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MLB OPENING DAY – 2020
In a few hours Major, League Baseball will kick off its 2020 campaign under very unusual circumstances due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Aside from the later than normal season start, […]
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Last night, the NBA rebooted its season from the bubble – Walt Disney World in Orlando. Night one featured a doubleheader that did not disappoint, with both games coming down to the last moments.
In Game 1, the Jazz and Pelicans reminded us why we missed basketball in their 106-104 thriller. The Jazz claimed the win and maintain the 4th playoff seed in the West, while the Pelicans are still fighting for the last playoff berth in the West and currently trail the Memphis Grizzlies by 6 games.
- Jordan Clarkson led all scores for the Jazz, coming off the bench to log 23 Points, 5 Rebounds, & 3 Assists
- Mike Conley and Donovan Mitchell each contributed 20 Points each
- Rudy Gobert, who was one of the first NBA players to test positive for the Coronavirus, logged a double-double – 14 points and 12 Rebounds, including two points from the foul line late in the game to clinch the win
For the Pelicans
- Brandon Ingram led the Pelicans with 23 Points & 8 Rebounds
- JJ Redick added 21 Points and 4 Rebounds from the bench
- Zion Williamson added 13 points in only 15 minutes of action but sat for much of the 4th Quarter
In Game 2, The Lakers and Clippers Renewed their rivalry and did not disappoint. The Lakers beat the Clippers -103 – 101.
- Anthony Davis finished with 34 Points & 8 Rebounds
- LeBron added 16 Points, 11 Rebounds & 7 Assists, his final two points clinching the game for the Lakers.
For the Clippers
- Paul George finished with 30 Points and 5 Rebounds
- Kahwi Leonard finished with 28 Points & 4 Rebounds
With the Win, Lebron passes Kobe for 9th All-Time in Wins
The Lakers remain 1st in the Western Conference Playoff Race while the Clippers remain in 2nd Place
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