Warriors Shine in Coach Absence: Curry and Thompson Lead Emotional Victory Over Jazz

In a game against the Utah Jazz, Klay Thompson scored 26 points, while Stephen Curry added 25 with five 3-pointers in the fourth quarter, leading the Golden State Warriors to a 129-107 victory.

The absence of coach Steve Kerr, attending the funeral service of assistant coach Dejan Milojevic, was felt deeply. Assistant coach Kenny Atkinson stepped up to guide the Warriors to their fifth consecutive win.Curry’s exceptional performance included a 33-foot shot that capped a significant run, extending the Warriors’ lead. Thompson had his most productive game since January, contributing significantly to the win. Draymond Green’s all-around performance bolstered the Warriors’ defensive effort.Despite a surge from Utah, the Warriors held a commanding lead at halftime, thanks to a buzzer-beating shot from Green. The Jazz, with a newly configured starting lineup after recent trades, struggled to find cohesion. Coach Will Hardy acknowledged the team’s need to refine roles and improve performance.Overall, it was a significant victory for the Warriors, showcasing resilience in the face of adversity.