Golden State basketball players beat Milwaukee in the NBA hit, Curry scored 36 points

Golden State vs. Milwaukee NBA basketball game, March 11, 2023. Golden State's Stephen Curry (right) and Milwaukee's Bobby Portis.

New York – The Golden State basketball players defeated the best team of the league Milwaukee 125:116 after overtime in Saturday's NBA hit. Star Stephen Curry contributed 36 points, including six three-pointers, and also took care of a key block at the end of the fourth quarter. Another attractive duel in Atlanta was won by Boston, which won 134:125 thanks to 34 points, 15 rebounds and six final passes by winger Jayson Tatum. Vít Krejčí did not get on the pitch again in the Hawks jersey.

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Curry scored 22 points in the fourth quarter and overtime in his first home game back from rehab. He converted a game-tying 3-pointer with 19 seconds left in the fourth quarter and then blocked Jrue Holiday's potential game-winning layup with 2.2 seconds left at the buzzer. Although the Bucks converted the first shot in the set time, the Warriors answered with nine points in a row and defended the win. Curry was followed by Klay Thompson with 22 points and Donte DiVincenzo with 20 points and 10 rebounds.

“Great game. We were able to be competitive the whole time,” praised coach Steve Kerr.

Milwaukee, which again started without Janis Adetokunbo and suffered only its second defeat in 21 duels since January 21, was led by Khris Middleton and Brook Lopez with 19 points, Holiday had one less.

The second team of the Eastern Conference Boston put Atlanta twenty threes. In addition to Tatum, the Celtics were also led by Jaylen Brown, the author of 24 points. “We played at the level we were supposed to. Whenever we needed to, we responded,” Tatum said. 35 points and 13 final passes from quarterback Trae Young were not enough for Atlanta.

In the distant battle for second place in the Western Conference, Sacramento won in Phoenix 128-119 and Memphis beat Dallas 112-108. Both successful teams are 40-26 and three wins ahead of Phoenix. Even without Luka Doncic or Kyrie Irving, Dallas was not far from victory in Memphis, but the Mavericks lost the key final quarter 25-35.

Not even Jimmy Butler's 38 points were enough for Miami in the Florida derby, in which the Heat fell to Orlando 114: 126 after the extension. The Magic were led by Wendell Carter Jr. with 27 points and 11 rebounds. Los Angeles Clippers, on the other hand, Kawhi Leonard's 38 points significantly helped to win 106:95 over New York.

Results of Saturday's NBA games:

Atlanta – Boston 125:134, Charlotte – Utah 111:119, Detroit – Indiana 115:121, Golden State – Milwaukee 125:116 in overtime, Houston – Chicago 111:119, LA Clippers – New York 106:95, Memphis – Dallas 112:108, New Orleans – Oklahoma City 96:110, Orlando – Miami 126:114 overtime, Phoenix – Sacramento 119:128.

NBA Standings:

Eastern Conference ,

Atlantic Division:

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1.	Boston	68	21	69.1
2.	Philadelphia	66	44	22	66.7
3.	Brooklyn	67	38	29
4.	New York	69	39	30	56.5
5.	Toronto	68	32	36	47.1

Central Division:

1.	Milwaukee	67	48	19	71.6
2.	Cleveland	69	42	27	60.9
3.	Chicago	67	31	36	46.3
4.	Indiana	68	31	37	45.6
5.	Detroit	68	15	53	22.1

Southeast Division:

1.	Miami	69	36< /td>	33	52.2
2.	Atlanta	68	34	34	50.0
3.	Washington	67	31	36	46.3
4.	Orlando	68	28	40	41.2
5 .	Charlotte	69	22	47	31.9

Western Conference,

Southwest Division:

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1.	Memphis	66	40	26	60.6
Dallas	68	34	34	50.0
3.	New Orleans	67	32	35
4.	San Antonio	66	17	49	25.8
5.	Houston	67	15	52	22.4

Northwest Division:

1.	Denver	67	46	21	68.7
2.	Minnesota	68	34	34	50.0
3.	Utah	68	33	35	48.5
4.	Oklahoma City	67	32	35	47.8
5.	Portland	67	31	36	46.3

Pacific Division:

1.	Sacramento	66	40	26	60.6
2.	Phoenix	67	37	30	55.2
3.	LA Clippers	69	36	33	52.2
4 .	Golden State	68	35	33	51.5
5.	LA Lakers	67	33	34	49.3