WARRIORS POSTGAME RECAP Warriors (0-3) AT Jazz (2-1) EnergySolutions Arena November 3, 2007 The Warriors fell to 0-3 on the young season following a 133-110 road loss to the Utah Jazz on Saturday night. Al Harrington scored a game-high 38 points on 15-20 shooting from the floor, but it was not enough to stop a Utah team that shot 63% (51-81 FG) on the night. Kelenna Azubuike tallied 17 points on the night, while Andris Biedrins scored 14. The Warriors will now enjoy two days off before hosting LeBron James and the Cavaliers on Tuesday . BOX SCORE | RECAP | HIGHLIGHTS

GAME LEADERS GSW LAC Points Harrington - 38 Williams - 30 Rebounds Biedrins - 9 Boozer - 10 Assists Davis - 8 Williams - 11 UP NEXT VS. November 6 - 7:30 p.m. ORACLE Arena TV: FSN (HD) Radio: KNBR 680 BUY TICKETS

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QUOTES Don Nelson On tonight's game “Unbelievable. I looked up, and I thought we had a shot to win it. We got within eight points with five to go or so, and the next time I looked up it was 18. That was probably the end of it, but we fought back and hung in there.” On the Jazz “We tried to protect the paint more, which we did a better job inside, but I thought the right guy took the shots, and unfortunately made it. Brewer made, what, three or four three’s tonight, and we would expect Williams to have his night, but there were a number of shots tonight that I thought our defense was pretty solid, and they made them right at the buzzer.” Al Harrington On His Performance “I really got it going in the second half, but it isn’t good enough. I am worried about wins and losses. It was a good game for me personally, but it’s a team game. So hopefully we can get some home cooking and win in our building.” On the Jazz “I would say Ronnie Brewer, he beat us tonight. You know he played unbelievable, he hit three three’s and we all know he is not a shooter. He played well tonight and I take my hat off to him, he played well and I definitely think he was the difference in them winning the game today.” Baron Davis On the Warriors “We’re coming, we’re coming, we just have to continue to get better. We’ll get Jack back, but up until then guys are getting better and we’re finding out who we can and can’t rely on. We just have to continue gelling.” On the difficulty of playing in the Western Conference “It’s tough, it’s a good challenge for a team. You know what you are getting into especially when you are going in on the road to a hostile environment “ On Deron Williams and Ronnie Brewer “I thought they played well. They played well together. They really move the ball well as a team, they have a system and they have been in the system for years, and that system has worked for them. I thought Deron Williams played well tonight, he played exceptionally well.”