The Utah Jazz cut a 17-point deficit all the way down to one in Thursday's Game 3 vs. Dallas, but couldn't get any closer, falling victim to the same old problems down the stretch, and losing 126-118.
Utah cuts a 17-point deficit all the way down to one, but can’t get any closer, falling victim to the same old problems down the stretch.
Then again, it was deserved. Utah was making the same mistakes it made in Game 2 — playing isolation-heavy offense, putting up near-zero resistance on defense, and once again getting annihilated by an avalanche of 3-pointers from role players. Only for fans and players and coaches alike to go home disappointed, as the Mavericks held on for a 126-118 victory, seizing a 2-1 lead in the first-round series, despite injured superstar Luka Doncic not having played a second of action thus far.It looked for a time, like the Jazz would be able to salvage the night after such a disappointing start.
It didn’t hurt that Dallas could not space the floor as well once Maxi Kleber went to the bench with his fifth foul.
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