U.S. Professional Basketball NBA Brooklyn won a pleasant come-from-behind victory thanks to Kyrie Irving’s performance.

Brooklyn won 120-116 in an away game against Golden State held at the Chase Center in San Francisco, California on the 23rd (Korean time).

Brooklyn, on a two-game winning streak, maintained a winless fourth place with third-place Milwaukee in the Eastern Conference.

Key player Kevin Durant missed the day due to a knee injury, but Irving scored 38 points and Nick Claxton played a big role with 24 points and 15 rebounds, leading Brooklyn to victory.

Seth Curry also contributed with 12 points.

Golden State fell to 10th in the West with 26 points, 6 rebounds and 7 assists from Stephen Curry, the older brother of Seth Curry.

Golden State, who led the game by widening the gap by 17 points at one point in the second quarter, finished the first half 72-60.

But from the third quarter, Brooklyn counterattacked.

Brooklyn trailed 80-79 and then pulled ahead 84-80 after a layup from Claxton turned it around mid-quarter.

Golden State regained the lead with Curry’s free throw and Jonathan Cuminga’s back-to-back points, entering the fourth quarter with a 90-86, only 4-point lead. 헤라카지노

Golden State, who was in a chased position, ran away again thanks to the scoring of Jordan Poole, Draymond Green, and Cuminga.

Klay Thompson’s pull-up jumper midway through the quarter made it 106-93.

Then Brooklyn showed off his back.

Irving and Claxton scrambled to score, and with 1 minute and 52 seconds left in the game, Joe Harris fired a 3-pointer to balance the score at 112-112.

After a seesaw game unfolded, Brooklyn took the win with Royce O’Neill’s 3-pointer, making it 118-116.

That same day, the #1 Denver Nuggets in the West lost 101-99 to the #11 Oklahoma City Thunder, ending a nine-game winning streak.

Oklahoma City won 99-99 with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s banked shot 9.2 seconds before the end of the game.

Gilgeous-Alexander led his team to victory with 34 points.