Xialian - Warriors defeated the Jazz to end three consecutive losses, surprise Madson 22+6 three-pointer Cody 22+8

On July 14, the Warriors played against the Jazz in the NBA Summer League. The Warriors took advantage of the substitute surprise Madson's three-point explosion, and the team played a team offensive to suppress the Jazz's lead at most 17 points, and blocked the Jazz's counterattack and chased the points. In the end, the Warriors defeated the Jazz 103-93 and ended the three-game losing streak in the summer.

Statistics

Warriors: Tuxi scored 15 points and 5 rebounds, Shackleford scored 12 points, Madson scored 6 three-pointers and 22 points, Armstrong scored 9 points, Richard scored 10 points, and Mannon scored 13 points.

Jazz: Cody scored 22 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals, Filipovsky scored 21 points, McGrieve scored 5 three-pointers and 19 points, and Esmith scored 10 points.

Game Review

Warriors had only 1 win and 3 losses in the previous four summer leagues, and they lost three consecutive losses in the past 3 games. In the last game, they lost 73-106 to the Trail Blazers led by Yang Hansen 33 points. The Jazz won 3 wins and 1 loss in the first four summer league games, and lost 105-111 in the last game. In this game, the Warriors performed well in offense and defense suppression early, especially the defensive end restricting the Jazz from continuing to hit the iron, and only scored 14 points in a single quarter. At the end of the first quarter, the Warriors led the Jazz 23-14 and 9 points. In the second quarter, the Jazz's offensive firepower was greatly upgraded, and the Warriors also increased their offensive firepower. Both sides hit 25+ in a single quarter to launch an attack. In the first two quarters, only one of the team scored in double digits, the Warriors made 7 of 26 three-pointers, Madson scored 18 points in 8 minutes, 23 seconds, 6 of 7 three-pointers, Tuxi scored 9 points; the Jazz made 4 of 17 three-pointers, Filipovs, 5 of 13, scored 11 points, 4 rebounds and 5 fouls, Collier scored 9 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists and Goodwin scored 8 points. The Warriors won another point 27-26 in a single quarter, and at the end of the first half, the Warriors expanded to lead the Jazz by 10 points 50-40.

After returning from the break, the offensive firepower of both sides dropped slightly. The Jazz scored 20+ in two consecutive quarters, while the Warriors scored 20+ in three consecutive quarters. Only one player in the Warriors scored in double digits. Although Madson made 0 of 1 in the third quarter but did not score, he still scored 18 points with 6 three-pointers in the first three quarters, and the Warriors made 10 of 36 three-pointers. The Jazz have scored in double digits by three players, with Cody 14 points, Filipovsky and McGriff both having 11 points. The Warriors lost 3 points 21-24 in a single quarter, and the Warriors led the Jazz 71-64 to 7 points after the first three quarters.

and in the final quarter, the Jazz continued to counterattack tenaciously and caught up to only 5 points. The Warriors responded with their internal and external flowers, and Tuxi made a three-pointer. McGriff scored consecutively to help the Warriors catch up to only 4 points. The Warriors' 8-0 offensive expanded their 12-point lead 88-76, and the Jazz made 2 free throws to chase points. Madson and Tuxi scored consecutively, and the Warriors expanded their lead by 14 points 94-80. The Jazz were unable to turn the situation around, and the Warriors finally defeated the Jazz and ended their three consecutive losses.

The starters of both sides

Warriors: Richard, Tuch, Great Mobley, Armstrong, Shackleford

Jazz: Collier, Harckles, McGrieve, Cody, Filipovsky