At 9:30 a.m. Beijing time this morning, the 2021-22 NBA Professional League regular season Golden State Warriors sat at home against the Utah Jazz as promised. In this game, Warriors coach Steve Kerr sent Jordan Poole, Stephen Curry, Andrew Wiggins, Otto Porter, Kevin Looney's starting lineup, and Klay did not play. Jazz coach Quinn Snyder sent Mike Conley, Joe Ingles, O'Neal, Bogdanovic and Rudy Gobert to start, and Mitchell continued to be absent due to injury.
After the game began, Bogdanovic jumped into the basket, Conley raised his hand on the outside, and Looney and Poole rushed to the inside to respond. Ingles and Conley scored three points in a row, and Wiggins soared into long-range shots. Looney scored 2+1, Curry suddenly gave and took, Damian Lee connected the middle and outer lines, and Conley and Poole soared three points. At the end of the first quarter, the Warriors led the Jazz 33-29.
Entering the second quarter, Damian Lee hit three consecutive three-pointers again, and the Warriors established a double-digit lead. Seeing that the situation was not good, Guy stepped forward to score 8 points in a row, and the Jazz quickly caught up with the score. Bogdanovic's consecutive free throws were good, and Pooler and Porter fired from the outside in color. Pascal's sudden shots combined, Wiggins made a kill and walked to the free throw line, and Poole's outside hand fell. At the end of the first half, the Warriors led the Jazz 55-54.
Yi Bian fought again and entered the third quarter of the game, with Porter and Poole shooting in a row. The Jazz's offense was blocked, and their shots were frequently hit, and only Gobert played 2+1 consecutively. Curry took consecutive free throws, Porter shot an arrow through the heart, and the Warriors once again opened up a double-digit lead. Clarkson scored consecutive points and Forrester made a layup into the net. Curry shot consecutive shots of iron, Bjelica and Payton made successive achievements, Poole broke through, and Guy shot accurately guided. At the end of the third quarter, the Warriors led the Jazz 83-75.
Entering the final showdown, Guy scored three more points, Gobert won consecutive dunks, Ingles and Clarkson played consecutively, and the Jazz rebounded! In a moment of crisis, Porter hit a jumper and Wiggins scored consecutively. The two teams attacked and defended each other, Curry did not feel good, and Looney 2+1 ignited the whole field. Bogdanovic soared to a three-pointer, Poole missed a shot, Bogdanovic shot was deflected from a distance, O'Neal made a basket without success, and finally the six-man double-double Warriors narrowly defeated the Jazz 94-92, welcoming two consecutive wins!
To view the personal data of the main players of both sides:
For the Warriors (No. 2 in the West), Stephen Curry had 13 points, four rebounds, and six assists; Jordan Poole had 20 points, three rebounds, and two assists; Andrew Wiggins had 14 points and five rebounds; Otto Porter had 13 points, eight rebounds, and three steals; Lee had 12 points, two rebounds; Looney had 10 points, six rebounds; Bjelica had 6 points, four rebounds, four assists; and Payton had 6 points and five rebounds.
For the Jazz (No. 4 in the West), Bogdanovic had 21 points and eight rebounds; Rudy Gobert had 12 points, 18 rebounds and three assists; Mike Conley had nine points, four rebounds, two assists, two steals; Joe Ingles had 10 points and five assists; Rudy Gay had 16 points and five rebounds; Forrester had nine points, three rebounds, four steals; and Jordan Clarkson had nine points, three rebounds, and four assists.
In an interview with reporters after the game, Warriors coach Steve Kerr said when talking about Stephen Curry's shooting rate of 5 of 20 and 13 of three points: "In fact, Curry's physical condition is quite good, in addition to not shooting, Curry played well, and he also got a good shot. What's happening now is that he's reminding people that he's actually an ordinary person too, after all, Curry didn't look like a regular person for a long time. While everyone wants Curry to be at his best throughout the season, it's actually impossible. Judging from the last few games, Curry has played very well. The ball just doesn't go in, he's human too. ”
Looking at the losing Jazz, head coach Quinn Snyder said slightly helplessly: "It's not a good game, there are a lot of shots missed, but both teams are very competitive and are fighting hard." In the final moments, Bogdanovic created a good chance, and we also grabbed rebounds, but unfortunately did not shoot. ”
According to the schedule, tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. Beijing time, the Jazz will play with the Suns on the road, and at 11:00 a.m. on January 26, the Warriors will compete with the Lone Rangers at home, hoping that in the case of staying away from injuries, the players can play the ideal competitive state!
(Source: Weibo)
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