10 points and 7 rebounds for Danny Abdia vs. Memphis

Washington (20:13) – Memphis (15:16) 125: 111

After several games in which he played little and did not look good, Danny Abdia returned to get tonight (light for Wednesday) more significant minutes in the Wizards uniform when he rose from the bench for 26 minutes of play, in which he scored 4 of 7 from the field, 2 of 4 from outside the arc, lowered 7 Rebounds, added one assist and finished overall with 10 points. Unfortunately, the team did not win, despite 23 points and 15 assists by Russell Westbrook and 23 points by Bradley Bill.

The Grizzlies were much better and got 35 points and 10 assists from the great Gja Morant, Dillon Brooks and Dianthoni Melton scored 20 points each, while Jonas Valancionas contributed 11 points and 16 rebounds to the winners. Memphis took advantage of its very strong second quarter in which it won by 13 points to open a significant gap, which Washington was unable to close until the end of the game and thus suffered its 20th loss of the season.

Milwaukee (14:21) – Denver (15:20) 128: 97

A very impressive victory for the Nuggets who received a huge triple double from Nikola Jukic with 37 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds. The chin display led the team to defeat the Bucks who continue to look very not strong compared to last season, which even then, was not enough to reach the NBA Finals. Jamal Marie added 24 points for Denver which received another 19 from Jay Dozier and 14 from Will Barton. Milwaukee was led by Yannis Antocompo with 27 points and eight rebounds in one of his more solid performances recently, Middleton adding 20 points.

Boston (17:18) – Clippers (13:24) 112: 117

Without Kwai Leonard the Clippers surrendered to the Celtics. Kamba Walker with 25 points led the home team to victory, while Jaylen Brown scored 18 and Jason Taitum 14 only. Rookie Peyton Pritchard added 14 from the bench, chins Tirsten Thompson and Robert Williams III scored 13 each and helped the team rise to a positive balance. Paul George stood out on the other side with 32 points with 12 of 26 from the field, Reggie Jackson scored 25 points, but the rest of the players failed to contribute significantly.

Miami (18:17) – Atlanta (20:15) 94:80

Veteran Knight McMillan who took on the role of Hawks coach made his debut against the Heat and completely paralyzed them with an impressive and surprising defensive display, as not every night you see a team in the NBA stop at 80 points in the entire game. On the offensive side, it was Trey Young with 18 points and 10 assists that led the Hawks to victory while John Collins added 17, Kevin Huarter 16, Tony Snell 11 and Clint Capella 10 and 17 rebounds. The Heat played without Jimmy Butler and got 14 points from Goran Dragic and Duncan Robinson each.

San Antonio (13:18) – New York Knicks (18:18) 93: 119: Trey Liles led the Spurs with 18 points, DeJuente Marie added 17.