 8 (2/9 shots, 0/5 3-pointers, 6 rebounds, 5 assists), Green 14 (2 3-pointers, 5 rebounds, 7 errors), Garumba, Martin 10 (2), Nuaba 4, Augustine, Matthews 5 (1/5 3-pointers), Christopher 13 (3 .) / 10 shots, 3 3-pointers), curtsey 2

SIX: Harris 13 (6/17 shots, 1/5 3-pointers), Green 5 (1), Ebid 31 (8 rebounds, 6 assists), Taibul 10 (2), Korkmaz 12 (2 3-pointers, 6 rebounds) , Niang 8 (2), Henry, Drummond 13 (10 rebounds), Bassey, Joe 10 (2), Powell 6, Ki 2, Brown 1

Piston – Jazz 126-116

Jazz had an unprecedented slump in Detroit, the Pistons grabbed the opportunity and somehow took the win with 126-116, beating a 22-point difference!

Dundee Cunningham had 29 points (career record) for the Pistons, with Sadiq Bay adding another 29 points and Corey Joseph adding 16 points.

For Jazz, which had suffered three straight defeats since Rudy Gomber’s entry on the coronavirus log, Donovan Mitchell had 31 points (but with 11/25 shots), Hassan Whiteside had 21 points and 14 rebounds, and Jordan Khords had 16 Points.

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 21-35, 48-61, 88-84, 126-116

PISTONS: Bay 29 (5 threes, 6 rebounds), Stewart 6 (6 rebounds), Cunningham 29 (5 threes, 8 assists), Hayes 5 (1), Diallo 10 (1 threes, 8 rebounds), Liles 14 (6/16 ) Shots, 2 threesomes, 6 rebounds, 5 assists), Joseph 16 (4), Lee 2, Jackson 11 (1 3 pointers, 6 rebounds), Stanley 4

JAZZ: O’Neill 7 (1), Bogdanovic 12, Whiteside 21 (14 rebounds), Conley 13 (4/11 shots, 2 3-pointers, 5 rebounds, 8 assists), Medium 31 (11/25 shots, 3 3- Pointer), Pell, Pascal 13, House 3 (1), Clarkson 16 (4 3-pointers, 5 rebounds)

Knicks-Spores 111-96

The curtsey continues … up and down. They were up this time though, so the news was good as the New Yorkers prevailed with 111-96 of the Spurs in a match that went as high as +25.

RJ Barrett with 31 points led the winners with Evan Fournier scoring 18 points and Alec Berks scoring 16 points while Julius Randle stayed at 2 with 1/7 shots and 12 rebounds.

For the Spurs, Desande Murray had 24 points and Lonnie Walker had 15 points.

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 23-26, 51-49, 82-75, 111-96

Νικς.: Randle 2 (12 rebounds), Robinson 13 (11 rebounds), Berks 16 (3), Fournier 18 (4 3-pointers, 5 rebounds), Barrett 31 (3), Sims, Topin 6, Knox, Gibson 6 (5 Rebounds), McBride, Quickley 12 (2 3-pointers, 6 assists), Grimes 7 (1)

SPERS: Bates-Diop 4 (7 rebounds), Peltl 12 (10 rebounds), Murray 24 (1 3-pointers, 5 assists), Walker 15 (5/19 shots, 1/7 3-pointers), Primo 11 (2) , Yubanks 8, Kakok 6 (10 rebounds), Morris 1, Lamp, Weiskamp 7 (2), Forbes 5 (1), Johnson 3 (1/7 shot, 1 3-pointer)

Kings – Cavaliers 108-109

The Cavaliers went to Sacramento to take their eyes off it. However, in the end – if only narrowly – they escaped and claimed victory at 108-109 when DiAron Fox missed a shot that would give the Kings victory. Cleveland was in the final with a lead of 99-109 2.5 minutes to go, but has not scored a goal since then.

Jarrett Allen was the top winner with 18 points and 17 rebounds, with Kevin Love adding 18 points, Evan Mobley 17 points and Laurie Markanen 15 points.

For the Kings, Tyrese Halibarton had 21 points, Buddy Hild had 19 points and Harrison Barnes had 14 points.

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 22-28, 49-62, 79-84, 108-109

KINGS: Bugley 8 (10 rebounds), Barnes 14 (3), Len 4 (2/13 shots, 10 rebounds), Fox 12 (5/14 shots), Halliburton 21 (2 3-pointers, 8 assists), Meto 13 ( 3 3-pointers), 5 rebounds), Quita 11 (5 rebounds), Mitchell 4 (1), Hild 19 (5), Davis 2

Cavaliers: Markanen 15 (6/14 shots, 3 threesomes, 5 rebounds), Stevens 9 (1), Allen 18 (17 rebounds), Mobley 17 (7 rebounds, 5 assists), Garland 12 (1/6 threesomes, 5 rebounds, 11 assists), Love 18 (2/8 3-pointers), Wade, Osman 15 (2), Rondo 5 (1 3-pointers, 6 assists), Windler