Washington ended the 10 years drought against San Antonio

Washington broke nearly 10 years of negative series against San Antonio in the National Basketball Association after managing to beat the champions with 101:93 as host. The last won of the local residents against this opponent was on November 13, 2005. Most useful for success was John Wall. Guard made 25 points and added 8 assists. Frenchman Kevin Seraphin finished with 17 for the winners, while Paul Pierce and Bradley Beal added 13 more.

President Barack Obama accepted San Antonio in the White House a day ago for winning the title last summer. Their top scorer in the game with Washington was Tony Parker with 14 points marked. Patty Mills added 12 and the winner of five championship rings, Tim Duncan recorded "double-double" of 11 points and 12 rebounds. The victory allowed Washington to climb to the second place in the Eastern Conference, while the champions of San Antonio are in the seventh place in the West.

In Salt Lake City, the hosts of the Utah Jazz conceded expected loss of the team with the best performance in the League - Golden State. Guests from California won with 116:105, as the victory was forged in the third quarter, which they won with a convincing 44:27. By "double-double" for the winners finished Stephen Curry, who scored 27 points and added 11 assists.

With 15 points stayed Draymond Green and the entire team of Golden State scored 13 threes from 25 shots. For Utah, Derrick Favors had 22 points and 11 rebounds, Gordon Hayward added 17 points, while the French center Rudy Gobert added 16. Success is seventh for Golden State, which remains the strongest performance of all teams in the NBA - 30 wins and 5 losses. Utah is in 13th place in the Western Conference with 13 successes and 26 defeats.