On January 29th, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued. The Indiana Pacers challenged the Oklahoma City Thunder away. The two sides fought fiercely to overtime. 113-110 victory over the Thunder.
For the Pacers, Sabonis had 24 points, 18 rebounds and 10 assists, Holiday had 22 points, and Lamb had 14 points;
For the Thunder, Dort had 27 points and 8 rebounds, Gidey had 15 points, 9 rebounds and 5 assists, and Bazley had 14 points.
In the first quarter, Sabonis took the lead to hit a hook under the basket, Duarty made a high mid-range shot, Dort broke through and made a layup and finally scored the first goal for the Thunder, and Earl faced the defensive storm and scored 2+ 1. Craig got an open corner and scored a three-pointer to stop the game. After adjusting, the Thunder’s offense improved. Kiddy scored two points in a transition. The tug of war started, and there were many mistakes on the field. Dort followed up and made a tip, and Brissett made an open long shot from the outside, but Muscala immediately responded with a three-pointer at the buzzer. At the end of the first quarter, the Thunder led the Pacers 30-29.
At the beginning of the second quarter, Diakite got consecutive dunk opportunities at the basket. Taylor easily scored the ball after eating the cake. Both sides began to attack the inside line. After the adjustment, Holiday scored a three-pointer from the bottom corner. The layup was successful, and then he also hit a long shot from the outside. The two teams always maintained a tug-of-war, and the score alternated on the field. Dort made a wonderful one-arm dunk along the bottom line, and Craig received the ball from a low position and easily scored an empty basket. , Holiday continued to hit long shots from the outside, and Earl once again had the opportunity to send a wonderful two-handed dunk from the basket. After halftime, the Thunder led the Pacers 54-51.
After changing sides to fight again, Muscala and Mann scored three-pointers one after another. Alexander made continuous breakthroughs and caused damage. However, he had to return to the locker room with a 90-degree wig in the confrontation. Dort jumped to the basket and scored the ball. The Thunder’s 12-0 spurt directly opened the point difference to double digits. After five minutes in the second half, the Pacers finally broke the deadlock with a long shot by Duarte. Taylor followed up and made a tip, and Brissett took the lead. After the offensive rebound, he turned around and scored the ball. The difference was reduced to single digits, and Williams scored a three-pointer from outside. At the end of the third quarter, the Thunder led the Pacers 80-73.
At the end of the quarter, Brissett made another long shot, Kiddy turned and threw two points, Sabonis made a low attack, Holiday went around the screen to catch the ball and scored a three-pointer, and the Pacers chased the score with a wave of offensive. Come up, Sabonis scored again at the basket after the timeout adjustment, and the Pacers finally achieved the lead. Jerome stood up at a critical juncture and scored five points in a row to help the Thunder stabilize the situation. Holiday shot from the top of the arc. In the three-pointer, the two sides kept the suspense of the game until the end. At the critical moment, Lamb and LeVert missed consecutive lore shots. Both sides entered overtime 100-100.
Sabonis took the lead to score two points at the basket in overtime, but the Pacers started scoreless after this ball, Kiddy was dropped into the mid-range, Dort also made two long shots from the outside, and the Thunder made a wave of 8 The spurt of -0 took the lead on the field. After the timeout adjustment, Lamb stood up. He first made a breakthrough and made a layup, and then faced the defense and scored 2+1. Sabonis finally scored the ball with consecutive rebounds. At the last moment of the Thunder After consecutive missed opportunities, the Pacers narrowly beat the Thunder in overtime, ending the three-game losing streak and giving the latter a seven-game losing streak.
Both sides start
Thunder: Mann, Dort, Earl, Kiddy, Alexander
Pacers: Holiday, Craig, Sabonis, LeVert, Duarte
On January 29, Beijing time, the Heat beat the Clippers 121-114 at home, ushering in a three-game winning streak. Butler scored 26 points, 6 rebounds, 9 assists and 3 steals, and made 16 free throws; Vincent 23 points, Adebayo 20 points, 12 rebounds and 4 assists, Tucker 18 points and 5 rebounds; the Clippers’ two-game winning streak ended, Kennard scored 23 points and 6 rebounds off the bench, Bledsoe scored 19 points, 6 assists and 3 steals, and Coffey scored 15 points.
After the game started, Batum and Reggie scored respectively. Butler made a free throw, Reggie made a layup, Tucker made a three-pointer, Dunro made a jumper, Adebayor made a basket, and Batum made a three-pointer. Butler scored 4 points in a row to give the Heat a 13-10 lead. Then Batum hit a three-pointer, Adebayor scored 2+1, Batum scored a dunk, Zubac scored with a basket, Tucker and Butler scored respectively, and the Heat led by 7 points. Then Tucker made two free throws, Hartenstein made two free throws, Kennard made two free throws, Struth made a tip-up, and the Heat led 28-19 at the end of the first quarter.
In the second quarter, Vincent made a jumper, Winslow made a throw, Herro scored, Hartenstein made a basket, Bledsoe made two free throws, Winslow made another throw, Ade Bayo scored 4 points in a row, and the Heat led 37-28. Then Zubac made one of two free throws, Mann and Tucker scored free throws respectively, Reggie scored 4 points in a row, Tucker scored offensively, Dun Luo scored 5 points in a row, and the Heat led by 13 points. Immediately after Zubac made one of two free throws, Bledsoe scored 2+1, Butler scored 4 consecutive points, Bledsoe made a layup, Tucker made a three-pointer, Batum made a jumper, Butler made two Bledsoe made an offensive score, and the Heat led 57-45 at the end of the first half.
Coffey hit a three-pointer in another battle, Vincent made two three-pointers in a row, Reggie made a throw, Dunro made a three-pointer, Coffey made two free throws, Adebayor scored a dunk, Zubac made a basket Down scored, Vincent hit a three-pointer, Butler made an attack, Mann made a jumper, Vincent hit, Coffey made a layup, Batum made a jumper, Vincent hit a three-pointer, Reggie threw a shot In, Vincent made another three-pointer, and the Heat led 82-62. Then Dunro made a three-pointer, Coffey responded with a three-pointer, Adebayo made two free throws, Kennard made a three-pointer, Bledsoe and Hartenstein scored respectively, Winslow scored a free throw, Butler and Dedmon scored respectively, Bledsoe scored 5 points in a row, Herro hit a jumper, Struth hit a three-pointer, and the Heat led 96-80 at the end of the three quarters.
In the last quarter, Vincent made a jumper, Hartenstein made a dunk, Herro made a throw, Winslow assisted his teammate and scored a layup, Adebayor made a free throw, Bledsoe scored at the basket, Kennard Hit a three-pointer, and the Clippers narrowed the difference to 11 points. Then Bledsoe made one of two free throws, Adebayo made a tip-up, Kennard hit a three-pointer, Adebayo made a free throw, Kennard made a layup, Adebayor scored a dunk, Ken Nader made a three-pointer, Butler scored a free throw, Coffey made a layup, Tucker and Herro made a three-pointer, Kennard made another three-pointer, Winslow made a tip, and Tucker made a throw at the critical moment, Butler made two free throws and the Heat sealed the victory.
starting lineup
Heat: Vincent, Robinson, Adebayo, Tucker, Butler
Clippers: Reggie, Coffey, Zubac, Batum, MannReturn to Sohu, see more
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