Stephen Curry led Golden State with 31 points, hitting six three-pointers and posting his fifth 30-point game in the last six contests (Stephen Curry on ESPN). Jimmy Butler contributed 18 points on 8-of-11 shooting, along with seven assists and six rebounds, helping the Warriors build a comfortable lead. Buddy Hield added 20 points off the bench, shooting 8-of-13, while Moses Moody chipped in 15 points and six rebounds.
Gary Payton II started in place of the injured Draymond Green and delivered a career-high eight assists, nine points, six rebounds, and a key steal leading to a highlight play for Hield. The Warriors bench combined for 52 points, underlining the team’s depth. Golden State shot 49.5% from the field, committed just 10 turnovers, and scored 14 points off 17 Jazz turnovers.
For Utah, Keyonte George was the standout performer, tallying 28 points (10-of-17 shooting), seven assists, and six rebounds. Despite George’s effort, the Jazz have now lost four straight and five of their last six games, dropping to 0-5 on the road against Western Conference opponents.
The Warriors debuted their new “The Town” edition uniforms and matching court, honoring their Oakland history. Draymond Green missed the game due to a sprained foot but is expected to return soon, while Jonathan Kuminga remains out with knee issues.
Golden State fell behind 11-0 early but responded with a 17-3 run and dominated the second quarter with a 41-point outburst, leading 67-55 at halftime. The Warriors maintained control in the second half and closed out the victory.
Looking ahead, the Warriors (10-9) will host the Houston Rockets next, while the Jazz (5-12) return home to face the Sacramento Kings.
For more stats, detailed box scores, and shot charts from this game, visit the official NBA box score or check the CBS Sports game recap.