Sometimes, all you really need is just one Splash Brother. Sure, two is ideal, but it’s not always necessary. On Sunday night, against a Utah Jazz team that has already turned their attention towards the offseason, the Golden State Warriors only needed one of their Hall of Fame duo.
With Steph Curry resting, the Warriors turned to Klay Thompson on Sunday, and he delivered in a big way. It took a few minutes for the Warriors machine to get running, though. Down two starters (Andrew Wiggins was out with ankle soreness), the Dubs started a new lineup of Chris Paul, Brandin Podziemski, Thompson, Draymond Green, and Trayce Jackson-Davis.