By james art 
Salt Lake City – Utah’s jazz released his seventh as soon as he fell on the way to the Golden State Warriors 114-103.
Colin Sexton coincided with a 30 -point season, but it wasn’t enough to get jazz over the hump.
Game blog: Drop to Warriors jazz game
A second chance points hurt jazz against warriors
With Walker Kessler (disease), Lori Markanen (back) and Walker Kessler (shoulder) of the composition, the lack of jazz size hurts for the second consecutive night.
After the Giannis Antetokounmpo went through the incomprehensible jazz front on Monday, in a tonne of 35 points, Warriors caused their damage to the boards that won the offensive bounce battle 15-5.
The jazz surpassed the Warriors 56-32 in the paint, but the advantage of the Golden State 25-4 points of the second chance and the advantage of 27 points from the three-point line turned out to be too much to overcome.
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– Golden State Warriors (@warriors) January 29, 2025
Warriors also took advantage of the turnover by scoring 26 points from 15 gifts, while jazz turned the nine Golden State errors into just eight points.
“They apparently won the possession game – 15 turnover – their physicality appeared on the ball,” said jazz coach Will Hardy.
The rookie Isaiah Kolier had another strong trip, recorded 12 points, eight assists and six struggles in 32 minutes, but made four turnover, three of which came when the jazz had a chance to erase the war.
“We had a couple where we were a little sloppy with the ball,” Hardy added.
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– Golden State Warriors (@warriors) January 29, 2025
The jazz trimmed Warriors 15 points, led to a point in the middle of the fourth quarter, but Keyonte George missed a trip indicator of Go-Ahead, and Golden State redeveloped the gap to four of Moses Moody Three.
Warriors held jazz to only 1-7 firing and forced three turnover in the last six minutes to secure the game.
Isaiah Thomas has a big trip to stars
With the two -way players of the contract Ilia Harcles, Michai Potter and Oscar Zibwe everyone in San Francisco with the main list of jazz, Salt Lake City’s list was largely exhausted.
This turned out to be a good thing for the longtime NBA veteran and recent stars Isaiah Thomas, who scored 40 when he returned to G League.
The stars signed Thomas on Monday and he showed a few signs of rust in his debut.
Isaiah Thomas had 40 points (13/28 FG) and 8 AST in his debut of the season! @slcstarsS | @nbagleague
pic.twitter.com/nflomvizrw– Ballislife.com (@ballislife) January 29, 2025
Related: Isaiah Thomas signs with Salt Lake City stars
Thomas fired 13-28 from the floor, including 4-10 out of three and 5-5 from the free throw line. The two-time NBA All-Star also added eight assists and two thefts to the loss of the star 122-115 by Valley Suns.
The ability of the security to stuff the statistical sheet is nothing new to the stars. In four G League matches last season, Thomas an average of 32.5 points, 5.3 assists and 3.3 rebounds, while shooting 40 percent of the floor and 44 percent of the three -point line.
Utah jazz next broadcast
The jazz will return home to face Minessota Timburus on Thursday from 19:00 MST. The game will be broadcast on kjzz, jazz+stream and will be heard 97.5 KSL sports zoneS
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Ben Anderson is Utah’s jazz for KSL Sports and Jake’s co-host of 10-12p with Jake Scott in 97.5 KSL sports zoneS Find Ben on Twitter on @Benshoops, on Instagram @Benshoops, or on Bluesky.