Around the All-Star Weekend, the NBA regular season gradually became white-hot, the Warriors rushed to Salt Lake City with a 9-game winning streak to challenge the Jazz, Mitchell returned and led the team to three consecutive wins, Klay this battle was off, curry single core led the team.
Away from the Devils home, the Warriors were very uncomfortable, and after playing a perfect 13-0 start, they failed to maintain the advantage, and the Jazz responded to the score quickly 14-2 in the second half of the first quarter. Back in the second quarter, the two teams played crazy iron without a crosshair, the Warriors scored only 18 points in a single quarter far below the season average, while the Jazz seized the opportunity to take a 6-point lead into the second half.
In the third quarter, the Warriors launched an 8-0 offensive attack that once made people see the signs of "brave three crazy", but they also only showed a hint of it, Snyder called a timeout to solve it, and the Jazz fired a 24-8 double-digit lead. The Jazz were fully dominant in the final quarter, with Conley and Clarkson teaming up to make a 13-2 attack wave to destroy Radon. In the end, the Jazz took the Warriors 111-85, ending the Warriors' nine-game winning streak.
In this regard, the league's longest existing winning streak became the Raptors' 7-game winning streak, and the longest existing losing streak was the Nets' 9-game losing streak. Curry was caught in the spell of winning streak without a goal, and he played 29 minutes, shooting 5-of-13, 3-of-8 from three-point range, and had 16 points, 7 boards and 2 assists, plus 4 turnovers.
Mitchell Bojan led the Jazz in double figures, Mitchell 14 points, 10 boards and 8 assists, Conley 13 points, 6 boards and 3 assists, Bojan 23 points and 6 boards, Clarkson 13 points and 2 assists, forster 11 points, 3 boards and 5 assists.