Kumamada ng season-high 39 points ang Fil-Am shooting guard ng Utah Jazz na si Jordan Clarkson upang isalba ang panalo kontra sa koponan ng New Orleans Pelicans sa isang overtime game ngayong araw, Dec. 16 (Friday Manila time).
Itinakbo ng Jazz ang panalo kontra Pelicans sa iskor na 132-129.
Mainit ang simula si Clarkson kung saan umiskor agad ito ng 17 points sa first quarter ng laro.
Samantala, isang tres naman ang pinakawalan ni Trey Murphy III ng Pelicans, dalawang segundo bago matapos ang fourth quarter upang itabla ang laban at nauwi sa overtime.
Dalawang basket ang ipinasok ni Clarkson sa extra period ng match para ilayo ang kanilang lamang at sinelyuhan ang panalo.
Nakapag-ambag si Lauri Markkhanen sa Jazz 31 points; 17 ang puntos ni Malik Beasley; at 14 points ang ambag ni Kelly Olynyk.
Pinangunahan naman ni Zion Williamson ang Pelicans na may 31 points, 8 rebounds at 8 assists.
Umarangkada sa 17-14 (win loss) record ang Jazz, habang bumaba naman sa ikalawang standing ang Pelicans sa Western Conference dahil sa sunod na pagkatalo.
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