Jokic’s fight lasted longer than Campazzo on the court …

The Serbian pivot Nikola Jokic became the main protagonist of the game in which His Denver Nuggets defeated the Miami Heat 113-96 after contributing a triple-double of 25 points, 15 rebounds and 10 assists., a mark that he achieved before being expelled …

The NBA’s Most Valuable Player (MVP) violently hit power forward Markieff Morris with a shoulder, costing him an expulsion with 2:39 remaining. minutes to the end of the game.

Along with Jokic, forward Will Barton scored 25 points and power forward Jeff Green, who started in place of an injured Michael Porter Jr., added 13 points for the Nuggets, who kept the opposing team below 100 points for seventh time this season.

For his part, Facundo Campazzo barely played 72 seconds (he entered through Dozier 1’12 ”from the end with the scoreboard 111-94) as a substitute and had no statistical activity: he finished in zero in all areas.

Butler contributed 31 points and finished leading the attack for the Heat, who also had the support of forward Duncan Robinson with 13 points, who scored a triple in the first quarter, his 58th consecutive game with at least one basket from outside the perimeter.

Bolmaro, decisive again

As his Minnesota Timberwolves fell in overtime (125-118 to the Memphis Grizzlies), the franchise’s B-team (Iowa Wolves), who plays in the G-League, defeated the Sioux Falls Skyforce in double overtime -the Miami Heat affiliate- by 129-125 with another great decisive participation from Leandro bolmaro. In his debut, too had defeated the same rival although with more space.

The Cordovan from Las Varillas played 43 minutes and converted 24 points (2-8 in doubles, 5-9 in triples and 5-5 in free), he had five rebounds, delivered six assists, got a steal and a cover. Also, with one of his long-distance shots, he took the game to overtime.

The next game for the Iowa Wolves will be on Monday, November 15, against Grand Rapids Gold, the team associated with the Denver Nuggets.

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