Milwaukee has 13 straight wins in the NBA, but lost Adetokunba

Milwaukee has 13 straight wins in the NBA, but lost Adetokunba

Milwaukee has a 3rd consecutive win in the NBA, but lost by Adetokunba

Milwaukee Bucks' Jrue Holiday (right) tackles Miami Heat's Jimmy Butler in an NBA game.

New York – Milwaukee basketball players extended their unbeaten streak in the NBA by thirteen games, even though they lost their injured leader Janis Adetokunbo in the first quarter against Miami. The Greek star injured his knee, while he only recently had his wrist treated. Even without him, the Bucks beat the Heat comfortably 128:99.

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Milwaukee has three wins in the NBA game in a row, but lost Adetokunba

Milwaukee has a 3rd straight NBA win, but lost Adetokunba

Milwaukee is on a three-game winning streak in the NBA, but lost Adetokunba

Milwaukee has three in the NBA

Milwaukee has a 3rd straight NBA win, but lost Adetokunba

Milwaukee has a three-game winning streak in the NBA, but lost Adetokunba

Milwaukee has 13 consecutive NBA wins, but lost Adetokunba

Milwaukee has a thirteen-game winning streak in the NBA, but lost Adetokunba

Milwaukee has three in the NBA

Two-time MVP Adetokunbo started just a few seconds in Sunday's All-Star Game because of hand problems. He played less than six minutes against Miami, had four points, four assists and rebounds. Then he just watched as Milwaukee went for its longest winning streak of the season. The best scorer for the winners was Jrue Holiday with 24 points.

Julius Randle from New York collected the most points in Friday's games, who led the Knicks to a 115:109 win in Washington with 46 points. Randle tied his personal best from last year and helped New York turn around a game in which they were losing by as many as 19 points.

“We got a big win, we really needed it. The Wizards are off to a great start and we were able to respond,” Randle said. The Knicks are sixth in the Eastern Conference.

Klay Thompson also shined in shooting and 42 points, including 12 three-pointers, led the defending champion Golden State to a 116:101 win over Houston. At the same time, he made twelve three-pointers three weeks ago against Oklahoma City.

During Atlanta's 136:119 win over Cleveland, Czech international Vít Krejčí played about two minutes and did not enter the statistics. The Hawks were led by Trae Young with 34 points, as interim coach Joe Prunty celebrated a winning debut.

The second overtime decided the battle of the Clippers against Sacramento, and the guests in Los Angeles won 176-175 thanks to Malik Monk's 45 points. It was only the second time in history that both teams exceeded the 170-point mark. The highest score ended in December 1983 between Detroit and Denver, when Detroit won 186-184 after the third overtime.

Results:

Atlanta – Cleveland 136 :119, Chicago – Brooklyn 131:87, Golden State – Houston 116:101, LA Clippers – Sacramento 175:176 after the second overtime, Milwaukee – Miami 128:99, Minnesota – Charlotte 113:121, Phoenix – Oklahoma City 124: 115, Washington – New York 109:115.

Tables:

Eastern Conference:

Atlantic Division:

1. Boston 60 43 17 71.7
2. Philadelphia 58 39 19 67.2
3. Brooklyn 59 34 25 57.6
4. New York 61 34 27 55.7
5. Toronto 60 29 31 48.3

Central Division:

1. Milwaukee 59 42 17 71.2
2. Cleveland 63 38 25 60.3
3. Chicago 60 27 33 45.0
4. Indiana 61 26 35 42.6
5 . Detroit 60 15 45 25.0

Southeast Division:

1. Miami 60< /td>

32 28 53.3
2. Atlanta 60 30 30 50.0
3. Washington 59 28 31 47.5
4 . Orlando 60 25 35 41.7
5. Charlotte 61 18 43 29, 5

Western Conference:

Southwest Division:

1. Memphis 58 35 23 60.3
2. Dallas 61 32 29 52 .5
3. New Orleans 60 30 30 50.0
4. San Antonio 60 14 46 23.3
5. Houston 59 13 46 22.0

Northwest Division:

1. Denver 60 42 18 70.0
2. Minnesota 62 31 31 50.0
3. Utah 61 30 31 49.2
4. Oklahoma City 59 28 31 47.5
Portland 59 28 31 47.5

Pacific Division:

1. Sacramento 59 34 25 57.6
2. Phoenix 61 33 28 54.1
3. LA Clippers< /td>

62 33 29 53.2
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Golden State 60 30 30 50.0
5. LA Lakers 60 28 32 46, 7