如果您观看过这款游戏，您可能对其比波特兰径燃烧器更感兴趣。在NBA季节的最不受欢迎的游戏中，西装队在四天内轻松地从犹他州爵士队举行了第二次击败它们。
由Lamarcus Aldridge的24分，6个篮板领导4，4助攻，支持Wesley Matthews（16分，3次助攻）和罗宾·洛佩兹（15分和11个篮板）。Damian Lillard得分18分（有5个篮板和3次助攻），尽管拍摄夜晚，击中了三分之一。
前半部分：外观，我只是简单地为团队拍了一个看了这一半。感到幸运，你没有这样做。我不会让您播放播放细节。在上周谦卑之后，爵士乐清楚地在他们的一周日历上明白了这场比赛（“下次比赛”）。他们在上半场工作了他们的左侧，为篮板进行了争斗，报废，一切都将欣赏所有Nate McMillan。同时，懒散地懒洋洋地徘徊在法庭上，错过了反弹和砖头三分球。 Of course, the problem for Utah is that "lack of talent" thing. So, after all that, Portland led at halftime. Let's never talk of this half again. Portland 51, Utah 45 Why do Blazer screens look like a minor inconvenience, while other teams’ screens look like BRICK WALLS BUILT BY GOD HIMSELF? Seriously, why can’t we set picks like that? Third Quarter: The Blazers came out hot and somewhat inspired, quickly pulling ahead by 12 within two minutes. Poor Jeremy Evans found himself defending Aldridge and Lopez, and those possessions ended predictably. The Jazz spent most of the quarter in the comeback role, but found themselves down by 13 as the quarter started winding down. They had opportunities, but the Blazers would make a key defensive play to keep them at bay. Meanwhile, Dorell Wright memorably missed an open layup. If you were busy tonight, you weren't missing much. Portland 77, Utah 64 Seriously, how did we get Lopez for so cheap? Fourth Quarter: The Jazz made their push with 4 quick points in the first minute. But they struggled against the power of Joel Freeland, as he stopped them on consecutive plays while helping open the lane for a Lillard layup. Gordon Hayward started to heat up and kept Utah within comeback range, as the Blazers slowly started to bring in the starters. With less than 6 minutes left, Utah's free throws pulled them to within 7. And with under 3 minutes left, the crowd jumped to their feet, as the Jazz cut the lead to... well, 7 again. With 90 seconds left, the Jazz got a fairly lucky toss-up foul call, giving Hayward two free throws to cut the deficit to 5. The Jazz shut the Blazers down on the next possession, forcing a 27 foot three-pointer from Batum: As the crowd gasped, the Blazers got a rebound and the cold-shooting Lillard immediately launched a three-pointer. Swish. With less than a minute left, the Blazers' lead was double digits again, which led to unnecessary Jazz fouling, a timeout to extend the misery, then the merciful sound of the buzzer. What's Next: After a ton of games in a short stretch, the Blazers finally get two full days off at home to relax and recover. But Houston will be in town Thursday night for a big game televised nationally on TNT. -- Tim Comments of the night! Thanks to everyone who participates in our nightly Gameday Threads! I always quote a few favorites in the recap, but for a little extra fun, these were the most popular comments of the night based on number of recs:
by Corvallis, OR
by hoobieNation
Welcome to the Gameday Open Thread at Blazer’s Edge! This is a place to hang out and enjoy tonight’s festivities with your fellow fans. Treat it as if you’re watching a game at the local watering hole, but hopefully without the language. Expect some disagreements, and a fair amount of changing emotions. But we'll get through it together.
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Casey Holdahl of Blazers.com reports on Twitter that Utah will be without forwards Derrick Favors and Marvin Williams, moving Jeremy Evans into the starting lineup.
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The usual Gameday Thread rules apply:
1. No swearing
2. No pictures
3. No discussion of unlicensed Internet streaming
4. Be cool to each other!
Hang out and enjoy the game! -- Tim