Celtics thriller wins over Bulls to dominate Ebid in Miami

The Celtics showed their hearts tell, the Bulls fought wholeheartedly despite the absence of Lavin, Bol and Caruso. Finally, after a thrilling game, thanks to shots from Robert Williams, the Celtics were the ones to earn the win 114-112, ending an 8-0 streak that Boston ended the game with.

The Bulls had a chance to send the game into overtime, but DeMar DeRozan’s late-game shot missed a target, resulting in their third straight loss and fourth in their last five games.

Jason Tatum was the winners’ top scorer with 23 points (but 8/24 shots) and 12 rebounds, Jalen Brown added 19 points (but 8/19 shots) and Dennis Schroeder 16 points.

The Bulls had Nikola Vucevic on 27 points, DeRozan on 23 points (but 7/20 shots) and Agios Dosumnou on 21 points and 10 assists.

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 32-22, 54-49, 84-83, 114-112

CELTS: Tatum 23 (8/24 shots, 1/5 three points, 12 rebounds), Horford 15 (1 three points, 8 rebounds), R. Williams 14 (13 rebounds, 6 assists), Schroeder 16 (1 three points, 6 Rebounds, 8 assists), Brown 19 (8/19 shots, 0/5 trebles, 7 rebounds), G. Williams 3 (1), Kader-Freedom 5, Pritchard 6 (2), Richardson 13 (3)

COPS: McKinney 4, DeRozan 23 (7/20 shots, 8 rebounds, 7 assists), Vucevic 27 (2/7 3-pointers, 6 rebounds, 6 assists), White 19 (5/10 3-pointers, 5 assists), Dosumnou 21 (3 threes, 10 assists), Hill 5 (1), Brown 2, Bradley 6, Thomas 5 (1)

Heat – Sixers 98-109

The Sixers in Miami were excellent, erasing a 13-point difference to take the win 98-109, confirming their promotion. Philadelphia was consistently behind goal until the start of the fourth period, but once they took the lead they never looked back.

Joel Ebid led the Sixers with 32 points (including 25 in the second half) and 12 rebounds, Tobias Harris gained 22 points and Seth Curry 21 points.

For the Heat, Omer Yurceven had 22 points and 11 rebounds and Tyler Hiro and Caleb Marty had 16 points while Jimmy Butler stayed on 8 points with 1/11 shots.

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 29-20, 50-43, 73-75, 98-109

ΧΙΤ: Tucker 10 (2 threes, 7 rebounds), Butler 8 (1/11 shots, 5 rebounds, 9 assists), Jurceven 22 (10/12 twos, 11 rebounds), Laurie 8 (2/11 shots, 2 threes, 7 assists), Strauss 11 (3/12 shots, 2/9 3s), Martin 16 (1 3s, 7 rebounds), Dentmon 5, Hiro 16 (4/11 shots, 2 3-pointers), Robinson 2 (0/8 3 hands)

sixes: Harris 22 (3 threes, 8 rebounds), Ebid 32 (12 rebounds), Maxey 13 (4/11 shots, 1 threes, 7 rebounds), Curry 21 (5 threes, 5 rebounds, 5 assists). ), Korkmaz 6, Niang 12 (4 threes, 5 rebounds), Drummond 1, Joe, Brown 2

Hawks – Knicks 108-117

The Knicks have taken shape and showed it in Atlanta, where they prevailed with a beautiful basketball game, going 108-117 and even reaching +17. This was the New Yorkers’ 3rd win and 5th in their last 6 games, giving them a positive record now (22-21), which was bound to happen from December 2nd.

RJ Barrett with 26 points and Julius Randle with 24 points were the top winners, with Evan Fournier adding 18 points and Alec Berks adding 17 points.

For the Hawks, Trey Young had 29 points, Danilo Galinari had 17 points, and John Collins had 13 points.

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 28-31, 51-55, 77-75, 108-117

ΧΟΚΣ: Collins 13 (2), Hunter 8 (1/6 3-points), Zheng 7 (2), Yang 29 (4/12 3-points, 5 assists), Herter 6 (6 rebounds, 6 assists), EHkalinari 17 (6/14 shots, 4 threes), Okoniou 12 (6/6 twos, 5 rebounds), Williams 7 (1), Wright 4 (1), Louau-Cabarro 5 (1)

ΝΙΚΣ: Randle 24 (2 threes, 6 rebounds, 9 assists), Robinson 14 (13 rebounds), Berks 17 (9 rebounds, 8 assists), Fournier 18 (4), Barrett 26 (2 3-pointers, 5 rebounds), Topin , Gibson 7, Quickley 3 (1 three points, 5 rebounds), Grimes 8 (2)

Thunder – Cavaliers 102-107

The Cavaliers had to climb a… mountain against the Donners since they were even at -18. In the end, however, they showed that something had changed in the team this year, they stalled the game and prevailed 102-107, recording 4 consecutive away wins and five in their last six games.

