Lakers’ Doncic makes triple-double in winning reunion with Dallas

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Los Angeles, United States: Luka Donak faced his old team, Dallas Moreks for the first time after being traumatized in Los Angeles Lakers and served triple double in a 107-99 win on Tuesday.

The five -time All -Star went to Lakers this month in exchange for Bigman Anthony Davis, which stunned the NBA and upset the fans of Mavis. Davis, who is injured, was in the field of Crypto.com in Los Angeles and was paid tribute to Lakers for the first time.

Since the move, after seeing the fans of Dallas, Nico Harrison, the general manager of Morox, was also warmly welcomed by the fans of Lakhs, who shouted “Thank you Niko” during the free throw of Donak.

Donak scored 19 points for the shooting of 6-17, but he began to return to 15 health and what he confessed had a strange night against his former colleagues. “I don’t know how to explain it, I think in the first quarter, the second quarter, I didn’t know what was happening. It was quite different, I can’t even tell me how I feel,” he told Broadcaster TNT.

Donak acknowledged that despite his key role, his shooting was locked in a game where Liberon James needed the fourth quarter to win the win. “I can’t make anything today, I’m glad we have won. I can’t wait honestly to sleep honestly.

The short -handed Maurox continued a brilliant fight with Kerry Irving as he scored 35 points with seven wabrubs and four assistants. Clay Thomson scored 22 points for Dallas.

Front Running Cleveland Cavelires hit their winning series by hitting 122-82 of Orlando Magic to eight games. Tie Jerome removed Cleveland’s 20 points in 21 minutes, while Max Stresses focused five to three points when she scored 17 points. The shock led to the lead of the league’s best 48-10 records in the season, yet Donovin Mitchell was restricted to just 11 points.

“We move it faster, we move it to the floor in a quick transfer, make quick decisions, everyone touches it – it’s a fun way of the game,” said. “It produces many open shapes and our expertise level is high, you have to get high skill levels to play like this.”

Boston Selts, behind Cleveland in the east, took his win in Toronto Ripators with a 111-101 victory in six games. Jillon Brown added 24 points with Derek White, while Patton Pharald scored 20 points and Jaisen Tatum scored 19 points and provided 11 assistance for sales. White shot six out of 11 points in a game where Toronto was behind 17 in the early fourth quarter.

Although the Ripters were able to reduce the lead with seven:18, the result was never in doubt, with the White’s last three pointer sailing victory. Brown did not play in the last three minutes of the game when he struggled to get an injury in his left leg.

Selts were staying during a disease without any crusts, while the Holiday was rested, Luke Cornet was absent for personal reasons and Al Horford had a huge toe. White praised the way the team faced these absences.

“The standards are standards, so it doesn’t matter who is playing. He said that many boys had big minutes for us, we had to find out and we got a win. The Morant scored 15 points in the fourth quarter, including the game tinging before the end of the regulation.