Norbert Nagy is still in the lead
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The young Swede jumped to the top, beating everyone, even the world
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NBA: The Currys turned around a 23-point deficit against Portland
The defending champion Golden State Warriors were 23 points behind at the end of the first half, but in the end they easily defeated the visiting Portland Trail Blazers by 18 points on the last game day of the North American professional basketball championship (NBA).
The Portlanders led 63-40 at the end of the second quarter, but the Warriors turned it around in the next 12 minutes and could have expected the final quarter with a four-point lead.
Six of the defending champions finished with double-digit scores.
Serbian Nikola Jokic, who was elected the most valuable player in the previous two regular seasons, led the Denver Nuggets to success in Houston with his 100th triple double of his career.
Results:
Golden State Warriors-Portland Trail Blazers 123-105
Dallas Mavericks-Indiana Pacers 122-124
Atlanta Hawks-Washington Wizards 116-119
Brooklyn Nets-Milwaukee Bucks 104-118
Toronto Raptors-Chicago Bulls 104-98
Los Angeles Clippers-Minnesota Timberwolves 101-108
Utah Jazz-San Antonio Spurs 94-102
Houston Rockets-Denver Nuggets 112-133
Oklahoma City Thunder-Sacramento Kings 117-123
Memphis Grizzlies-Los Angeles Lakers 121-109
(Source: Source: sportrajongo.hu, mti/Photo: pixabay)
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