Abdullah Al-Haqim 
Jordan Paul won a triple throw from a distance of more than ten meters before 1.8 seconds before the end, to give his team Washington and Yazradz the 126-123 victory over Denver Nags in the American Professional Basketball League last night.
Paul had the time to approach more, but he decided to stop away from the triple throw line and successfully played the throw to achieve his second victory this season over Nags.
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Alex Saar, the Wizards player, scored 34 points, his best number in his career, to help the team achieve his sixth victory in the last ten games.
Paul and Kishon George added 19 points each, while Justin Champini scored 16 points and acquired 13 rebounds.
The end of the match was crazy, after George scored a three-distance from a distance to give Washington to advance 123-121 seconds before the end of the match, then Jamal Murray, Denver player, scored a triple throw from 15 feet to equal the result 5.3 seconds before the end.
Denver star Nicolas Yukic scored 40 points, acquired 13 rebounds and gave his teammates nine decisive passes, and Yokic scored 56 points, the highest number in his career on December 7 against Washington.
Denver Russell and Westprook scored 22 points and presented 11 decisive passes to become the 21st player in the history of the American Professional Basketball League, which exceeds 26,000 points, and ended the match with 26013 points.
In the rest of the last night matches, Yannis Antokiconbo won 34 points and acquired ten counterattacks to lead Milwoki Pax to win 126-119 against Indiana Pesrez.
Gilgos-Alexander’s tea scored 48 points to lead Oklahoma City Thunder to win 113-107 against Detroit Bestone.
Garren Jackson Junior scored 31 points, Dizmond Payne added 22 points, acquired ten rebounds, and presented eight decimal passes to lead Memphis Grezzalez for a overwhelming victory 125-91 over Miami Heet.
Brooklyn Nets lost 113-115 in front of its host Boston Celtics, and Houston Ructis won 117-114 over his guest Chicago Bulls.
The Milwoki Pax 126-119 surpassed Indiana Pesrez, Golden State and Warriors won 97-94 against New York Nix, and New Orleans Blales Blazanz lost 115-119 from San Antonio Spears.
