Tonight’s most successful game in his National Basketball Association’s (NBA) career was played by Golden State “Wariors” defender Stefan Curry, who helped his team beat Portland’s Trail Blazers in a productive match of 137: 122.
There was no stopping Steph Curry and the Warriors tonight‼️???? pic.twitter.com/jBsZImXgmy
— Warriors Nation (@WarriorNationCP) January 4, 2021
Curry set a personal record for one game. The basketball player scored 62 points in 36 minutes and 26 seconds on the court, scoring 18 out of 31 field shots and eight out of 16 three-point shots in the basket. The Wariors star also has five rebounds and four assists.
▪️ Career-high 62 points for @StephenCurry30
▪️ Chase Center record
▪️ First @warriors home win of the season pic.twitter.com/7UDNAmfHHV– NBA (@NBA) January 4, 2021
Curry has also corrected his personal record of free throws in one match, realizing them in 18 out of 19 passes.
The second most productive basketball player on the winning team was Andrew Vigins, who had 21 points, seven rebounds and two assists.
In the ranks of “Trail Blazers”, the most productive performance was demonstrated by Damian Lilards, who stood out with 32 points, four balls under baskets and four assists. S. Dž. Also exceeded the mark of 20 points. McCollum and Eness Kanter, who scored 28 and 24 points respectively.
In another match of the night, the Dallas “Mavericks” without team leaders Luka Dončič and Kristaps Porziņģis suffered their fourth loss this season, with a result of 118: 108 giving way to the Chicago “Bulls” team.
During the absence of a Latvian and a Slovene, Jane took the role of the leader of “Mavericks” Brunsons, who spent the most time on the court (37 minutes and 30 seconds) and scored 31 points, won five rebounds and returned seven assists. 16 points also in Max Kleber’s and Josh Richardson’s account.
In the winning ranks, the most productive performance was demonstrated by Zeks Lavīns, who scored 39 points in 38 minutes and 40 seconds on the field, won six balls under the baskets and scored five times. Koby White, with 23 points and seven rebounds, also surpassed the 20-point mark.
Dončič was added to the list of injured players already on Saturday. The basketball player’s health condition before Sunday’s match with the Bulls was assessed as unclear, as he suffered a bruise on the thigh muscle of his left leg, but it soon became clear that the Slovenian would be forced to skip the match.
Porziņģis, on the other hand, suffered a meniscus injury in the first match of the NBA playoffs on August 17 and has not yet gone on the pitch in the new NBA season. The operation for the Latvian basketball player was performed on October 10 and Kristaps is expected to return to the field in the middle of January.
In another night duel, the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Memphis Grizzlies 108: 94. The winners of the “double-double” were team star Lebron James, who had 22 points and 13 rebounds.
In the ranks of losers, however, the most productive with 18 points was Kail Anderson.
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Elsewhere, the Denver Nuggets defeated the Minnesota Timberwolwes with 124:109, showing a great performance to the team leaders. The most productive winner with 36 points was Jordan Murray, while Nikola Jokičs stood out with a “triple-double”, with 19 points, 12 assists and 12 rebounds.
Michael Biesley showed the most productive performance in the ranks of the losers, who scored 25 points and won seven balls under the baskets.
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The other bout of the night ended with the Utah Jazz victory over the San Antonio Spurs, with the final score on the scoreboard at 130: 109. Bogdan Bogdanovich showed great performance in the winning ranks, with 28 points in his account, while Keldon Johnson was the most productive in Spurs with 22 points and seven rebounds.
In the match between the Los Angeles “Clippers” and the Phoenix “Dog” with the result 112: 107, the basketball players of the Los Angeles club turned out to be superior. Paul George brought the winners the highest yield or 39 points, while Devin Bucker was the most productive in the “Dog” ranks, with 25 points and eight assists.
