Boston Celtics wore New York Knicks and Oklahoma City Thunder stopped Memphis Grizzlies

Boston Celtics He walked through Madison Square Garden this Saturday with a forceful 131-104 about New York Knickswhile Oklahoma City Thunder He demonstrated his power in the West the West by defeating 125-112 a Memphis Grizzlies. For its part, Jimmy Butler debuted with a victory in Golden State Warriors in your visit to Chicago Bulls.

Jayson Tatum’s 40 points and a rain of triples inside Madison Square Garden gave Boston Celtics a victory with which they humbled New York Knicks.

Celtics (37-16) and Knicks (34-18) reached the duel as the second and third classified of the east, but the game was only from Boston, which would get a maximum advantage of 35 points.

Payton Pritchard also stood out for the Celtics, who contributed 25 points in his revulsive role. Jalen Brunson was the best of the Knicks with 36 points.

Oklahoma City Thunder (42-9) made the gap in the west even bigger when imposed in the Memphis Grizzlies Fedex forum (35-17), the only team that tries without success shadows at that conference.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 32 points, Aaron Wiggins 26 and Jalen Williams 25.

The Thunder also dominated in the rebounds: 55 to 40.

For the Grizzlies, Desmond Bane scored 20 points, Jaren Jackson Jr. 19, the Spanish Santi Aldama 18 and Ja Morant stayed with 16.

The United Center of Chicago witnessed Jimmy Butler’s debut with Golden State Warriors (26-26) in a match in which he scored 25 points, gave 4 assists, caught 2 rebounds, stole a ball and put a cap.

In addition, he formed a lethal tandem with Stephen Curry, who with his 34 points, 24 of them in the third quarter, was key for Golden State to go back.

From 83-59 for the Bulls to 8:30 from the end of the third quarter to 101-126 for the Warriors to 4:31 from the end, the Californians dominated with a spectacular partial of 18-67.

The top scorer of the Bulls was Coby White with 27 points.

Without LeBron James, with discomfort in the left ankle, and still waiting for the debut of Luka Doncic, Austin Reaves took the reins of Los Angeles Lakers (31-19) with 45 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists and 3 robberies.

It was his scoring record in the NBA, exceeding the 38 points he had achieved just 3 weeks ago against Brooklyn Nets.

For Indiana Pacers (29-22), the best was Pascal Siakam with 23 points.

Doncic is expected to debut this Monday night, in the duel that will face the Lakers with Utah Jazz.

Anthony Davis went from heaven to hell in his debut with the Dallas Mavericks (28-25).

Davis had scored 26 points, trapped 16 rebounds and distributed 7 assists, in addition to putting 3 plugs, when he had to retire during the third quarter due to an injury to the lower train, in what could be a relapse of his abdominal distension.

In addition to Davis, he was especially successful for the MAX Christie MAVs, the other player that the Lakers sent to Dallas in the Doncic operation, with 23 points.

For Houston Rockets (32-20), which is going through a crisis with its sixth defeat, Alperen Sengun scored 30 points, Jalen Green 24 and Amen Thompson 20.

Nikola Jokic touched the triple-double in the sixth consecutive victory of Denver Nuggets (34-19). The Serbian registered 26 points, 11 rebounds and 9 assists in a match in which his team did not give Phoenix Suns options (26-26).

Jamal Murray was the top scorer of the Nuggets with 30 points, while Devin Booker was the best of the Suns with 24 points.

Kevin Durant, the protagonist of one of the novels of the deadline of transfers, still does not play for a left ankle injury.

San Antonio Spurs (22-28) escaped the game in the last sigh for a single point for the second consecutive night.

After dominating Orlando Magic (26-28) practically all the duel, Paolo Banchero leaned the final basket.

Banchero ended with 17 points, but the best of Magic was Franz Wagner with 33 points and 12 rebounds

For the Spurs, Devin Vassell scored 25, Victor Wembanyama 21, while De’aaron Fox stayed with 9.

In addition to these matches, this Saturday Minnesota Timberwolves defeated Portland Trail Blazers, Atlanta Hawks beat Washington Wizards 125-111, Sacramento Kings won 123-118 to New Orleans Pelicans despite the 40 points of Zion Williamson and Los Angeles Clippers won 130-110 to Utah Jazz.