Eight meetings played tonight in the NBA, there were no bigger surprises

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Eight games were played tonight in the NBA league and they passed without too many surprises. Golden State Warriors and Dallas Mavericks recorded Slavja without the first stars. 

The league champion was convincing at home against the Oklahoma City Thunder (141-114). Klay Thompson was excellent, scored 42 points and made up for Steph Curry's absence, leading his team to victory. Oklahoma parried at the start, but fell very easily and Golden State played dominantly in the second half. Pool also had a solid game with a "double-double" of 21 points and 12 assists, while Giljus-Alexander stood out for the guests with 20. 

The Dallas Mavericks enjoyed visiting the Utah Jazz (111-124). Although they were without Luka Doncic, and Kyrie Igving's debut is still awaited, the Mavs returned to winning ways. Youngsters Josh Green and Jaden Hardy took charge, scored 29 points each and were the best on the floor for Dallas.

On other courts, Milwaukee celebrated a difficult visit to Portland (108-127), Chicago was better than San Antonio (128-104), the Clippers rejoiced in Brooklyn (116-124), Boston won in Detroit (99-111), Cleveland triumphed at Washington (91-114) and Sacramento won Houston (120-140). 

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Eight games were played tonight in the NBA league and they passed without too many surprises. Golden State Warriors and Dallas Mavericks recorded Slavja without the first stars. 

The league champion was convincing at home against the Oklahoma City Thunder (141-114). Klay Thompson was excellent, scored 42 points and made up for Steph Curry's absence, leading his team to victory. Oklahoma parried at the start, but fell very easily and Golden State played dominantly in the second half. Pool also had a solid game with a "double-double" of 21 points and 12 assists, while Giljus-Alexander stood out for the guests with 20. 

The Dallas Mavericks enjoyed visiting the Utah Jazz (111-124). Although they were without Luka Doncic, and Kyrie Igving's debut is still awaited, the Mavs returned to winning ways. Youngsters Josh Green and Jaden Hardy took charge, scored 29 points each and were the best on the floor for Dallas.

On other courts, Milwaukee celebrated a difficult visit to Portland (108-127), Chicago was better than San Antonio (128-104), the Clippers rejoiced in Brooklyn (116-124), Boston won in Detroit (99-111), Cleveland triumphed at Washington (91-114) and Sacramento won Houston (120-140). 

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