Klay Thompson put up 26 points to spearhead a well-balanced Golden State Warriors assault in a 129-107 triumph over the Utah Jazz on Monday night in Salt Lake City.

Stephen Curry chipped in with 25 points, sinking five 3-point shots in the last eight minutes. Additionally, he distributed 10 assists and secured six rebounds in the victory.

Andrew Wiggins contributed 17 points, while Draymond Green amassed 12 points, nine rebounds, and eight assists. The Warriors reaped the benefits of eight players reaching double-digit points, showcasing remarkable performance on the road.

Collin Sexton and Jordan Clarkson accumulated 22 points each, but Utah lagged behind by a substantial margin throughout most of the second half.

Lauri Markkanen also added 19 points for the Jazz, who had not played since Thursday.

Golden State hit 20 of 44 attempts from the 3-point line, whereas Utah managed 11 successful shots from beyond the arc out of 32 attempts.

The Warriors initiated a 14-5 push, culminating with Curry’s first 3-pointer of the match, securing a 28-17 advantage in the initial quarter.

The score was tied at 39-39 in the second quarter as the Jazz orchestrated a 7-0 rally, including five consecutive points from Clarkson.

Heading into halftime, Golden State led 63-55, propelled by a strong finish in the latter part of the second quarter.

During the last 19.9 seconds, Curry executed a jumper, and Green successfully sunk a 41-foot 3-pointer while on the move as the buzzer sounded.

In the early moments of the second half, Thompson managed a layup and a 3-pointer, extending the Warriors’ lead to 68-55.

Despite Utah narrowing the deficit to eight on multiple occasions, Golden State surged ahead by 15 points after Wiggins wrapped up a 7-0 run with five consecutive points.

After the Jazz reduced the gap to eight once more at 86-78 with 1:55 remaining in the third quarter, the Warriors closed the quarter with a 93-80 lead. They secured another buzzer-beater when Lester Quinones located Thompson with a full-court lob for a layup as time expired.

Utah managed to trim the Warriors’ lead to nine at the 8:14 mark of the final quarter, yet Curry knocked down three consecutive 3-point shots amidst a 14-5 run, elevating Golden State’s advantage to 114-96 with 4:47 left on the clock.

Curry later added two more successful 3-point shots following that impressive stretch.