Magical Darius Garland with 27 points and 18 assists led the way to the Cubs, with Ivan Mobley adding 20 points and Jarrett Allen and Kevin Love adding 13 points.

In the Thunder, Sai Gilgius-Alexander had 21 points and Lou Dort and Darius Beasley each had 17 points.

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 32-24, 56-46, 85-83, 102-107

THANTER: Robinson-Earl 4 (1/7 shots, 11 rebounds), Dort 17 (5/14 shots, 2 3s), Favors 6 (8 rebounds), Gilgius-Alexander 21 (7/19 shots, 7 assists), Gidey 11 (1 three points, 10 rebounds, 6 errors), Diakite 2, Beasley 17 (1 three points, 7 rebounds), Mouscala 9 (3), Man 5 (1), Jerome 10 (2), Wiggins

Cavaliers: Markanen 12 (2 3-pointers, 5 rebounds), Stevens 5 (1), Allen 13 (13 rebounds), Mobley 20 (5 rebounds), Garland 27 (1/7 3-pointers, 5 rebounds, 18 assists), Love 13 (3), Osman, Okoro 7 (1/5 shots), Windler 6 (2), Goodwin 2

Spurs—Clippers 101-94

The Spurs lost 16 points against the Clippers, but in the end they won 101:94 and improved their record to 16:27.

Derrick White with 19 points and Dezande Murray with 18 points were the winners’ top scorers, with Keldon Johnson up 17 points.

At the Clippers, Amir Kofi had 20 points and Marcus Morris had 15 points (but with 6/17 shots).

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 21-22, 56-47, 85-80, 101-94

SPERS: McDermott 4 (1/5 shots), Johnson 17 (3 3s, 6 rebounds), Landal 10 (1 3s, 11 rebounds), Murray 18 (7 rebounds, 9 assists), Basel 10 (3/11 shots, 2/ 7 trebles, 11 rebounds), Youbanks (7 rebounds), Bates-Diop 13 (1 treble, 7 rebounds), White 19 (3), Walker 10 (1/5 trebles), Prima

CUTTER: Batum 13 (1 3s, 7 rebounds), Morris 15 (6/17 shots, 3 3s, 6 rebounds, 5 assists), Zubats 6 (9 rebounds), Jackson 7 (3/14 shots, 1/ 6 3-pointers ), Coffey 20 (4 3-pointers, 5 rebounds), Ibaka 10 (2 3-pointers, 10 rebounds), Hartenstein 6, Blencho 7 (3/11 shots, 1/5 3-pointers, 5 rebounds). , 5 assists), Man 6, Boston 4 (6 rebounds)

Wizard-blazers 110-115

The Blazers faced the educated Wizards who had come from 3 consecutive wins. And they had no trouble taking the win 110-115 in a match even ahead by an 18 point margin.

Anferny Simmons led the winners with 31 points and 11 assists, with Yusuf Nurkic adding 23 points and 14 rebounds and Nasir Little adding 18 points.

With the Wizards, Spencer Dingwidi had 27 points and Kyle Kuzma and Kyle Kuzma each had 16 points.

THE TWELVE MINUTES: 24-29, 57-68, 80-94, 110-115

WIZARD: Kuzma 16 (7/18 shots, 12 rebounds), Kispert 13 (3 3-pointers, 7 rebounds), Gaford 2, Dingwidi 27 (4/10 3-pointers, 7 assists), Caldwell-Pope 8 (3/11 shots), Hatsimura 5 (1), Avdiya 6 (1), Harel 16 (5 rebounds), Bryant, Neto 7 (1), Holiday 10 (2 threes, 5 rebounds)

BLAZER: Covington 15 (5/13 shots, 2 3-pointers, 9 rebounds), Little 18 (2), Nurkic 23 (14 rebounds), McLemore 10 (2/8 3-pointers), Simmons 31 (7/14 3- Pointers, 11 assists), Watford 2, Snell 2, Blevins, Smith 9, Elby 5