Jazz 99, Warriors 92 (OT)
JAZZ 99, WARRIORS 92 (OT): Derrick Favors had his best game of the season with a career-high 23 points and career-high 17 rebounds as the undermanned Utah Jazz won their fifth in a row at home.
Favors and Paul Millsap helped the Jazz outscore Golden State 12-5 in overtime. Millsap finished with 13 points and 12 rebounds.
With the score tied at 82, Nate Robinson made two free throws for an 84-82 lead with 1:32 to go in regulation.
Devin Harris tied the score, but Robinson answered with a 3-pointer from the right side for an 87-84 lead with 32.4 seconds remaining. Favors tied the score on a dunk and foul with 27.8 seconds left. Harris missed a 3-pointer with two seconds remaining in regulation.
The Jazz were missing leading scorer and rebounder Al Jefferson, who was in Mississippi attending the funeral of his grandmother. Starting guard Raja Bell (adductor muscle) also sat out and top reserve Earl Watson (ankle) was inactive.
Harris scored 12 points and Jamaal Tinsley had 13 and Gordon Hayward had 12 off the bench. Enes Kanter added 13 rebounds.
Robinson led the Warriors (18-24) with 19 points, David Lee had 18 and Klay Thompson 17. Dorell Wright added 13 points and 10 rebounds.
Richard Jefferson, who came to the Warriors from San Antonio for Stephen Jackson, finished with nine points and seven rebounds.
The Warriors led by 11 in the second quarter and led 51-46 at halftime.
Golden State, which lost to Milwaukee on Friday in Monta Ellis' return to Oakland, was sloppy in the third quarter and was outscored 23-14 by Utah, which took a four-point lead into the fourth.
GAME NOTEBOOK: Golden State’s Stephen Curry (sprained right ankle) did not dress for the fourth straight game. Curry averages 14.7 points and 5.3 assists. ... The Warriors failed in a bid to get their fourth straight road win for the first time since December 2007. ... The Warriors are 2-9 in their last 11 games in Utah. ... The Jazz had a humongous 65-40 rebounding edge.