Clearly the Jazz just need to lock the doors when teams like the Suns/Pistons/Bobcats come through. Just play them 41 times a season.
Gordon Hayward scored a very efficient 25 points, including 3-6 from three. He also gave out 6 assists and picked up 5 rebounds. Al Jefferson also scored 25 points and added 9 rebounds. Randy Foye (12 points, 2-2 from three) finally got back on track, too. [boxscore].
It wasn’t all good times, though. Enes Kanter dislocated his shoulder in this scrum for the ball:
After the game, Kanter was upbeat and posted this tweet:
Thanks for the get well wishes . I left my one arm on the court but great win . To get a win I would do it again. Go Jazz Nation #playoffs
— Enes Kanter (@Enes_Kanter) March 28, 2013
Enes first question after being hurt, “did we get the jump ball?”
— Tony Parks (@tonyparkszone) March 28, 2013
A very jovial Enes Kanter on @1280sports says he’s “already getting sympathy texts from girls” after his shoulder injury tonight.
— Spencer Checketts (@1280Spence) March 28, 2013
It was nice to see Memo Okur in the house, too.
The Jazz play in Portland on Friday and then host Deron Williams and the Brooklyn Nets the next night at home. Should be a good time.
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