US EditionWarriors instant analysis: Without Butler in second half, Golden State holds off Suns’ rally
Golden State Warriors overcame a late Suns rally to win 118-107 at home despite missing Jimmy Butler in the second half due to injury, led by Curry's 28 points.
- On Tuesday at Chase Center, the Golden State Warriors beat the Phoenix Suns 118-107, with Jimmy Butler sidelined in the second half due to a lower back injury.
- With Dillon Brooks and Jalen Green sidelined, Devin Booker carried Phoenix's scoring load as Golden State deployed double-teams with Jonathan Kuminga, Steph Curry, and Pat Spencer to contain him.
- Steph Curry paced the offense with 28 points, Moses Moody added 24 off the bench, Quinten Post scored 14, and the Warriors had 33 assists with 15 turnovers.
- The win halts a short skid after back-to-back losses, helping Golden State recover from six games in 10 days before traveling to Sacramento and Denver .
- Golden State held a 19-point halftime lead and over 20-point lead in the third before Phoenix Suns rallied with a 20-6 run, trimming the gap as Steph Curry sat.
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Warriors instant analysis: Without Butler in second half, Golden State holds off Suns’ rally
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