Eight games were played in the NBA last night - Charlotte beat Sacramento, Los Angeles Lakers were better than Golden State, while Milwaukee won against the Clippers.
Giannis Adetokumbo scored 36 points and sparked a 9-0 run to help Milwaukee beat the Clippers 105-100 for their fifth straight win.
He was best followed by Chris Middleton with 19, Donte DiVincenzo and Brook Lopes with ten points.
In the Clippers team, Kawhi Leonard was the most effective with 25 points, Paul George added 16, and Serge Ibaka 15 points.
Charlotte basketball players beat Sacramento 127:126, led by PJ Washington who scored 42 points. Lamelo Ball added 24 and Malik Monk 21 points for the winning team.
In the ranks of the Kings, who lost for the tenth time in the last 11 games, Buddy Hield was the best with 30 points, while Harrison Barnes added two points less.
Los Angeles Lakers won against Golden State with 117:91.
LeBron James led the Lakers to victory with 19 points, Alex Caruso and Markieff Morris scored 13 each, and Dennis Schroeder and Kyle Kuzma scored 12 points each.
With 16 points, Steph Curry was the most effective in the ranks of the Warriors, who ended a streak of three consecutive victories.
Phoenix basketball players recorded their 14th victory in the last 17 games, as they beat Minnesota last night with 118:99.
Devin Booker was the most responsible for Phoenix's victory, scoring 43 points, 21 of which came in the third quarter. Anthony Edwards scored 24 points for Minnesota, which has lost its last eight games.
Boston beat Washington 111:110, which was not helped by Bradley Beal's 46 points.
In the ranks of Boston, Jason Tatum was the best with 31 points, while Kemba Walker added 21. In addition to the cheerful Bill, in the Washington team, Russell Westbrook also played a good game, scoring 24 points and 11 assists.
Memphis basketball players defeated Houston with a convincing 133:84, New York was better than Detroit with 109:90, while Miami won against Atlanta with 109:99.
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