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Game Links #53: Golden State Warriors 101 @ Utah Jazz 115 - This time, Jazz found a physical solution, we're still scratching our heads

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Warriors: Golden State of Mind
Recap: Utah Jazz 115, Golden State Warriors 101: Not what we were hoping for
Game thread: Golden State Warriors at Utah Jazz game thread (870+ comments)
Preview: Golden State Warriors at Utah Jazz: A fresh start

Jazz: SLC Dunk
Recap: Jazz win: Golden State Warriors 101 at Utah Jazz 115 -- Game Recap and Post Game Video
Game thread: NBA Regular Season: Golden State Warriors (30-22) at Utah Jazz (30-24) -- Game Thread
Preview: NBA Regular Season: Golden State Warriors (30-22) at Utah Jazz (30-24) -- Game Preview


Recaps

Associated Press: Jazz send Warriors to 6th straight loss, 115-101 | Photo Gallery
Sports Network: Jefferson, Jazz outlast Warriors
Marcus Thompson II: Golden State Warriors lose 115-101 to Utah Jazz
Rusty Simmons: Warriors fall to Jazz, skid hits 6


Leftover from All-Star Weekend


Harrison Barnes interview at the Rising Stars game.


Klay Thompson interview at the Rising Stars game.


Carl Landry interviews his brother Marcus.


Mon, Feb 18

- With 16 of the last 22 games at home, we should make the playoffs.
Nate Stuhlbarg: Several All-Stars believe Warriors are playoff bound

- MT2 has a look at what the Warriors need to do to stay in the playoff race.
Marcus Thompson II: Golden State Warriors: Keys to the second half

- Stuff from the evening practice.
Marcus Thompson II: Golden State Warriors confident of reaching postseason
Rusty Simmons: Defense can lead Warriors from funk

- Adam Lauridsen compares the opposing field goal percentage from different times of the season and different zones on the floor.
Adam Lauridsen: Cornered: Unpacking the Warriors’ Failing Defense

- KNBR, 95.7 FM Audio
10:51 min: 95.7 FM: Rick Barry on The Rise Guys
6:48 min: 95.7 FM: Gary Payton on The Rise Guys
8:56 min: 95.7 FM: Bruce Jenkins on The Rise Guys


Matt Steinmetz on the Warriors and trade deadline.

(in the morning)
MSteinmetzCSN: It's possible things could get worse for the Warriors before they get better. They've lost five in a row, and now

they play at Utah on Tuesday to start the second half. After that, it's a home game against the Suns. Then, things get very tricky again for them. After a home game against San Antonio, the Warriors go on their last extended road trip of the season -- a five-game trip that will take them to Minnesota, Indiana, New York, Boston and Philly. Right now the Warriors are 30-22. It's not outside the realm of possibility the Warriors could slip to just five or six games over .500. But even if that's the case, no time to worry. After that, the Warriors finish with 16 of 22 at Oracle.
(in the afternoon)
BRush_4:Should be off these crutches next week, then I'm jumpin on a Harlem shake video
BRush_4: No more crutches!!

Pregame News

- Another round of chatting with Matt Steinmetz.
Matt Steinmetz: Matt Steinmetz's NBA chat transcript (2.19.2013)

- Joe Lacob responds to Tim Kawakami's email about the luxury tax.
Tim Kawakami: Warriors’ Joe Lacob as the NBA trade deadline nears: “We need to see this team perform as a group over an extended period”

- This should help our guys re-gel with Bogut back.
Rusty Simmons: GS Warriors: Bogut gets cleared for back-to-back games, extended minutes
Marcus Thompson II: Warriors center Andrew Bogut Cleared for Back-to-Backs

- Jarrett Jack wants to give Stephen Curry a talk about the importance of the final 30 games of the season.
Marcus Thompson II: Jarrett Jack is Looking to Stephen Curry to Take His Leadership to New Levels

- Previews of the game.
Nate Stuhlbarg: Warriors' quest for playoffs starts in Utah

Pregame Videos

- KNBR, 95.7 FM Audio
8:42 min: 95.7 FM: Rusty Simmons on The Pulse
12:02 min: KNBR: Marc Spears with Gary and Larry


Warriors promo video on the home crowd.


Postgame News

- No postgame news.

Postgame Videos


Mark Jackson in the hallway.


CSN highlights, recap.


Highlights by Blaiyan.

- Recap and highlights from nba.com's game page:
Warriors vs. Jazz: First half
Warriors vs. Jazz

- Postgame quotes and stuff from warriors.com recap
Photo Gallery

Audio
Warriors at Jazz: Postgame Interviews (2/19/13) by Warriors
Mark Jackson
On tonight's game:
"They outworked us. Once again, defensively we were not sharp. We didn’t take care of the basketball instretches. It is another uncharacteristic performance by us and we have to find ourselves."

On shaking things up:
"I am not going to jump off this ship, I believe in my guys. One thing that will take place is guys are going to playfor their minutes. We have lost six in a row and haven’t played good basketball and I have been extremelypatient. I love my guys and I believe in them but we have got to find five guys on the floor that are going toscratch, claw and compete because history tells me that the only way out of a funk like this is working our wayout of it. We aren’t going to cool our way out of this thing."
Andrew Bogut
On the team's defensive struggles:
"Small little breakdowns; each person does something different. It’s not always one guy or two guys…it’s hard to pinpoint the problem right now. I think collectively it’s not going as well as it was."

