The Jazz had made Steph Curry go night night for the first half.

And then Steph Curry went in the second half.

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David Locke along with Ron Boone after the Utah Jazz Falls to the Golden State Warriors 123 to 114 tonight.

And the story of the game, Steph Curry goes to halftime at 2 of 7.

And by the time we hit the fourth quarter, he is 8 to 15.

He has scored 20 points and he has completely taken over the game in that third quarter.

Yeah, nine points in that first half.

Then all of a sudden in third quarter, he decides he wants to shoot the basketball,

four three-point shots in that quarter and ended up after the third quarter with 29 points.

Did the jazz, did he just, are the jazz an innocent bystander at that point?

Like, is there something that they did well in the first half that they didn't do well in the second half?

Or is that just Steph Curry engages in the second, comes out a half time with a different mentality?

I really think it's just, he just engaged itself.

But I think he's one of those guys that could just turn it on.

And especially if he makes a couple of shots. Now he turns

into a rhythm shooter and he just very explosive. Like I said, during the course of the broadcast,

he's so concerned with his step back and the fact that he's running off screens and shooting

jumpers, then all of a sudden he goes back going to try to keep you honest. And he's just,

just one of those players that can get it done.

He actually doesn't do much in the fourth quarter. He did all this damage in the third quarter. I don't think he had a field goal in the fourth quarter of this one. Kianti George has not struggled very often this year, but I thought he did tonight. I thought early in the third quarter, they, Anthony Mel Melton, or Jerry Payton Jr. started because

Draymont Green got ejected, got into him, knocked the ball away, forced some turnovers, and then

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