Photo get from NBA Photo GalleryTim Duncan, Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker was fabulous for three quarters, quite later good in the end to take San Antonio to a victory 108-100 on the Utah Jazz on Sunday.
Only playing 39 hours after they finished a rough series and of the fall with Phoenix and face an equipment they could have taken slightly, the Spurs zoomed to a 19-point lead before halftime and were still ahead by 18 early in the fourth quarter. Then a combination of the fatigue and Deron Williams of Utah gave return to the things that interested in the final minutes.
Although the jazz never obtained more near seven points, and lost by 17th straight time in San Antonio, the last meeting of Utah obtained certainly the attention of the Spurs, like career-high points of Williams with 34 points.
Duncan had 27 points, 10 rebounds and five assists, and Ginobili had 23 points and 10 assists. Parker added 21 points and six assists, including one through the legs of Mehmet Okur of Utah that began a fast breakage.
San Antonio slowly begun, then Ginobili left the bank and the energy level was for above. Using a variety of layups and long bridges, he lead startings of 10-0 and 13-2, and the Spurs hurt upon making 66 percents of their shots by first half. Its better work, although, was in defense, specially against Carlos Boozer.
Boozer had only one basket to of half time and the three after three quarters, all in slop: two putbacks of bad lack of Okur and a will incline of a lacked free shot. He finished 7 of-17 for 20 points with 12 rebounds.
Duncan, Horry and Fabricio Oberto took returns keeping Boozer, keeping it far from their favourite points. Extra defenders helped smother him in the lane and others cut off Williams' passing lanes to the All-Star forward.
Utah Deron Williams had 16 points to traverse three quarters, later written down 18 of the final quarter, something the hope of the Jazz certainly to construct to ignition in game 2 on Tuesday night.
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