Mitchell 28 points, Jazz kills Wizards 7-game winning streak, Gobert 20+11, Bill 21+5
The NBA new season regular season continues, and the Utah Jazz (19 wins and 7 losses) continued their winning streak. Mitchell scored 28 points and 4 assists. Gobert and Whiteside both sent double-doubles. They led the team in the second half to gradually establish a large score advantage. The Jazz beat the Washington Wizards 123-98 in the away game (15 wins). 12 negative). The Jazz won 7 consecutive victories.
The Jazz’s Mitchell scored 28 points and 4 assists, Gobert scored 20 points and 11 rebounds, Whiteside scored 18 points and 14 rebounds, Bogdanovic scored 16 points and 4 rebounds, Conley With 11 points, 4 rebounds and 8 assists, Clarkson had 11 points and 5 assists. The Jazz's Bill had 21 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists, Garford had 14 points and 11 rebounds, Neto had 13 points, Dinwiddie had 12 points and 4 assists.
The Wizards' Kuzma was absent from the health protection program, and Afdia replaced the starter. After the start of the game, the two teams alternately led, Bogdanovic and Mitchell teamed up with 6 points, and the Jazz led by 11-6. Afdia shot back with a jumper, Mitchell scored 5 points in a row, and the Jazz expanded their advantage. Bertans and Gafford joined forces to catch up with 7 points, Bogdanovic responded with a three-pointer, Neto made two breakthroughs, Bertans made another three-pointer, and the Wizards overtook 1 point with 22-21. Gobert made an effort to score 4 points in a row, Gay hit a three-pointer from the right, and the Jazz ended the first quarter with a 28-24 lead by 4 points.
Kisport made two three-pointers after the start of the second quarter, and the Wizards once again overtaken. Clarkson quickly fought back with 4 points, Mitchell hit a three-pointer, and the Jazz led 39-34 at 6 minutes and 40 seconds before halftime. After the two teams each scored a few points, Neto and Bill joined forces with 4 points, and the Wizards tied for 45. Conley scored 5 points to help the team lead again, Dinwiddie scored 4 points with penalty shots, and Gafford made a deduction. The Wizards led the team with a 51-50 lead at the end of the half.
Neto of the Wizards scored 11 points in the first half; Mitchell of the Jazz scored 17 points, and Gobert scored 10 points and 6 rebounds.
After the start of the third quarter, the two teams alternately scored, O'Neal hit a three-pointer from the left, and the Jazz tied for 55. After the two sides drew consecutively, Mitchell scored 5 points in a row after 63 draws, Bogdanovic made a tip, and they led the team to a 9-2 spurt to lead the way. Bill shot back with a jumper, Mitchell kept the touch and took another 4 points, Whiteside received an empty dunk, and the Jazz extended the advantage to 10 points. Dinwiddie layup to stop the bleeding, Conley turned and hit a jumper, Gobert scored a layup, the Jazz ended the third quarter with an 81-69 lead by 12 points.
Clarkson scored 5 points alone. He led the team to start the fourth quarter with an 8-4 spurt. The Jazz led by 16 points. Holiday hit back with 3 points, Gobert dunked, Whiteside scored 5 points in a row, the Jazz led 98-79. Bill chased 5 points to stop the bleeding, Mitchell led the team to fight back 5 points, the Jazz again led 19 points. Bill hit a jumper again, Bogdanovic hit a three-pointer from the right, and with 2 minutes and 50 seconds left in the fourth quarter, the Jazz led by 110-90 by 20 points. The big difference in the score made the game no suspense, both sides replaced the bench, the Jazz eventually won 123-98.
Jazz starting lineup: Conley, Mitchell, Bogdanovic, O'Neal, Gobert
Wizards starting lineup: Dinwiddie, Bill, Pope, Afdia, Gafford