The New York Knicks won at the end of the suspense after a contentious action 113-111 against the Detroit Pistons on Monday in the NBA, during an evening which also saw Miami win 121-110 in Sacramento.
+ Josh Hart crucifies the Pistons
Knicks interior Josh Hart scored the basket and the shot ensuring his team’s 113-111 victory against Detroit less than 3 seconds from the siren, after a confused ball recovery. Monty Williams did not let up after the match: for the Pistons coach, still last in the NBA, the absence of a whistle on the action allowed Jalen Brunson (35 points, 12 assists) to pass the decisive ball to Hart’s decision was “the worst decision of the season” – an error admitted after the match by the referee.
+ The Heat victorious despite the absentees and despite Sabonis
Facing the Kings buoyed in particular by the 21st triple double of the season from their pivot Domantas Sabonis (14 points, 14 rebounds, 10 assists), Miami was able to overcome the absence of its two best scorers, Jimmy Butler, suspended after a scuffle against the Pelicans last week, and Tyler Herro, injured, to win in California 121-110. Bam Adebayo finished as top scorer for the Floridians (28 points, 10 rebounds, 7 assists).
+ Toronto and Brooklyn sharers
In the evening’s two other games, the Brooklyn Nets ended a four-game losing streak by winning 111-86 at Memphis, with seven players at 10 or more points, and Toronto beat Indiana in its room 130-122, with also a good distribution in terms of scorers (seven players also at 10 points or more).
2024-02-27 07:53:33
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