Stephen Curry scored 31 points with six 3-pointers, Jimmy Butler added 18 with seven assists and six rebounds, and the Golden State Warriors beat the Utah Jazz 134-117.

The Jazz witnessed some of their coldest stretches offensively all season, whilst the Dubs kept burying them from deep. They were torched 132-113 and shot a measly 11 of 35 from beyond the arc. This game was out of reach as soon as the second quarter, as Utah were run off the floor offensively.

Draymond Green, the Warriors' nine-time All-Defensive Team selection, will be bound to miss his first game of the season so far with a foot sprain that occured when Donovan Clingan landed on it during a loose ball in their recent game against the Portland Trail Blazers.

Golden State used all 11 of its active players by the early second quarter in a matchup that was truly a game of runs. Utah began the game up 11-0, and then the Warriors embarked on a 15-3 jolt to answer. And once Utah went on a flurry to end the first quarter up 35-26, Golden State answered.

Stephen Curry is currently a shoe free agent, and the Golden State Warriors star appears to be enjoying the freedom to wear whatever he wants.

The Golden State Warriors will be without Draymond Green due to a right foot sprain for Monday's game against the Utah Jazz. Green will join Al Horford and Jonathan Kuminga in street clothes. Horford is set to at least the next three games with right sciatic nerve irritation.

On Monday, the Warriors secured a 134–117 win vs. Jazz, fueled by an explosive 21–0 run to open the second quarter.