Summer League: Phoenix barely, Warriors convincingly to the finals

Last night was held on the penultimate day of the Summer League in Las Vegas, or the semi-final matches of the final tournament. Victories in the finals won the Phoenix Suns and Golden State Warriors.

First they went to court basketball Miami Heat and Phoenix Suns. Mild advantage was on the side of Phoenix since it had the perfect ratio of 5-0, while Miami to this stage came despite two defeats in the initial part. The match was very balanced, although the Phoenix in the second quarter made a double-digit lead, but Miami came back in the third and we watched a very exciting finale.

Recycle victory achieved Markieff Morris, received the ball on the matrix and ran down under the basket and scored. Miami remained twenty seconds for the final assault, but not well played, the Suns have won a "dead" ball and judicial jump ball 4 seconds before the end and were able to throw the ball to half of Miami, which was the end of the match. Morris finished the game with 10 points and 7 rebounds, and his brother Marcus chipped in 17, while PJ Tucker was the best with 19 points. In Heat's James Ennis scored 25 points and 9 rebounds, while James Nunnally 24 points, with three-point shot for 5/6.

The second semi-final was not as exciting as the Golden State in the first half made the advantage of 12 points he managed to keep until the end and won with 75:67 over the Charlotte Bobcats. Warriors led by Cameron Jones with 16 points, but the first name of the meeting was Draymond Green with 15 points and 12 rebounds. When the Bobcats by 13 points achieved Troy Daniels and Brandon Trichi, and did not play their best individuals Cody Zeller and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist.

The results (semifinals):

Miami Heat - Phoenix Suns 89:91
(Ennis 25p, 9rbds, Nunnally 24p, 19p Tucker, Marc. Morris 17p)

Charlotte Bobcats - Golden State Warriors 67:75
(Trichora 13p, 13p Daniels; Jones 16p, 15p Green, 12sk)

Finale (Monday):

1:00 Golden State Warriors - Phoenix Suns

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