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LeBron James leads LA Lakers to 14th straight win on the road

Los Angeles secured its 14th consecutive NBA regular season win, beating the Atlanta Hawks 101-96 at State Farm Arena.

In fact, it was a difficult success, as the locals stayed in the game throughout the game, even able to take the challenge to extra, but Redish mistaken for a three-point shot that would equal the score in the final seconds.

This time around, Californians also had special merit in this victory over doubles leader LeBron James-anthony Davis. The former gave up 32 points, 13 rebounds and 7 assists, while the second also made a double double: 27 points and 13 rebounds.

Convincing victory for the Brooklyn Nets, interrupting the Philadelphia 76ers’ 5-win series, beating them 109-89. The match was commanded by New Yorkers from the start and in the absence of Kyrie Irving, the best of the match was Spencer Dinwiddie, the author of 24 points. Sixers lacked Joel Embiid in the ranks, so Ben Simmons’ 20 points were not enough.

It turned out to be more balanced than expected with the Pepsi Center confrontation between the Denver Nuggets and the New York Nicks, but in the end the home side triumphed 111-105. Nikola Jokic was the best with 25 points and 10 rebounds, while Marcus Morris scored 22 points.

The Golden State Warriors confirm the worst season as they suffered a 79-100 loss to the Sacramento Kings. The protagonist in the Kings victory was Bogdan Bogdanovic with 25 points, while the Warriors’ best scorer, Willie Cauley-Stein, scored only 14 points.

Comes the third consecutive victory for the Indiana Pacers, who beat the Charlotte Hornets 107-85 at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Pwr homeowners scored 23 from Aaron Holiday.

Results:
New Orleans Pelicans-Orlando Magic 119-130
Indiana Pacers-Charlotte Hornets 107-85
Atlanta Hawks-Los Angeles Lakers 96-101
Brooklyn Nets-Philadelphia 76ers 109-89
Denver Nuggets-New York Knicks 111-105
Golden State Warriors-Sacramento Kings 79-100

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