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Celtics crush Warriors at Golden State, concern for Carrie
Undaunted, the Celtics defeated the Warriors 110-88 at the Golden State, earning their 6th win in their last 7 games. Carrie was injured and left, a concern for the Warriors.
The Celtics confirmed their period of form (and) in the Golden State, trailing the Warriors 88-110. The latter don’t even care about that defeat as they care about the condition of Steph Curry, who left in the second half with a left leg injury when Marcus Smart fell on him.
Jason Tatum and Jalen Brown each had 26 points for the winners, with Smart adding 20 points on a night when the Celtics got away 48-32 in the first half, they even hit +24 and withstood the Warriors’ counterattack to take their 6th to achieve victory in the last 7 games.
At Golden State, Jordan Poole had 29 points and Clay Thompson had 18 (albeit with 8/24 shots, 1/11 of which were three points), while no other player had a double-digit score.
THE TWELVE MINUTES: 17-23, 32-48, 69-79, 88-110
WARRIOR: Porter 5 (2/10 shots, 1/6 3-pointers), Looney 9 (8 rebounds), Curry 3 (1/4 3-pointers), Thompson 18 (8/24 shots, 1/11 3-pointers) , Poole 29 (6/13 3-pointers), Green 2 (8 rebounds), Cumminga 5 (1/6 shots), Tuscano-Anderson 7 (1), Li 2 (0/5 shots, 5 rebounds), Witherspoon 3 (5 rebounds), Moody 3 (1), Tsioza 2
CELTS: Tatum 26 (6/16 shots, 3 threes, 12 rebounds), Horford 6 (1 threes, 5 rebounds), R. Williams 8 (9 rebounds), Smart 20 (4 threes, 8 assists) , Braun 26 (2/ 8 threes, 7 rebounds), G. Williams 5 (1 threes, 5 rebounds), Fitz, Hauser 3 (1), Thais 3 (5 rebounds), Weiß (0/8 shots), Pritchard 10 (2), Staukas 3 (1)
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