Basketball world champion Franz Wagner plays in the North American professional league N.B.A continues to be big. Against the New York Knicks He was the decisive man for his team on Friday evening.
The 22-year-old led his team with a personal season best of 32 points Orlando Magic on Friday (December 29th, 2023) for a 117:108 (55:44) home win over the New York Knicks. Wagner also got nine rebounds and recorded four ball wins.
In the last five games in the NBA he has averaged 26.8 points. “I play aggressively and make the right moves – if you do that, you also get easy shots.”said Wagner about his run.
Extremely strong in Final section
In the final period alone, the winger scored ten points and built the lead Orlando’s always in the double-digit range. “The Knicks went on a run in the fourth quarter, but we kept our calm”said Wagner about his team’s performance in front of 19,587 spectators. Never before in Orlando’s team history have more spectators come to a home game.
Franz’s brother Moritz Wagner had seven points and eleven rebounds, while Isaiah Hartenstein scored seven points for the Knicks.
Schröder loses with Toronto
The Magic are in the Eastern Conference fifth place, the Toronto Raptors Basketball world champion Dennis Schröder, however, ranks further outside the list playoffs-Ranks.
The team from Canada lost 118:120 (53:68) to the leaders Boston Celtics. Scored 32 seconds before the end of the game Boston’s Luke Kornet for the decisive 118:116 lead. Schröder started the game from the bench for the second time in a row and scored 15 points and nine Assists.
Theis scores points with the Clippers
Daniel Theis drove with them Los Angeles Clippers a 117:106 (59:54) over the Memphis Grizzlies a. Theis had five points and two blocks. With eleven wins from the last 13 games, the Clippers have secured themselves in the Western film Conference worked up to fourth place.
They remain the surprise team in the NBA Oklahoma City Thunder. The second-placed West team defeated them Denver Nuggets away with 119:93 (54:48) and stopped the defending champion’s successful run of six wins in a row. Canadian international Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led the Thunder with 40 points.