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Irving scores while Doncic draws a foul, resulting in Dallas fans cheering.

The Celtics secure victory as well.

Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks take the lead against OKC.
Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks take the lead against OKC.

Irving scores while Doncic draws a foul, resulting in Dallas fans cheering.

The Dallas Mavericks managed to win a tight match against the Oklahoma City Thunder, now leading the NBA playoffs with a 2:1 score. The lead was secured by a key three-pointer by Kyrie Irving. Meanwhile, the Boston Celtics clinched their third win in a row against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

In the NBA playoff match between the Dallas Mavericks and the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Dallas Mavericks have gained a 2:1 advantage, winning their game at home with a score of 105:101 (51:52). The upcoming game will take place in Dallas again on Monday. Both teams played closely throughout the game until the last minute. Kyrie Irving, who scored 22 points, knocked down a crucial three-pointer with 39 seconds remaining, putting the Mavericks in the lead at 104:101. Luka Doncic, another top-performer of the game with 22 points, committed an offensive foul against Shai Gilgeous-Alexander who scored 31 points for the Thunder. This mistake turned the ball over to the Mavericks. "We did the small things. We had a good groove for most of the game and wanted to make it difficult for them to score. I think we accomplished that rather well," Irving commented. P.J. Washington, the top scorer for the Mavericks, scored 27 points.

Elsewhere, the Boston Celtics have also taken a 2:1 lead in their playoff series. They beat the Cleveland Cavaliers away from home with a score of 106:93 (57:48) and regained home court advantage, as they had previously lost one of their home games. The Celtics started the second half on a 14:0 run and controlled the game from then on. Jayson Tatum scored 33 points with 13 rebounds, while Jaylen Brown scored 28 points and grabbed 9 rebounds.

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