The Golden State Warriors (57 - 6) defeated the Utah Jazz (29 - 35) 115 - 94 at Oracle Arena on Wednesday. The Warriors continued their home dominance in the regular season and improved to 280 at Oracle Arena. The outlier as compared to most Golden State games this season was Stephen Curry, who started the game 0 - for - 5 from the field, but made up for his off shooting with six assists in the first quarter. Curry finished the night with just 12 points, three rebounds and 10 assists on 4 - of - 12 shooting, but was bailed out by splash brother Klay Thompson, who led all scorers in the contest with 23 points. Thompson added was absent from the box score in terms of rebounding and assists, but he buried 5 - of - 8 from deep in 30 minutes. Draymond Green seemed to end his skid of rough shooting on his way to 17 points, to go along with seven rebounds, five assists and three blocks. The rotating bench hero honors belonged to Leandro Barbosa and Marreese Speights, as their 29 combined points kept the Jazz on their heels throughout the second half. It’s tough to put up a contest against the league’s best team, especially when they are a lights out 57 percent shooting as a unit. Trey Burke pitched in one of his better performances of the season in his bench role, and outside of getting crossed over by Curry, who followed up with a 55 - foot halftime buzzer beating, bank shot, three pointer, he led the Jazz in scoring and outplayed the starting backcourt. Burke added 18 points, including a perfect 8 - of - 8 from the charity stripe, in 22 minutes. Utah played physically during the first quarter, but the Warriors pace proved to be too much for Gordon Hayward and the rest of the starters, who looked gassed after just one half of play. Hayward contributed 16 points and six boards, but his team shot a combined 41 percent, and that was on a night where Curry looked vulnerable. Rodney Hood (back) did not play, but could return as soon as Friday. Both teams play on Friday, as the Jazz will host the Washington Wizards (29 - 34), and the Warriors face one of the six teams that have beat them this season, the Portland Trail Blazers (34 - 31).
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