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Utah Jazz: Golden State game has big implications for Jazz

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By Mike Sorensen, Deseret News

Published: Tuesday, Feb. 19 2013 12:00 a.m. MST

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A win against Golden State on Tuesday night would put the Utah Jazz in a virtual tie for sixth place in the Western Conference standings.

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Bogut was traded from Milwaukee last March for three players, including Monta Ellis. He’s been out most of the season with an ankle injury. After playing the first four games, he returned to the lineup on Jan. 28, but the Warriors are just 4-5 since then, 3-3 in games he has played in. Bogut hasn’t been playing in the second half of back-to-backs, but should be ready Tuesday night.

The Warriors are led by Stephen Curry and David Lee, who average 21.0 and 19.0 points, respectively. The other starters, besides Bogut, are second-year player Klay Thompson (16.4 ppg) and rookie Harrison Barnes (9.3 ppg).

After Tuesday’s game, the Jazz have another short break before playing the L.A. Clippers in Los Angeles on Saturday night.

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Jazzledazzle
Provo, UT

Keys to the game in my opinion-

Rebounding- Warriors are 3rd in the NBA in RPG. Especially don't give up offensive rebounds, keep a body on David Lee.

Three point defense- Steph Curry and Klay Thompson can fill it up, so More..

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