It wasn't even so much the Lakers but that was a classic lebron game.  When he wants to take over there is little to nothing the other team could do.  Lebron took guarding kawhi personally.  Don't know why but that was playoff lebron that showed up in the 4th quarter.  Will be interesting how much Bron plays tonight on the second night of a back to back.

Yep, sometimes the Lakers can be completely unpredictable to both fans and their opponents. It's funny how they can be a hopeless underdog in one game and a top team in another.
As for the game against the Clippers, I personally think that if George had been there, he would hardly have been able to stop LeBron in the fourth quarter.

They won already, score is 110-99. And it was Curry again who lead the team, Knicks try to make it a game, but the 1st quarter was enough for the Warriors to build a good lead and they didn't choke this time in the 4th quarter. Klay Thompson, so-so performance with 16 points, and Chris Paul with 11 and 6. You can see that it was Paul who bring the ball in the 4th quarter to not put to much on Curry and then dagger three in the last 2 minutes put the game for them although Brunson responded but Steph put a pick for Draymond for easy two and then they just play defense on the other side and force Brunson for another turn-over. Dubs are hot right now, specially in the road, they are not known for being a road team. Next stop is Toronto, great chance for them to continue with their winning streak.

Victor Wembanyama went bananas again.  
Leading the San Antonio Spurs team to win the home game against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
28 points, 13 rebounds, 7 assists, 1 steal, and 4 important blocks that boosted their team to play hardcore defense in the 4th quarter.
Damn, this dude is a stats magnet. He even blocked Chet Holmgren's fadeaway perimeter shot. How difficult was that? It needs proper timing and a mindset to block him whatever happens. You can see greatness in that young player whenever he is on the floor and the Spurs bench loved it.

Golden State Warriors also played great in their last few games. Defense is on a high level. Their offense is scattered to many players, it ain't about Curry anymore. Jonathan Kuminga, oh yeah, another young player that is in the spotlight this season. 25 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals, and 2 blocks. One of those blocks is a special one that I bet will go to the top 10 highlights when he blocked Brunson.
Warriors won against an undermanned Knicks.

Did you bag the small ML odds on OKC to boost the parley a tiny bit?
That's always the most frustrating. I rarely do parleys but if I do and lose only because of 1 game it's pretty much always the smallest odds in the parley that lose. 

Good to see Chet vs Wemby in a direct duel. Guess all the end of the year awards deciding people had a close look on that game. Slowly Wemby is pulling away I would assume, given his recent performances.
Sad for Chet though, he has a great season but someone else's is just even better.

A player like Wembanyama is unbelievable, I hope he stays in the league healthy for many years without getting injured. It literally had such a big impact on the game that we started to enjoy San Antonio Spurs matches. Who knows what a player who is so successful even in such a bad team could do if we saw him in a better team.
We can say the same thing for Alperen Şengün. If we see successful trades, we will have 2 star players next season

It was so important for him, doesn't really matter if they lost against the other teams but he needed to exert all his efforts to win that one since it was a battle of the strongest center and he took the win which cleared all doubt if he is real dominator on the court and he just proved that last night and win against his current rival as well. Wemby will someday become a threat and they are just getting some taste of it this time which they surely remember. I hope these two great player in our era will continue their duel of Center these upcoming years surely they are not just entertaining the crowd but will chill with them since they have long-range shooting ability as well.

Same result, they are still owned by the Nuggets, at least on that game.

Big success already for the Heat. I thought they were gonna struggle when they faced a losing streak when Jimmy returned, but it seems like they already figure out how to win with the current health squad they have. I'm optimistic about this team that they'll be a problem in the East, once again. Playoffs are coming, it's time for the playoffs team to get more serious.

Yeah, seems both are in the mission they are rivals to win the ROY and for me Wemby love's the challenge, like what you mentioned he doesn't care if he lose to the other team but against Chet he really wanted to show everything just like yoloing to this game as he takes it as winner take all rivalries, I like the way they both entertained the crowd both centers who can shoot the ball outside and can dribble like a PG to create space and penetrate inside.


They always have that surprise and with the way they are playing the game, I'm also believing that they can make an upset even the top seed they have that bond that really boost the morale of each other, still a long way before the playoffs lots of things can happen lets enjoy every game for now.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the Warriors got an early double-digit lead in the first quarter, and since then, they haven't lost the lead. The Knicks never got the lead in this whole game. As you said, it would be a different result if the Knicks' key players were healthy.

As for the Warriors, they are 8-2 in their last 10 games but still, they are at the final spot of the play-in tournament. I mean that's how tight the West is again, or at least at the 5th-10th spot because the 5th-seeded Suns team is only 3.5 games ahead of the 10th-spot Warriors. With CP3 playing again, I hope that the Warriors will get some wins because there are only 24 games left before the regular season ends. One losing streak for the Warriors, or one injury from their key player, and they might get eliminated and might not even reach the play-in tournament.

Speaking of injury, I saw a post online that Wiggins will "AGAIN" out indefinitely because of family problems. This is the same as what happened to him last season where he's been out indefinitely again because of family problems. It's the same problem again. The difference is that, last season they depended on him that much because of how he played when they won the title. This season, they got Kuminga already to fill his role so it will not that hard for them to adjust. I said injury because I consider family problem as mental problem, and mental problem is considered injury as well.