Janis like a rocket against Houston, Lebron in rhythm against Oklahoma

The evening on the NBA courts was marked by the leader of the current NBA champions Milwaukee Bucks in a 123:114 victory over Houston.

Janis Adetokumbo, two-time MVP, scored 41 points on 15/19 shooting, and the curiosity is that he had a better percentage from the field than from free throws, which he shot 10/14.

He also had 17 rebounds, and he rounded off the spectacular match with five assists, three steals and two blocks.

The NBA called his game monstrous

With two blocks, he became the best blocker in Bucks history.

The Bucks have had one player go 1980/40/15 in key categories five times since 5. All five times it was Janis.

Brooklyn won 113:105 away from Atlanta, and Kevin Durant scored 31 points to celebrate his team.

James Harden added 20, with 11 assists.

In the ranks of Atlanta, Tre Young was the best with 31 points and ten assists.

Phoenix beat Boston 111:90 at home, even without Devin Booker and Diandra Ayton. The best scorer of the winning team was Javal Maggi with 21 points and 15 rebounds.

The LA Lakers were better than Oklahoma on the road with 116:95, and LeBron James, who played from the beginning, scored 33 points.

Indiana, led by Karis Lavert (26 points), won at home in Dallas with 106:93.

Domantas Sabonis added 24 points and ten rebounds for the Pacers' third straight victory.

Luka Dončić scored 27 points, along with nine rebounds and the same number of assists for the Mavericks, who suffered their ninth loss in the last 12 games.