Philadelphia received Ben Simmons, now in Brooklyn, with boos, while Embiid and Durant had some pique.
The Brooklyn Nets they destroyed the Philadelphia 76ers in an encounter full of morbidity while the Golden State Warriors traced back their match against Denver Nuggets on a Thursday session NBA with only two meetings but both with many incentives.
SIXERS 100 – NETS 129
With everything against in the previous one (the hostile environment, the controversial return of Ben Simmons to Philadelphia and a thrown rival), the Brooklyn Nets puffed out their chests with a spectacular away victory against a Philadelphia 76ers who were not up to the task.
Kevin Durant (25 points, 14 rebounds and 7 assists), Kyrie Irving (22 points) and Seth Curry (24 points) led an overwhelming Nets from start to finish (56% shooting success and 18 triples) and who were already winning by 24 points in the second quarter.
Joel Embiid (27 points on 5-of-17 shooting and 12 rebounds) and James Harden (11 points with 3 of 17 shots, 6 rebounds and 5 assists) stood out in some Very disappointing Sixers (32.3% in field goals and 18 turnovers).
Durant and Embiid, stars of both teams, starred in one of the tense moments of the night with a pique that did not reach higher levels.
NUGGETS 102 – WARRIORS 113
The Golden State Warriors turned around a game that lose by 14 points in the third quarter and ended up beating the Denver Nuggets thanks to an excellent second half by the visitors (42-62).
Stephen Curry (34 points and 9 rebounds) was the leading scorer for the Warriors although Jordan Poole (21 points and 7 assists) was instrumental in his team’s victory with two enormous triples in the last minute.
Nikola Jokic (23 points, 12 rebounds and 9 assists) led a very unwise Nuggets in the last minutes and that came to this game with seven wins in the eight games they had played since the break of the game. All-Star.
The Mexican Juan Toscano-Anderson played 7 minutes in which he contributed a rebound for the Warriors while the Argentine Facundo Campazzo He only played a few seconds with the Nuggets without leaving a mark on the statistics.
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