(ANSA) – ROME, NOVEMBER 30 – After three victories in a row, the Golden State Warriors had to lower their heads in front of the Dallas Mavericks of Luka Doncic, author of a new show. The Slovenian, with 41 points and the 51st triple double in the NBA, was instrumental in the success of the Texans who won 116-113 in one of the three games played last night. Re-edition of the last Western Conference final, the match against Dallas kept its promises: the hosts got off to a better start, but the San Francisco franchise was ahead at the long interval. Doncic picked up the pace in the third fraction, but everything was decided in the fourth, with a continuous ups and downs in the score. With 2′ left, Steph Curry (32 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists) hit three-pointers to put the Warriors ahead 110-108 but Doncic freed Hardaway for a 3-pointer and Green increased the lead, while Thompson at the siren missed the tying basket. Dallas ended a four-game losing streak and was back on track (10-10), just behind Golden State (11-11). The ‘big score’ of the day goes to the Knicks, who crushed the Pistons in Detroit 140-110.
While New York keeps a decent pace (10-10), Detroit continues its via crucis, with only five victories out of 23 games. In Oregon, the Los Angeles Clippers earned their 13th win of the season in 22 games with a late comeback over Portland (118-112). (HANDLE).
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