⏱️How it unfolded
The score against the pace we expected, quarter by quarter.
The score, against the pace we expected
The Warriors got 16 points ahead of the pace we expected in the second quarter and stayed there.
Where it moved
▲ GS better than we expected
▼ UTAH better than we expected
The second quarter was where it moved most, 17 points better than our numbers for the Warriors.
⚖️What decided it
Why the Warriors won, and why the Jazz did not.
From the game
Made eleven threes to their three- Looked after the ball, seventeen turnovers to their 25, and outscored them 28-17 off them
- Ran them off the floor, 30 fast break points to 10
- A 13-0 run took them from 7 down to 6 up in the second quarter
- Could not get to the line, 30 free throws to their 50
- Gave up second chances, 22 offensive rebounds to their ten
Key battles
🏀Good plays, bad plays
The plays that went each side's way, and the ones each side did to itself.
Warriors
Good plays
- 13-0 run
A 13-0 run took them from 7 down to 6 up
Q2 9:48 · GS 41-35 UTAH
Bad plays
- Missed FT
Monta Ellis misses technical free throw
Q3 1:23 · GS 96-71 UTAH
Jazz
Good plays
No play that swung it their way.
Bad plays
- Technical
Derek Fisher technical foul (1st technical foul)
Q3 1:23 · GS 96-71 UTAH
📊The numbers
| GS | UTAH | |
|---|---|---|
| 55% | Shooting from the field | 40% |
| 11 | Threes made | 3 |
| 52% | Three-point accuracy | 27% |
| 21 | Free throws made | 33 |
| 54 | Rebounds | 59 |
| 10 | Offensive rebounds | 22 |
| 29 | Assists | 20 |
| -1 | Points in the paint | -1 |
| 30 | Fast break points | 10 |
| 28 | Points off turnovers | 17 |
| 17 | Turnovers | 25 |
| 15 | Steals | 11 |
| 11 | Blocks | 1 |
