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Nba, it’s back on after the'All Star Weekend: good Detroit and San Antonio

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The NBA restarted after the short break of All-Star Weekend. Ten games were staged on the night: among them, noteworthy was the Houston Rockets’ external blowout that overcame 105-101 the Charlotte Hornets dragged by Kevin Durant’s 35 points.

The Detroit Pistons consolidated the top spot in the East by imposing 126-111 at Madison Square Garden against the New York Knicks (35-21). Monumental performance by Cade Cunningham: 42 points, 8 rebounds and 13 assists to bend Jalen Brunson’s 33 resistance.

In the West, the San Antonio Spurs continue their pursuit of Oklahoma City by demolishing the Phoenix Suns (32-24) 121-94: 27 points by Stephon Castle and 17 apiece for Victor Wembanyama (with 11 rebounds) and Dylan Harper.

These are all the results:

Charlotte Hornets-Houston Rockets 101-105
Cleveland Cavaliers-Brooklyn Nets 112-84
Philadelphia 76ers-Atlanta Hawks 107-117
Washington Wizards-Indiana Pacers 112-105
New York Knicks-Detroit Pistons 111-126
Chicago Bulls-Toronto Raptors 101-110
San Antonio Spurs-Phoenix Suns 121-94
Golden State Warriors–Boston Celtics 110-121
Sacramento Kings-Orlando Magic 94-131
Los Angeles Clippers-Denver Nuggets 115-114

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