Point guard Seth Curry scored 23 points, Tyrese Maxey added 20 in the Philadelphia 76ers’ 109-98 victory over the Pistons.
The Utah Jazz they beat the Atlanta Hawks with a score of 116-98, cementing his triumph in 30 points of Jordan Clarkson, in one of the five games of the day this Thursday in the NBA.
The Utah boys achieved an important victory despite the absence of their leading scorer, Donovan Mitchell, due to a sprained right ankle.
“Everyone is very supportive of me,” Clarkson said of his teammates. “They believe in me And they believe in what I can do It’s lovely”.
This was the Jazz’s eighth victory in nine games after sweeping the home team, especially in the fourth quarter, which they won easily 41-24 thanks to eight triples.
Clarkson was coming off a miserable game Tuesday night, when he went 11-0 from 3-point range and 1-for-13 overall to finish with just two points in one. victory over Sacramento.
It was his second straight game without a triple after hitting at least one from long range in 99 straight games.
Clarkson missed five triples more in the first two quarters of today’s game, extending his drought beyond the arc to 23 consecutive shots.
Still, just after the midpoint of the third period, Clarkson rose from 27 feet and landed a triple. He kept shooting and made three more triples.
The basket holder Bring young scored 21 points for the Hawks, who shot just 42.7% from the field, including 7 of 28 on 3s. It was Atlanta’s first loss in four games at State Farm Arena this season.
After an unexpected run to the Eastern Conference finals, the Hawks are off to a slow start to the season.
Coach Nate McMillan was furious with his team after the Jazz they will score 77 points in the second half, even without Mitchell.
Curry and Maxey show off
In Detroit, the base Seth Curry scored 23 points, Tyrese Maxey added 20 and Philadelphia 76ers they beat the hosts Pistons 109-98 for their fifth consecutive victory.
Cameroonian Joel Embiid he scored 19 points and grabbed nine rebounds for the Sixers. Shake Milton scored 16 cards and Georges Niang added 14 leaving the bank.
“This group is very close, they have no distractions and they play hard,” said the Sixers coach, Doc Rivers.
The Sixers, who played for the second night in a row, used only eight players. Furkan Korkmaz stayed out, while the Pistons’ exalapivot Tobias Harris remained out of the game due to COVID-19 protocols.
Jeremi Grant he scored 27 points for the Pistons, but only five in the second half.
Cade Cunningham he scored 18 points and 11 rebounds for the Pistons, but missed 13 of his 17 attempts from the field. Cunningham, this summer’s top overall pick, is 17.9% (7-of-39) accurate in his first three games, including 1-of-21 on 3s.
The Pistons shot just 27.3% (6 of 22) from the paint.
The Sixers They led 97-82 with 8:13 to play, but Cunningham made four free throws and the Pistons cut the deficit to 97-89, but the Philadelphia boys converted two turnovers on easy baskets to increase the lead to 103-89 with 5:46 to be played.
Thursday’s game results:
Philadelphia 76ers a Detroit 109-98
Utah a Atlanta 116-98
Boston a Miami 95-78
Phoenix a Houston 123-111
Oklahoma City to LA Lakers 107-104
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