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Well how do they stack up by the numbers you ask? I broke down a few of the numbers for a few players and the teams and here is what we have.
The Jazz and Spurs split season series 2-2, with both teams winning on their home courts.

In those 4 games the numbers for the Jazz were: 42% FG, 35% 3-PT, 89-121 73.5% FT, 89 PPG, 43.25 RPG, 19.5 Assists Per Game, 13.5 Turnovers a game.

For the Spurs: 46% FG, 36% 3-PT, 70-94 74% FT, 94 PPG, 38 RPG, 19 Assists Per Game, 12.5 Turnovers a game.

The Jazz players numbers played out like this: Kirilenko: 10-35 29% FG, 2-6 33% 3PT, 7 RPG, 8.75 PPG

Boozer: 20-41 48% FG, 11 RPG, 16.6 PPG (He only played in 3 out of the 4 games)

Okur: 23-39 58% FG, 5-15 33% 3PT, 6.25 RPG, 16.75 PPG

Williams: 23-50 46% FG, 7-13 53% 3PT, 3.25 RPG, 5.75 APG, 15.75 PPG

Fisher: 11-33 33% FG, 2-7 28.5% 3PT, 3.5 APG, 9 PPG Giricek: 8-24 33% FG, 1-7 14% 3PT, 5.25 PPG
Harpring: 6-17 35% FG, 8 RPG, 8.5 PPG (in 2 of the 4 games)

Of course I didn’t forget Tom’s BOY Millsap: 11-22 50% FG, 4.75 RPG, 8.25 PPG

Now for the Spurs: Bowen: 11-24 46% FG, 8-17 47% 3PT, 2.5 RPG, 7.5 PPG

Duncan: 29-54 53% FG, 11.25 RPG, 21.5 PPG

Horry: 8-16 50% FG, 4-11 36% 3PT, 5 RPG, 5.5 PPG

Parker: 36-62 58% FG, 2-4 50% 3PT, 6.25 APG, 2.5 RPG, 21.5 PPG

Ginobili: 16-37 43% FG, 3-12 25% 3PT, 4.3 RPG, 15.6 PPG ( He only played in 3 out of the 4 games)
So these of course are just a few of the players involved and these are head to head stats in regular season. It’s the Western Conference Finals now and it will be interesting and fun to watch. GO JAZZ!!!!

-Hurricane John Newbold