Six games of the NBA regular season were played on the night of January 18-19.

In the second European match played in London, Memphis took revenge on Orlando for its defeat in Berlin.

The key point of the game was the first quarter, which the Grizzlies won with a score of 40:23. The game then stabilized and the next three quarters were an even contest, but in this scenario Magic had no chance of a comeback. The result is 126:109 in favor of Memphis.

The best player of the match was Morant, who had a double-double with 24 points and 13 assists.

“Denver” suffered a crushing defeat against “Charlotte” in its home match.

Hornets had a successful first quarter and won the game 33:18. In the second 12 minutes, they increased their advantage even more and entered the long period with +26 – 60:34. In the second half, Charlotte controlled the game, kept its opponent behind by 25-30 points and won the match 110:87.

The most productive name in terms of winners was Miller, who scored 23 points, while Salon had a double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds.

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Memphis-Orlando-126:109 (40:23, 32:30, 28:28, 26:28)

memphis: Morant (24 + 13 assists), Jaren Jackson (17 + 4 blocks), Coward (13), Wells (10), Aldama (9) – start; Lendale (21 + 8 rebounds), Spencer (10), Jackson (7), Caldwell-Pope (7), V. Williams (5), Konchar (3 + 5 steals).

orlando: Black (19 + 6 assists), Carter (18 + 8 rebounds), Banchero (16 + 8 rebounds + 9 assists), F. Wagner (14), Bain (11) – start; Richardson (11), Bitadze (9), Penda (5), da Silva (4), Kane (2), Isaac (0), Jones (0).

Houston-New Orleans-119:110 (32:30, 32:24, 23:26, 32:30)

Houston: Smith (32 + 8 rebounds), Shengyun (21 + 8 rebounds + 5 steals), Thompson (20 + 8 rebounds + 6 assists), Durant (18 + 8 assists), Adams (5 + 10 rebounds) – start; Sheppard (11), Finney-Smith (8), Okogie (4), Davison (0), Tate (0).

new orleans: Murphy (21), Williamson (20), Quinn (15), Bay (11), Fiers (2) – starter; Poole (13), Missy (10), Peavey (7), Hawkins (6), Matkovic (5).

Chicago – Brooklyn – 124:102 (39:22, 31:29, 25:20, 29:31)

Chicago: White (24), Vucevic (17 + 11 rebounds + 6 assists), Buzelis (17), Smith (12 + 10 rebounds), Okoro (9) – start; Dosunmu (19), Herter (11 + 6 assists), Jones (10 + 10 assists), Terry (3), Carter (2), Phillips (0), Olbrich (0).

Brooklyn: Wolfe (14), Claxton (12), Demin (11), Mann (9 + 6 assists), Clowney (7 + 8 rebounds) – start; Traore (16), Wilson (14), Martin (11), Sharpe (5), Thomas (3 + 10 assists).

Denver-Charlotte-87:110 (18:33, 16:27, 23:27, 30:23)

Denver: J. Murray (16), Pickett (12 + 7 assists), Watson (11), Holmes (7), Jones (2) – start; Strother (15), B. Brown (9), Nnaji (8), Hardaway (6), Tyson (1).

Charlotte: Miller (23), Knippel (14), Ball (10 + 6 assists), Bridges (7), Diabate (4 + 9 rebounds) – start; Kolkbrenner (17), Sexton (14), Hall (13 + 11 rebounds), Green (3), Connaughton (3), Mann (2), James (0).

Sacramento-Portland-110:117 (32:32, 21:32, 29:29, 28:24)

sacramento: Westbrook (23 + 7 assists), Lavigne (18), DeRozan (14 + 7 assists), Reynaud (6 + 9 rebounds), Achiuwa (4) – start; Monk (23), Cardwell (12 + 10 rebounds), Sabonis (8 + 8 rebounds + 6 turnovers), Schroeder (2), Clifford (0).

Portland: Avdija (30 + 8 rebounds + 8 assists), Sharpe (27 + 7 rebounds + 5 losses), Clingan (21 + 17 rebounds), Kamara (17), Sissoko (8) – start; Love (6), Ruper (4), Cook (2), Yang Hansen (2), Rit (0).

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Lakers – Toronto – 110:93 (23:30, 32:24, 32:26, ​​23:13)

Lakers: Doncic (25 + 7 assists), Ayton (25 + 13 rebounds), James (24 + 7 assists), Smart (8 + 5 turnovers), Larevia (2) – start; Hachimura (10), Vincent (5), Hayes (3), Timmy (3), Smith (3), Vanderbilt (2 + 9 rebounds), James Jr. (0), Knecht (0), Bufkin (0).

toronto: Barnes (22 + 9 rebounds), Ingram (19 + 7 assists), Murray-Boyles (11 + 7 rebounds), Quickley (9 + 7 assists), Agbaji (0) – start; Mamukelashvili (20), Lawson (5), Mobo (4), Shed (3), Temple (0), Dick (0), Bettle (0), Martin (0).

