At the 7:54 mark of the 4th quarter, the Warriors were down by 16 points to the Utah Jazz. The usual problems on defense were plaguing the Warriors: lack of passable point-of-attack defense; overhelping — both forced and unnecessary — that led to corner threes; and losing the possession battle due to giving up offensive boards and turning the ball over wantonly.
The Jazz shoot the 3rd-most corner threes in the league. They’re just outside the top 10 in terms of accuracy, which is enough to respect their deadliness from that area. The Jazz feasted on a Warriors defense that was forced in rotation.