The Warriors successfully ended their three-game losing streak! Madson shines throughout the game, Mobley performs poorly, Green and Hilder watch the game

In the NBA Summer League held on July 14, the Warriors ushered in a battle with the Jazz and finally won 103-93, marking their successful end of their previous three-game losing streak. Since the beginning of the Summer League, the Warriors' performance has been disappointing, defeating the Lakers with just one victory in the California Classics, and in the subsequent games, they suffered a big score loss to the Trail Blazers. In this showdown, Mobley was in a particularly bad state, and his performance was unsatisfactory when facing his opponent Yang Hansen. However, in contrast, the Jazz's performance in the summer league has been quite steady, despite losing to the Hornets in the latest game, which has previously won three consecutive victories, which also makes it even more difficult for the Warriors to turn the trend. However, it should be noted that the Jazz's No. 5 rookie Pele continues to miss this game. At the beginning of the game, the Warriors scored a 6-2 climax. Then Collier scored for the Jazz through a counterattack layup. McGriff scored in the inside and the two sides quickly tied the score. After the timeout, Hawkins' layup helped the Warriors regain the lead, then Codyway scored a free throw, Collier hit a shot, Madson's three-pointer and Filipovsky's follow-up three-pointer made the Warriors make a 10-0 attack wave. Although Filipovsky was stopped later, Hinson made all the free throws, and at the end of the first quarter, the Warriors scored a 9-point lead.

Entered the second quarter, Collier made 1 free throw, Sanogo scored a counterattack, and Mobley's layup further narrowed the gap. Although the Warriors expanded their lead again in the first half, the Warriors led by 10 points at the end of the half. However, surprises in the third quarter were one after another, with Richard and McGriff scoring one after another, and Shakford's free throws were even more stable. With the outstanding performance of Codyway and Delaunai, the Warriors gradually expanded their advantage to 13 points. In the final stage, although the Jazz tried hard to catch up points, they could not stop the Warriors' strong response. In the final stage, the Warriors scored many times and then widened the score gap again to determine the victory.

It is worth noting that in this game, the Warriors showed a situation of multiple players, especially Madson's score of 22 points, 1 rebound and 1 assist became the key to the victory. When the Jazz tried to narrow the gap, Madson's three-point shooting successfully helped the team away from danger. Mobley is in poor form, with only 4 points, 6 rebounds and 1 assist in the game. According to reports, Warriors players Green and Hilder are watching the game on the sidelines. Whether they can inject vitality into the new season in the future remains to be seen.