MVW: Stephen Jackson
The Good
S. Jackson: 38 min, 5-6 ft, 5 ast, 16 pts
C. Maggette: 33 min, 6-13 fg, 1 stl, 17 pts
R. Turiaf: 32 min, 10 reb, 4 ast, 2 stl, 4 blk
A. Biedrins: 23 min, 4-5 fg, 7 reb
C.J. Watson: 21 min, 4-6 fg, 2-3 3pt, 2-2 ft, 3 ast, 12 pts
M. Ellis: 30 min, 6 reb, 1 stl, 1 blk
The Bad
S. Jackson: 38 min, 5-13 fg, 2 reb, 3 to
A. Randolph: 6 min
The Ugly
M. Ellis: 30 min, 4-12 fg, 2 to, 5 pf
Best and Worst +/-
C.J. Watson: -1
R. Kurz: -19
Team Statistics
Warriors : Rockets
pts - 93 : 110
fg - 34-81 (.420) : 40-84 (.476)
ft - 19-23 (.826) : 23-32 (.719)
3pt - 6-151 (.400) : 7-18(.389)
reb - 35 : 48
oreb - 8 : 13
ast - 17 : 21
to - 9 : 12
stl - 6 : 5
bs - 6 : 1
fast break points - 5 : 10
points in the paint - 48 : 22
Boxscore
Highlights
Popcorn Machine's GameFlow
Notes
- Ellis / Crawford / Jackson / Turiaf / Biedrins vs, Alston / Artest / Battier / Scola / Ming; no Azbuike, Wright, Belinelli, Williams
- Turiaf gets a nice weak-side block on Yao
- Artest shooting 40% from 3, 37% from everywhere else
- Crawford starts off with 2 straight jumpers
- if Yao gets the ball in the paint, it's almost always 2 pts
- Monta hasn't taken a shot yet with 7:25 to play; has he even touched the ball?
- Monta collects rebound and initiates fast break; does not try to attack rim as he used to do before the injury; wonderful dish to Biedrins on drive
- Warriors get 8 sec. backcourt violation
- Biedrins finishing nicely tonight
- Monta hits his first shot, 12 ft jumper
- Kurz in for Turiaf; 3:24 1Q, GS 16 HOU 14
- Crawford's jumper continues to fall
- Brooks feeling confident vs. Ellis
- GS 20 HOS 25 end of 1Q
- Morrow and Crawford hit 3's
- GS 28 HOS 31, 8:20 2Q
- Brooks playing well; so well Biedrins passed out of the paint when matched up with Brooks - !?!
- Jackson gets technical for hanging on rim; 2nd most techs in the league
- Biedrins gets technical
- no fast break points for Warriors
- Warriors shooting 47%; GS 38 HOU 42; 4:14 2Q
- Morrow has play called for him and scores easily on jumper off double screen; do it more often Nelli
- Biedrins gets 4th foul w/ 2:32 left in 4th
- Watson takes a charge on Artest and immediately drills 12 footer on following possession
- Turiaf gets callef for foul when Yao slams into a stationary Turiaf; bigs in fould trouble; Kurz in, no Randolph yet
- Crawford hits a buzzer beating half court shot to end the 1st half
- GS 51 HOU 53 end of 1st half
- Jackson starts off 3Q with long jumper after Maggette offensive rebound
- Biedrins gets called for 5th foul on 1st HOU possession
- Ellis drives and tries to score off Yao and Artest...surprise, he gets blocked
- Yao with 18 pts 7 reb
- Crawford hits back to back shots, 1 of which is a 3pt
- Turiaf gets another spectacular block
- Maggette looking great
- lead changing back and forth
- Crawford starting to feel it
- Jackson hits corner 3 to give Warriors 1 pt lead
- GS 69 HOU 68; 5:39 3Q
- Crawford with nice block on Alston; good defensive potential but needs consistent desire
- Monta gets 3rd charge called on him
- Monta 3-11 fg
- GS 75 HOU 81 end of 3Q
- Turiaf and Biedrins with 5 fouls each
- Morrow with nice assist to Biedrins; opponents have to respect his outside shot, allowing him to easily get by man most of the time
- Warriors could use a player like Landry...or Richard Hendrix
- Anthony Randolph enters at 6:00 4Q
- Randolph with the defensive board seconds after checking in; I hate Nellie sometimes - why give all the minutes to Kurz when Biedrins and Turiaf are in serious foul trouble; Kurz was not much of a factor, especially on the defensive end
- Randolph gets 3 pt play to cut deficit to 9
- like the active hands on the Warriors defensive end
- Ellis gets jobbed once again, getting 5th foul; all of them questionable calls
- Morrow comes in and airballs 3 pt attempt
- Warriors can't hit shots late and Artest caught on fire
- Brooks w/ 22 pts off bench, 8 ast
- GS 93 HOU 107 end of game
- Warriors energy level tapered off at beginning of 4th; should bring in Randolph to inject energy
Postgame Quotes
Don Nelson
On Tonight's Game:
“We battled hard. We stayed around for a long time. I have no complaints. It was a hard game to play after playing last night and we didn’t play well enough to win. We didn’t have enough juice but we hung in there. If we could have made a couple of shots in the fourth quarter and cut it down to six, we might have won.”
Jamal Crawford
On Tonight's Game:
“They went inside and then that opened their 3-point shooting game. Brooks really hurt us. Ron Artest hit some tough shots and really got their fans into the game.”
On The Warriors' Recent Play:
“We’re having to adjust on the fly since we’re just getting some guys back into action. Sometimes it looks okay and other nights it doesn’t. I thought we had a rhythm going the last three or four weeks. We have a lot of scorers and that is just what we do.”
Related Links
Warriors lose in Houston - Mercury News Wire Service
Warriors still can't match up with Rockets' Yao - Marcus Thompson II
Warriors hang for three quarters vs. Rockets ... which is what you'd expect - Matt Steinmetz
Rookie Randolph fires his 'great agent' - Janny Hu
Rockets notes: T-Mac sits out vs. Warriors - Houston Chronicle
Next Game
San Antonio Spurs
February 2 - 7:30 p.m.
ORACLE Arena
TV: (HD)
Radio: KNBR 680
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