The most important event of the last match day in the NBA was the clash Anthony Edwards And Victor Vembanyama The match between Minnesota Timberwolves and San Antonio Spurs ended with a score of 123:126.

Vembanyama secured Spurs’ victory with 39 points and 9 rebounds.

However, the most productive player of the match was not him, but Edwards, who scored 26 points in the fourth quarter, 55 points in total. In this way, he set a new personal record in terms of performance. They previously scored 53 points in a 105-119 win over Detroit last year.

Edwards became the fifth player under the age of 25 in NBA history to score 55+ points and make 8+ three-pointers in a game. Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving have achieved this before.

After the match, Anthony commented on his performance and encounter with Vembanyama:

“I really like it. I want to get everyone off the site and be alone. I’m against it.”

Who would win? I”.

ANTMAN EXPLODED TONIGHT.

🤯 55 points (26 in Q4, new career high)
🤯 9 3PM

Alongside Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Luka Dončić and Kyrie Irving, he is the only player in NBA history to score 55+ points and 8+ 3:00 in a game before turning 25! pic.twitter.com/kXRBQYQ7cI

— NBA (@NBA) January 18, 2026

Nine games were played in the NBA regular season on the night of December 17-18.

Miami managed to beat Oklahoma at home.

Thunder started the match better, winning the first quarter with a score of 37:30. The next two quarters were left to the home team and thus, the score was equalized at 95:95 in the last 12 minutes. It turned out to be tense as no one could get to a comfortable distance and so the fate of the match was decided in the clutch, with Wiggins’ three-pointer 32 seconds before the siren being the key. It was he who brought victory to the Heat with a score of 122:120.

The most productive player of the match was Gilgeous-Alexander, who scored 39 points, but this did not help Oklahoma win. Adebayo recorded a double-double with 30 points and 12 rebounds for Miami.

In the match between the top 4 teams in the West, San Antonio hosted Minnesota and won.

The first quarter of the meeting was equal and Spurs started to take the lead from the beginning of the second quarter. The home team made an attack of 24:6, creating a comfortable advantage of +16, which increased to +25 – 69:44 overall at the big break. In the third and fourth quarters, Minnesota was able to slowly close the gap and get back into the game. One minute before the end of the quarter, the guest team took the lead with Divincenzo’s three-pointer with a score of 119:118, but then Vembanyama and Johnson scored 126:123, allowing Spurs to take the lead to 123:119.

The leaders of both teams performed outstandingly: Edwards scored 55 points for the Timberwolves, and Vembanyama scored 39 points for San Antonio.

Detroit hosted Indiana and suffered one of the biggest losses of the season.

In the first half of the game, the Pacers managed to score only 25 points, while the Pistons scored 59 points. This decided the fate of the match, as in the second half Detroit calmly controlled the game and brought the match to a landslide victory – 121:78.

Three Pistons players scored 16 points each: Green, Cunningham and Robinson, and Düren scored 15 points.

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Dallas – Utah – 138:120 (42:29, 29:30, 35:35, 32:26)

dallas: Williams (22), Christie (22), Marshall (16 + 6 assists), Powell (10 + 8 rebounds), Caleb Martin (3) – start; Thompson (23), Hardy (12), Cisse (9 + 10 rebounds), Kelly (8), Nembhard (7), Robinson-Earl (6).

Utah: George (29 + 6 assists), Bailey (18 + 8 rebounds), Filipovski (13 + 12 rebounds), Williams (11), Collier (9) – start; Sensabaugh (25), Anderson (8), Clayton (5 + 8 assists), Hendricks (2).

Atlanta-Boston-106:132 (23:30, 28:52, 23:35, 32:15)

of Atlanta: Okongwu (21 + 7 rebounds), Alexander-Walker (18 + 6 assists), Johnson (12 + 8 rebounds), McCollum (11 + 7 rebounds), Krejci (3) – start; Kispert (16 + 7 rebounds), Newell (10), Wallace (5), Gueye (5 + 7 rebounds), Houston (3), Kennard (2), Dennis (0).

Boston: Brown (41), Hauser (30), Keta (14 + 7 rebounds), Scheierman (9 + 7 rebounds), White (7 + 12 assists) – start; Simons (14), Gonzalez (7 + 8 rebounds), Garza (4), Williams (3), Harper (3), Walsh (0), Tillman (0).

