Steph dissects 20-point third quarter after Warriors win

Golden State head coach Steve Kerr didn't want to take credit for Curry catching fire against the Utah Jazz.

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00:00Personally, do you like the look-away three or the logo three more?

00:04They're both great.

00:06They're both great.

00:08Aside from him just being Steph,

00:09what changed as far as getting him in better rhythm in that third quarter?

00:13Steph?

00:13Yeah.

00:14It wasn't me, you know.

00:16It wasn't like play calls or anything.

00:18It was just Steph, you know.

00:20That's how good he is.

00:21It was a great field tonight.

00:22Sometimes, you know, he has to make a decision looking at time to score,

00:26looking at rotations and dream on out and all that type of thing.

00:30But it's really all mental.

00:34Pretty resilient, able to adjust to how the game is going, you know.

00:42Even though you're giving everything you got,

00:43you can still pace yourself, recover during timeouts, all that type of stuff.

00:46So I never really worry about it too much.

00:49I do love to keep going if I got a hot hand.

00:51That's, you know, what every player wants,

00:53especially if you got a rhythm like that.

00:55So then managing the game in the fourth quarter,

00:59knowing that they were going to try to take me out of it.

01:02But just play it under control, finish the game.

01:05And I know I did enough in the third to get us the win.