Williams had 31 points, eight assists and five steals in Utah's 109-83 victory Saturday night that got the Jazz back into the series, 2-1.

"You saw by his performance last night that he makes us go, so obviously we want him to be well," fellow starting guard Derek Fisher said. "We'll be concerned if he's not able to play. Right now is such a taxing time. Guys are really expending themselves. After each game, you're just kind of depleted."

Jazz officials said Williams came to the team's practice facility but was given medicine and sent home.