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Warriors Achieve Season-High Points in 140-124 Victory Against Jazz

The Golden State Warriors showcased an impressive performance on Wednesday night, achieving their season-high points in a commanding 140-124 win against the Utah Jazz at Salt Lake City. This victory marks Golden State’s dominance, as they celebrated their tenth win in the last eleven meetings against the Jazz.

Key Performers Thrust Warriors to Victory

Stephen Curry was a prominent figure, scoring 27 points. Moses Moody contributed significantly with 26 points, including five three-pointers. Their strong performances were supported by Gui Santos, who reached a season-best of 16 points with an impressive shooting efficiency of 6-of-7.

  • Stephen Curry: 27 points
  • Moses Moody: 26 points
  • Gui Santos: 16 points
  • Buddy Hield: 13 points
  • Will Richard: 13 points
  • De’Anthony Melton: 12 points
  • Brandin Podziemski: 11 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists

Jazz Players Struggle Amidst Recent Losses

For the Jazz, key contributors included Brice Sensabaugh with 22 points and Keyonte George, who tallied 19 points and seven assists. Lauri Markkanen added 18 points, while Isaiah Collier and Kyle Filipowski each scored 12 points. Despite these efforts, Utah has faced difficulties, losing eight of their last nine games.

Decisive Fourth Quarter Burst

The Warriors extended their lead with a critical 15-0 run in the fourth quarter, culminating in a 136-109 lead with just over three minutes left. Santos scored seven points during this surge, while Moody added six points. Golden State’s effectiveness was highlighted by a shooting percentage of 53.5% from the field and 42.6% on three-pointers.

Utah, on the other hand, managed a 48.9% field-goal shooting rate but struggled with their three-point shooting, making 39.5% of their attempts. The game began to tilt in favor of the Warriors when Curry scored eight points rapidly in the third quarter, which ballooned their lead to 86-67.

Game Overview

The Warriors led 68-55 at halftime, bolstered by Moody’s 13 first-half points. The victory improved Golden State’s record to 6-3 over their last nine games, while the Jazz continue to seek solutions amid their current slump.

This impressive win illustrates the Warriors’ potential as they aim to maintain momentum going forward in the season.

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