Keyonte George Shines with 20 Points and 8 Assists in Jazz's Loss to Thunder
In a hard-fought battle against the Oklahoma City Thunder, Keyonte George delivered a solid performance, scoring a team-high 20 points despite the Utah Jazz falling 144-112. The game, played on Friday night, saw George showcasing his offensive skills with an efficient shooting display—making 6 of his 10 field goals, including 1 out of 2 from three-point range. His free-throw shooting was perfect, hitting all 7 attempts from the line. Beyond scoring, George also contributed with three rebounds and eight assists during his 30 minutes on the court.
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This outing was a contrast to his career-best performance earlier in the week when he dropped 34 points against the Los Angeles Lakers. While his scoring dipped, George maintained his playmaking ability, matching his previous game’s eight assists. The consistency in his all-around game is noteworthy, as he has scored in double digits in every game this season, further establishing himself as a key contributor for the Jazz.
With an average of 7.1 assists per game, George ranks 13th in the league in this category, showing his value as both a scorer and a facilitator. His play has been instrumental in keeping the Jazz competitive, even when facing tough losses like this one. While the defeat was disappointing, George's individual performance continues to be a bright spot for the team, and his continued development is something fans and coaches alike are excited to see unfold as the season progresses.
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