NBA
The jazz beat the warriors
In excellent shape, the Jazz led 111-85 – without Thompson and Green – Warriors and achieved the 4 straight wins, confirming their upward trend.
The Jazz have forever left behind the phase of deformation they went through. They fully confirmed this in the game against the Warriors, who defeated them 111-85 and achieved 4 straight wins.
Bojan Bogdanovic was the winners’ top scorer with 23 points, with Donovan Mitchell adding 14 points and 10 rebounds and Hassan Whiteside adding 9 points, 17 rebounds and 7 steals, for a Utah that pressed for a good time and then even hit +30.
For the Warriors – who were without Clay Thompson (rest) and Draymond Green (injured) – Jordan Poole had 18 points and Steve Carey had 16 points.
THE TWELVE MINUTES: 30-31, 55-49, 79-65, 111-85
JAZZ: O’Neill 6 (2 trebles, 5 assists), Bogdanovic 23 (3 trebles, 6 rebounds), Azubuike 11 (5 rebounds), Conley 13 (4 trebles, 6 rebounds), Mitchell 14 (5 /14 shots, 4/ 10 threes, 10 rebounds, 8 assists), Pascal 7 (1/6 threes), Whiteside 9 (17 rebounds, 7 blocks), Clarkson 13 (5/14 shots, 2/10 threes), Forrest 11 (5 assists), Butler 4 (1)
WARRIOR: Porter 8 (2), Wiggins 13 (2), Looney 2 (7 rebounds), Curry 16 (3 3s, 7 rebounds), Poole 18 (5/14 shots, 3 3s), Cumminga 12 (2), Tuscany Anderson 11 (3), Lee, Peyton, Moody 5 (1)
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