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Loving the fact that Hill's long arms make him a steal threat!
And all of it with Duncan logging only 27 minutes. Nice. I don't like the heavy minutes on him.
Loving the fact that Hill's long arms make him a steal threat!
no, he just played 7 second
Aherarn looks like an NBA player. Hill looks like a good NBA player. Wow
no he played for 7 seconds.
hahahahah tolliver for the last 3
Tolliver for 3 to close the game
Shouldn't have shot it.
nothing to gloat at but a win is a win. we'll take it!
love it.
Good game
Mason and Hill were great
take that dirty jazz
Wow, good friggin game George Thrill Hill and Roger Money Mason
they had to shot
had seconds on the shot clock
great way to end the game.
Final: Spurs 119, Jazz 94
FOURTH QUARTER
Roger Mason Jr. hit seven 3-pointers and scored a season-high 29 points as the hot-shooting Spurs sped past the Utah Jazz 119-94.
The Spurs have won four of their last five games. This is the first time in that stretch the Spurs won by more than three points.
Mason, was 10 of 17 from the field and closing in on his career high of 32, but spent the final nine minutes of the game relaxing on the bench. His 3-pointers made matched his career high.
Tim Duncan had 16 points. He made 6 of 6 from the free-throw line and had seven rebounds.
George Hill came off the bench and gave the Spurs a burst with 15 points in the first half. He finished with 23 points.
Through three quarters, when the Spurs were relying on their key healthy players, they shot 57.9 percent from the floor overall and made 12 of 19 (63.2 percent) from 3-point range.
The Spurs starters are on the bench with nine minutes left. Hill, Ime Udoka, Bruce Bowen, Anthony Tolliver and Kurt Thomas are on the floor. The Spurs lead 103-77.
The Spurs hit the 100-point mark in only one of their first 11 games. Tonight they reached 100 points on a Mason 3-pointer with 10:24 left in the game.
THIRD QUARTER
Mason is up to six 3-pointers and 26 points and the Spurs carry a 95-71 lead into the fourth quarter. With 12 minutes to play, the Spurs have more points than their final total in any of their last seven games. Hill has 21 points.
Mason hit his fourth 3-pointer to start the second half. He and Duncan are up to 16 points. The teams are trading baskets early in the half and the Spurs lead 73-63.
SECOND QUARTER
The Spurs shot nearly 60 percent the first half and received a lot of points from their perimeter scorers to take a 61-53 halftime lead.
Mason, Hill and Matt Bonner combined to hit 7 of 8 from 3-point range.
Hill was up to 17 points before he went to the bench with his third foul with 3:31 left in the second quarter. The Spurs lead 53-41.
Michael Finley's third basket of the second quarter gave him 11 points and put the Spurs in front 42-29.
Finley and Mason combined to hit three 3-pointers and score 11 points in the first three minutes of the second quarter. The Spurs took a 40-27 lead.
FIRST QUARTER
Hill scored 10 points in the last five minutes of the first quarter and the Spurs finished the period with a 29-24 lead after trailing by nine points.
Hill and Bonner were the first players off the Spurs' bench with 6:23 left in the first quarter. Both hit a 3-pointer within two minutes of getting into the game. The Jazz kept up their hot shooting, hitting better than 80 percent from the field for the first seven minutes of the game.
The Jazz hit their first five shots of the game to jump out to a 15-11 lead. Finley had two early baskets for the Spurs. Mason, starting at point guard, made a 3-pointer on his first shot attempt.
PREGAME
Spurs starters: Roger Mason Jr., Michael Finley, Bruce Bowen, Tim Duncan and Fabricio Oberto. George Hill and Jacque Vaughn, who have seen most of the playing time at point guard with Tony Parker out, both begin the game on the bench.
Utah's Carlos Boozer and Deron Williams, both normal starters, are out.
Spurs starters: Roger Mason Jr., Michael Finley, Bruce Bowen, Tim Duncan and Fabricio Oberto.
Utah's Carlos Boozer and Deron Williams, both normal starters, are out.
Hill was electric when he pushed the ball. I just want to see him get his jumper going. I think he is a good shooter. He just has to get it going.
Mason was great. Bonner had a good game too.
yeah she's got a point, remember when vujacic drained that 3 when they had already beaten us. i know i was pretty pissed about that
How about that blowout game huh?
Once Manu and TP come back, we are one functional big away from being a contender again... let's pray that Mahinmi is ready.
Here's to George Hill and Roger Mason, and to Bonner who looks a lot better lately... and even grudgingly to Finley, who I still think is a waste of a roster spot, but has been playing well for the last 5 games or so.
TP Hill
Mason Manu
Bowen Udoka
Duncan Bonner
Oberto Mahinmi
That could turn into a fearsome lineup.
add in teh first two games of the year where he was damn good and lets see,and even grudgingly to Finley, who I still think is a waste of a roster spot, but has been playing well for the last 5 games or so.
7 out of 12 games good.
I'll take it.
Excellent outings from everyone. Loved that game
Anybody know why Williams and Boozer didn't suit up?
They're both injured I think... Korver too.
Both injured. Williams ankle and Boozer quad strain.
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