On if it's time to make adjustments:
"I think it is. That’s up to (Head Coach Mark Jackson). We have guys in and out, but obviously we are searching for something. Whatever he thinks works, we have his back."
David Lee
On if defense is the team's main concern moving forward:
"Yes, no question. (The Jazz) scored over 100 points tonight. That’s enough to get a win. We got back on theboards tonight and outrebounded them by seven, so that wasn’t much of a concern tonight, but it was reallykind of the same issues we’ve been having – too many turnovers and not playing overall defense like we wereearlier."

On what's causing the defensive miscues:
"That’s what is most frustrating – you can’t just point to one thing. It’s a little bit of everything and a little bit ofeverybody. It seems like each time down the court it’s just a minor mistake by one guy, then another mistake byanother guy. Then there are times where guys just hit tough shots. You add all that together and you give upanother 115 points and lose another game."

On if it's time to make adjustments:
"That’s up to (Head Coach Mark Jackson). The most important thing is that we win. Whatever Coach decides todo, we’ve been with him all season and that’s not going to change. I trust that he’ll make the right decision,whatever that might be."

Interesting Tweets
(after the game)
MSteinmetzCSN: When it comes to the Warriors making the playoffs, the Jazz and Rockets are irrelevant when it comes to GSW

The teams the Warriors have to be concerned with are the Trail Blazers and the Lakers. If the Warriors fall behind Utah and Houston, they're still the No. 8 team, and therefore a playoff team. But if Portland or the Lakers rally and pass the Warriors, then we're talking about a GSW collapse and missing the playoffs completely. The Warriors are still well ahead of Portland (5 games) and the Lakers (5.5 games). If the Warriors finish eighth in the conference, it will have been a successful season. That's why it might be more worthwhile keeping an eye on Portland and the Lakers.
(after the game, more locker room quotes. Some are similar to the warriors.com quotes above.)
gswscribe: MJax ready to shake things up. Bogut 'fesses up to his suckage. Curry tired of talking. Best of what they said...

MARK JACKSON
Q: Think its time to shake things up?
“We’ll shakes some things up. I’m not going to jump off this ship. I believe in my guys. But one thing that will take place is guys are going to play for their minutes. We’ve lost six in a row. We haven’t played good basketball. And I’ve been extremely patient. I love my guys. I believe in them. But we’ve got to find five guys on the floor that’s going to scratch, claw, compete. Because history tells, me, I’ve been part of it, the only way out of a funk like this is working your way out of it. We’re not going to cool our way out of this thing. We’re going to be fine, but we’ve got to stop the bleeding.”

Q: Is there something specific you’re looking for out of your players?
“We’ve got to play better. Energy. Effort. Commitment. Defending. The things that put us in position to be a very good basketball team. Were not doing that right now. And I’m getting tired of ‘my bad.’ So we’ve got to find a way to stop it.”

DAVID LEE
Q: Is defense the most concerning thing?
“NO question. We scored over 100 points tonight. That’s enough to get a win. We got back on the boards tonight. outrebounded them by seven, so that wasn’t as much of a concern tonight. But it was really kind of the same issues we’ve been having. Too many turnovers and not playing overall defense like we were earlier.”

Q: Is there something specifically going wrong?
“That’s what’s most frustrating. I don’t think you can point to one thing. It’s a little bit of everything and it’s a little bit of everybody. It seems each time down court, its just a minor mistake by one guy and another mistake by a different guy … then there are other times where guys just hit tough shots. So you Add that all together and you give up another 115 points and lose another game.”

ANDREW BOGUT
Q: Coach said you weren’t moving well out there. You feel that way? “No. I was out there. … I had a bad night personally. I just played like s#@$. Festus and Biedrins didn’t do a bad job tonight.”

Q: Can you pinpoint what’s wrong with the defense?
“I think that’s probably the toughest thing to pinpoint. It’s not always one guy or two guys. It’s kind of a collective thing. Its hard to pinpoint the problem right now. I think collectively our defense is not going as well as it was. And then we turn the ball over and the rest goes as it did tonight.”

Notes

- No interesting notes tonight.


What's next?

- The Suns are currently beating the Blazers in Portland. So... our chance for breaking this losing streak comes down to hoping that the Suns feel good about themselves and forget to show up. Yeah, nice.

Day Date Time Opponent TV Radio
Wed Feb 20 7:30 PM Suns CSNBayHD KNBR 680
Fri Feb 22 7:30 PM Spurs CSNBayHD ESPN KNBR 680
Sun Feb 24 12:30 PM @Timberwolves CSNBayHD KNBR 680
Tue Feb 26 4:00 PM @Pacers CSNBayHD KNBR 680
Wed Feb 27 5:00 PM @Knicks CSNBayHD ESPN KNBR 680

Full broadcast schedule at warriors.com/schedule.


Therapy

- Our hole keeps getting deeper and deeper. Soon it will be this deep.


At this rate, our hole will get this deep.

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