The thunderstorm has crossed the clippers … Cavalers stops a series of losers

Canadian Glagius – Alexander led his team Oklahoma City Thunder on the Western leader, who led his host Los Angeles Clippers 103-101 on Sunday in the American Professional Basketball League (NPA).

Glagios -Alexander has scored 26 points in the target in many attempts, but he has succeeded in scoring his 11 free graphics, including two in the last seconds, including two in the last seconds.

After the clubers started playing 12 points at the beginning, they returned from the nine -point log in the third quarter, and they pushed three points to two crabs in a row from 4:47 minutes.

But Alex Corosso did a decisive trilogy for 1:54 minutes from the end to the city of Oklahoma. Thunder, who promised to the top in the Western category, succeeded in succeeding.

Lenard ended the match with 25 points and 10 follow -ups, and James Harden added 17 points in this loss, which weakened the Plane affiliation.

In another match in the Western category, Denver Nags won 116-111 from home and approached Houston Ructus in the third place fight.

Despite the absence of the best player in the league for the fourth consecutive match due to the ankle injury, Denver surpassed Houston 39-22 in the third quarter, but he left eight seconds at the end of the quarter.

But Houston returned strongly and reduced the difference to three points after the reverse basket 21.9 seconds after the reverse basket from Alberian Shingan.

However, Houston was unable to complete the revenue, and Denver resolved a friction in free pomegranate.

Canadian Jamal Murray led the double numbers for six players from Denver and Michael Porter Jr. added 17 points while Diandri Jordan scored 11 points and 15 follow -up.

Gilon scored 30 points for Gilon Green Houston while Chengon “Triple Dudul” scored 17 points, 14 follow -up and 10 assisted.

“Things can’t always be beautiful, but we focus on when we need it,” Murray said after the match.

Cleveland Cavalers ended four consecutive losses, with his host Utah Jazz winning 120 – 91.

Garrett Allen scored 18 points, Dunovan Michelle scored 16 points, while six players from Cleveland scored double numbers while Ivan Mobile gave 11 points and 11 follow -up.

“Season is a long time, we pass with the growth and decline periods and we are always playing our best level,” Michelle said after the match.

He said, “If the series of defeats occurs in November, there will be no concern. These things are part of the season and part of improvement.”

With this victory, Cleveland reached 57 wins compared to 14 defeats in the eastern region, which was the second best record in the league after Oklahoma City, and he continued his five -match progress against defending champion Boston Celtics, and he defeated its host landland Teril Blazers 129-116.

Jason Titom scored 30 points with nine follow -up and nine decisive passes, leading Boston to its fifth victory, leading to the fifth consecutive victory for the second consecutive match due to the right knee injury.

Miami Heat won his ten -vote series over his guest Sharlet Hornets 122-105, thanks to 42 points from Andrew Wiggins, and Jimmy Pateler joined the Golden State Wars last month.

“We played with mass inspiration and we connect it to a group,” Wigin said after the first success of Miami for almost three weeks.

With this victory, Miami is in the tenth place in the east and to be in the race to qualify for attachment.

In Detroit, American Beginner Ronald Holland scored 26 points at the Bench, defeating New Orleans Palikans 136-130.

Gilan Doreen added 22 points and 12 follow -ups, which could withstand the brightness of the CJ McCullum, which scored 40 points for New Orleans.