New York – A hit with the final siren brought the Boston Celtics to the German basketball national player Dennis Schröder in the NBA a bitter defeat at the New York Knicks.
RJ Barrett converted a wild three to 108: 105 (47:63) after the Celtics had led the majority of the game, now with a 24 point lead. “I honestly didn’t see the ball go in, but I knew from everyone else’s reaction,” said Barrett.
With 20 points, Schröder was the second best scorer in the Celtics after Jayson Tatum, but also lost his only ball of the game in the dramatic final minute. New York’s Evan Fournier set personal career records with 41 points and ten converted threesomes.
Without the still injured star players Paul George and Kawhi Leonard as well as Isaiah Hartenstein, who is strong this season, the Los Angeles Clippers are still in the low. The 89: 106 at the top team Phoenix Suns was the seventh defeat in the past ten games. The Suns became the first NBA team to win 30 this season.
The Golden State Warriors, who were also plagued by personnel problems, missed the mark again. Without the ailing Stephen Curry and Draymond Green they lost 96: 101 with the New Orleans Pelicans. The most successful team at the moment are the Memphis Grizzlies. The clear 118: 88 against the Detroit Pistons was already the seventh win in a row.
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