Detroit-Indiana-121:78 (31:11, 28:14, 33:28, 29:25)

Detroit: Cunningham (16), D. Robinson (16), Düren (15 + 8 rebounds), Harris (7), Thompson (7 + 7 rebounds) – start; Green (16), LeVert (10), Sasser (9), Stewart (7+7 rebounds), Holland (7), Ivey (5), Jenkins (3), Reed (3).

indiana: Walker (13), Sheppard (8), Jackson (8 + 5 losses), Furphy (5 + 5 losses), Huff (3) – start; Bradley (12), Jackson (10), Thompson (10), Peter (5), Jones (2), Potter (2 + 9 rebounds).

New York – Phoenix – 99:106 (27:19, 29:36, 21:25, 22:26)

New York: McBride (23), Towns (23 + 11 rebounds), Anunoby (21 + 8 rebounds), Bridges (15), Diawara (3) – start; Clarkson (6), Shemet (5), Kolek (2), Robinson (1+10 rebounds), Yabusele (0), McCullar (0).

Phoenix: Booker (27), Williams (14 + 9 rebounds), Gillespie (11 + 6 assists), O’Neal (10), Brooks (5) – start; Allen (16), Goodwin (13), Dunn (8), Ighodaro (2), Livers (0).

Miami – Oklahoma – 122:120 (30:37, 30:28, 35:30, 27:25)

Miami: Adebayo (30 + 12 rebounds), Powell (19), Larsson (16), Wiggins (15), Yakuchenis (3 + 7 assists) – start; Fontecchio (13), Gardner (11), Ware (7+9 rebounds), Smith (5), Jovic (3).

Oklahoma: Gilgeous-Alexander (39), Holmgren (14 + 11 rebounds + 5 blocks), Wallace (9), Jaylen Williams (8), Dort (2) – start; Wiggins (18), Mitchell (15 + 5 turnovers), Joe (8), Caruso (5), Jaylin Williams (2), K. Williams (0).

San Antonio – Minnesota – 126:123 (21:22, 48:22, 27:40, 30:39)

San Antonio: Vembanyama (39 + 9 rebounds), Fox (25 + 12 assists), Castle (8 + 9 assists), Barnes (8 + 8 rebounds), Shempeni (7) – start; Johnson (20), Harper (9), Cornet (8), Waters (2), Brian (0).

Minnesota: Edwards (55), McDaniels (23), Randle (17 + 10 rebounds), DiVincenzo (11), Reed (0) – start; Beranger (10 + 8 rebounds), Hyland (7), Clark (0), Juzeng (0), Miller (0), Conley (0).

Golden State – Charlotte – 136:116 (39:28, 30:29, 43:37, 24:22)

Golden State: Green (20 + 6 assists), Curry (14), Moody (12), Richard (11), Post (7 + 7 rebounds) – start; Melton (24), Podziemski (16 + 7 assists), Hield (14), Horford (11), Payton II (5), Jackson-Davis (2), Spencer (0).

Charlotte: Miller (28 + 6 losses), Knippel (24 + 11 rebounds), Bridges (9), Kolkbrenner (4 + 7 rebounds), James (2) – start; Sexton (17), Ball (15), G. Williams (7), Connaughton (5), Mann (3), Hall (2), Green (0).

Denver – Washington – 121:115 (36:29, 26:34, 21:23, 38:29)

Denver: J. Murray (42 + 6 assists + 5 losses), Watson (21), Gordon (8 + 10 rebounds + 11 assists), Jones (7), Pickett (5 + 6 assists) – start; Hardaway (30), B. Brown (4), Nnaji (4), Strother (0).

washington: George (29 + 7 assists), Middleton (16 + 7 rebounds), Sarr (16 + 8 rebounds), Carrington (13), Johnson (4) – start; Bagley (14), Shempeny (13 + 9 rebounds), Riley (7), Watkins (3).

Portland-Lakers-132:116 (40:27, 31:34, 36:29, 25:26)

Portland: Sharpe (25), Clingan (18 + 11 rebounds), Sissoko (14), Holiday (9), Kamara (9) – start; Grant (22), Love (22 + 7 assists), R. Williams (8), Rith (5), Cook (0), Ruper (0), Yang Hansen (0).

Lakers: Smart (25), James (20 + 9 rebounds + 8 assists), Kleber (11), Vincent (3), Larevia (2) – start; Timmy (21), Hachimura (11), Buffkin (9), Vanderbilt (6), Smith (5), Knecht (3), James Jr. (0).

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