Rockets beat Thunder 119-98 as Jabari Smith Jr. scores 30
Jabari Smith Jr. had 30 points, 9 rebounds and 5 assists as the Houston Rockets beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 119-98, with Houston hitting 18 of 41 threes (44%) to the Thunder's 10 of 32 (31%) and Alperen Sengun adding 16 points, 9 boards and 9 assists.
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Na noite deste sábado (31), Jabari Smith Jr. foi o cestinha e o Houston Rockets superou o Oklahoma City Thunder: 119 a 98, em jogo da temporada regular da NBA 2026-2027.
No Toyota Center, o time da casa abriu 35 a 26 no primeiro quarto, venceu o segundo por 27 a 25, o terceiro por 30 a 24 e o último por 27 a 23.
O jogo foi decidido no perímetro: Houston acertou 18 de 41 tentativas de três (44%), contra 10 de 32 (31%) do adversário. Os mandantes também passaram melhor a bola (29 assistências a 20), erraram menos (10 contra 14) e venceram os rebotes por 44 a 42; nos tocos, 7 a 4, enquanto o Thunder liderou nos roubos (8 a 5).
Smith Jr. somou 30 pontos, 9 rebotes e 5 assistências em 33 minutos, com 6 em 12 nas bolas de três. Marcus Smart converteu 7 de 10 do perímetro para 24 pontos, e Alperen Sengun fez 16 pontos, 9 rebotes e 9 assistências.
Pelo Thunder, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander marcou 26 pontos, com 4 rebotes e 3 assistências; Kenrich Williams fez 11 pontos e 7 rebotes, e Jared McCain anotou 10.
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