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NBA: Toronto Raptors triumphs in Triple Overtime! Mavericks push pacers next swatter

The starters of the Toronto Raptors have shown a rare force in triple overtime, while Dallas Mavericks had no trouble with the Indiana Pacers. Different the Philadelphia 76ers who needed a Joel Embid in the best form against Tyrese Haliburton and his career high.

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New Orleans Pelicans (18-31) - Boston Celtics (26-25) 97: 107 (Boxscore)

  • By Celtics players without "Jay" in the name did not get much against the Pelicans, but that was not necessary. Jayson Tatum led on a furious start of Bostons and hardly needed more than four minutes to reduce the Pelicans his first 11 points. In the end, he had 38 meters at 17/26 FG as well as 8 rebounds, 7 assists and 3 steads on the account - all his improvement came from Downtown (4/13).
  • The Celtics took a lead from 27: 8 to the game, also because Jaylen Brown also shot a good start and contributed a total of 31 points at 11/20 FG and a nasty Ankle-Breaker. With 36:26 in the third quarter, the Pelicans held a long time in the game, but did not catch up in the last twelve minutes of the game.
  • The best scorer of Pelicans came from the bench and called Jose Alvarado, 19 points (3/4 3P) in just 19 minutes meant a new career high for the undoppeled rookie. All starters of the Pels also spent two-digit, but no one raised more than the 14 meters of Willy Hernangomez. Josh Hart posted a Double Double with 10 and 13 rebounds. The Pelicans joined Brandon Ingram, Jonas Valanciunas and Kira Lewis Jr.
  • With the 19 points of Alvarado, the Celtics reservists could not even composite, but Boston also played until the garbage Time only with a rotation of eight players. Dennis Schröder remained particularly pale with 4 points (1/4 FG) and 4 turnover in almost 16 minutes. Robert Williams III (8) collected 16 rebounds and blocked 4 throws.

Philadelphia 76ers (30-19) - Sacramento Kings (18-33) 103: 101 (boxscore)

  • Curious final seconds in Philadelphia. After Tyrese Haliburton condensed the residue of Kings with a wild fadeAway to -2, Georges Niang to play with 11.1 seconds to throw them. Niang did not find a free Sixer and seemed to take a break in time. The referee, however, saw that differently and whistle "the fastest 5-second violation of all time", as analytine Doris Burke was jokingly notes.
  • The discussions about these decisions would have become intense after the game, the Kings could even balance or win the game. The Sixers, however, showed an impressive defensive performance with their best five defenders in the last 11 seconds, whereby Harrison Barnes ranked only a desperation throw with the end of the watch.
  • It looked for a long time that the Sixers would have to despair in the end. Even without De'aaron Fox, who missed his fourth game in a row with an ankle injury, the kings led over three quarters of the game and in the meantime even with +17. Above all, Tyrese Haliburton, which powdered his previous Career High in points (28) with 38 counters (11/19 FG, 5/9 3P).
  • On the other side, however, Joel Embid was outstanding again, even though he had great start-up difficulties. His first 8 points came from the frewurflinie, only shortly before the break he recorded his first goal from the field. Afterwards, however, Embiid turned properly and increased to 36 (10/18 FG, 14/18 FT), 12 rebounds and 6 assists. Tobias Harris (16, 7/12 FG), Tyrese Maxey (13, 7 assists) and Reservist Danny Green (11) came to Double Digits.
  • At the Kings, the still Harrison Barnes (16, 8 Rebounds, 5 Assists), Davion Mitchell (15, 5 Assists) and Richaun Holmes (10, 9 rebounds) reached. Sacramento lacked the support of the bank, Buddy Hield failed with 2 points at 0/7 from the distance.

Miami Heat (32-18) - Toronto Raptors (24-23) 120: 124 3ot (Boxscore)

  • What a game, what a power of the Raptors! Head Coach Nick Nick Nichen no bankers moved from the time stamp 8:44 in the fourth neighborhood, the starters of the Raptors played from there and a total of 53 minutes or more each. In the first Overtime she had brought Scottie Barnes with two free throws to 100: 100.
  • There, Gary Trent Jr, just before the end of time, also from the free-scale, after a steal of O.G. Anunoby against Jimmy Butler had Toronto even the chance for direct victory, Anunoby awarded a turnaround from the middle distance. In the second Overtime Tyler Herro had the chance to Gamewinner in his hand, after the turn moving at the throw-up well worked well and mastered the run from the run in front of the basket with a floater, but hardly touched the ring.
  • Even in the third OVERTIME, HERO took responsibility and the last three degrees of the Heat, but remained without success. Pascal Siakam brought the game at the free throw line out of reach. Especially bitter for butler, with 37 points, 14 rebounds, 10 assists, 3 steals and 2 blocks the man of the game, but did not strike in the decisive moments. Before and in the first overtime he would have secured the victory with a goal, after a perfect start of 7/7 FG, however, he only met 7/19 out of the field.
  • The top scorer of the Raptors was Trent Jr. with 33 counters (5/15 3P), Siakam was not far from a very rare 5x5 game with 21 points, 13 rebounds, 6 assists and 4 blocks and steals each. Anunoby also posted a double double (20, 14 rebounds), Barnes (22, 9 rebounds) and Fred Vanvleet (19, 8 assists) just missed this. Nurse only used three reservists, no longer than 16 minutes.
  • For Miami, a total of seven players dodged two-digit, but Herro needed 22 litters (3/14 3P) for his 13 points. Duncan Robinson remained completely without counter in 20 minutes (0/5 3P). Kyle Lowry missed the seventh game in a row for personal reasons.

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