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Phoenix basketball players celebrated on their court against Sacramento with 122:114

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Atlanta basketball players lost to Milwaukee 120:109 in the NBA league, despite another good game by the Serbian representative Bogdan Bogdanović.

Bogdanović was the most effective in the defeated team with 28 points, and he also recorded seven assists, six rebounds and one steal in 38 minutes spent on the field.

However, he did not have enough help from his teammates. Trae Young returned to the court after missing two games and scored 15 points, but hit just 17 of XNUMX shots from the field.

On the other side, Giannis Adetokumbo returned to the Milwaukee team after six games. He played 25 minutes and scored 15 points (7/12 shooting from the field), with five rebounds, two assists, three steals and one block.

Adetokumbo didn't have to carry too much of a load in this game as six other Milwaukee players had double-digit performance, led by Jrue Holiday with 23 points.

Milwaukee is third in the Eastern Conference standings with 35 wins and 20 losses, while Atlanta is fifth with a 30/26 record.

The Golden State basketball players registered their fourth victory in a row, as they beat Cleveland 119:101 away from home, led by Steph Curry, who scored more than 30 points in the ninth consecutive match.

Curry ended up scoring 33, Andrew Wiggins added 23, and Juan Toscano-Anderson had three points for the winning team. In the Cleveland team, Colin Sexton was the best with 30 points.

Boston beat the Los Angeles Lakers 121:113 away from home and thus reached their fifth consecutive victory.

The most deserving of that was Jalen Brown, who scored 40 points, with only three missed shots from the field. In the ranks of the Lakers, Taylen Horton Tucker was the best with 19 points, while Marc Gasol scored a point less.

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Phoenix basketball players celebrated on their court against Sacramento with 122:114.

Deandre Ayton with 26 and Devin Booker with 23 points led Phoenix, which hasn't lost in almost a month, to victory. On the other side, in the ninth consecutive defeat of the Kings, the best were Diaron Fox with 27 and Buddy Hield with 24 points.

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