Oklahoma City Thunder fell to Minnesota Timberwolves and Jokic exceeded their record of assists

Oklahoma City Thunderwest leader this season, wasted a 25 -point advantage and fell into an amazing extension to Minnesota Timberwolveswhile Nikola Jokic beat his record of assists in the NBA in the triumph of Denver Nuggets against Indiana Pacers.

It seemed one more day in the office for El Thunder (46-11), which only 24 hours before had surpassed the Wolves (32-27) at home, which on Monday had an advantage of 25 points in the third period and that a Lack of 3.55 in the last quarter had a wide difference in favor of 16 points (121-105).

However, Minnesota made an incredible comeback with a 0-16 in the outcome of the fourth period to take the game to the extension and then keep the victory in Oklahoma City. Anthony Edwards was not in that surprising end of the last quarter, but it was key in extra time with two great defenses to Shai Gilgeous-Alxander including a plug.

Jaden McDaniels (27 points and 11 rebounds), Naz Reid (22 points and 11 rebounds), Nickeil Alexander-Walker (21 points), Anthony Edwards (17 points, 13 rebounds and 8 assists), Terrence Shannon Jr. (17 points and 10 rebounds) and Rob Dillingham (12 points) starred in a splendid performance of some Wolves that they had already defeated Thunder on February 13 and that this Monday wore in the fourth period with a partial of 19-41.

Shai (39 points, 10 rebounds and 8 assists), Jalen Williams (27 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists) and Aaron Wiggins (19 points and 7 rebounds) led the local team, which had not played an extension throughout the season.

With 18 points, 19 assists and 9 rebounds, Jokic led some Nuggets (38-20) who resumed the path of victory after his Saturday defeat against Lakers (34-21) that cut his streak of nine triumphs in a row.

Five other Denver players ended with double scoring digits, including Aaron Gordon (25 points), Michael Porter Jr. (19 points and 11 rebounds) and Jamal Murray (16 points with 4 of 4 in triples).

Myles Turner (23 points), Tyrese Haliburton (19 points and 15 assists) and Pascal Siakam (19 points and 9 rebounds) could not avoid the defeat of some Pacers (32-24) that had won their last three games.

The Sixers (20-37) added a new disaster in a catastrophic season and chained their eighth defeat followed after crashing against some Bulls (23-35) that had lost their last six games but that came to win for 50 points in the last quarter .

Joel Embiid did not play while considering the possibility of going through the operating room to solve his left knee problems. Guerschon Yabusele had to leave the game in the third quarter after a hard blow to the eyes.

Josh Giddey (25 points, 16 rebounds and 6 assists) and Kevin Huert (23 points with 7 of 11 in triples) were the leaders of the Bulls. Paul George and Kelly Oubre JR, with 19 points each, were the top scorers of the Sixers.

The Wizards (10-47) were imposed on Nets (21-36), precisely the last team that Washington had defeated before chaining 6 followed losses.

Jordan Poole (26 points) was the best of the Wizards and Ziaire Williams (19 points) stood out in Brooklyn.

Seven triumphs are carried out by some Pistons (32-26) that continue to grow in the east and enjoy Cade Cunningham (32 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists) and Jalen Duren (12 points and 19 rebounds).

Instead, the clippers (31-26) lost their last three games. James Harden contributed 18 points and 12 rebounds but only put 5 of his 22 field shots.

In the rest of the day’s meetings, Atlanta Hawks beat Miami Heat (98-86), Portland Trail Blazers beat Utah Jazz (112-114) and Sacramento Kings crushed Charlotte Hornets (130-88).