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The Los Angeles Lakers vs. Utah Jazz game will be played on Monday, February 10, at 10:30 PM ET, at Crypto.com Arena. The Lakers are now the fourth-seeded team in the Western Conference with a 31-19 record. The Lakers registered their fifth straight win following a win against the Indiana Pacers 124-117 in their most recent game.
On the other hand, the abysmal Jazz are ranked near the bottom of the West, 14th, with a record of 12-39. They are on a two-game losing streak, having been defeated by the Los Angeles Clippers in their most recent game, 110-130.
The Lakers and Jazz have already clashed twice this season, first on November 19 and then on December 1. Both times, the Lakers were victorious 124-118 and 105-104, respectively, which extended their winning streak to three games against the Jazz. The Lakers have been dominant overall against the Jazz, as in their 201 regular season games, the former has won 119 times compared to the latter’s 82 wins.
Los Angeles Lakers vs. Utah Jazz: Prediction
The Lakers’ offense generates 112.8 points per game, positioning them in the middle of the league rankings at 16th. Defensively, they fare slightly better, conceding 112.1 points per game, which places them 11th. One of their weaknesses is rebounding, as they average just 41.8 boards per game, making them one of the bottom five teams in that category. However, they manage to limit their opponents to 43.1 rebounds per contest, ranking 10th in defensive rebounding efficiency. From beyond the arc, the Lakers struggle with perimeter shooting, making only 12.1 three-pointers per game, placing them among the league’s worst in that aspect. Their three-point accuracy stands at 35.8%, putting them in the middle tier of the NBA.
Utah’s offense produces 111.8 points per game, ranking 19th in the NBA, while their defense has been a significant liability, allowing 119.1 points per contest—one of the worst marks in the league. Despite their defensive struggles, the Jazz excel on the glass, securing 45.5 rebounds per game, making them one of the league’s top rebounding teams. They also do a decent job of limiting opponents’ rebounds, allowing just 42.5 per game, which places them among the best in that metric. From deep, Utah knocks down 13.8 three-pointers per game, ranking in the top 10, but their efficiency from beyond the arc lags slightly at 35.4%, ranking them in the league’s bottom half.
Los Angeles Lakers vs. Utah Jazz: Probable Starting Lineups
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Here are the expected lineups for both teams.
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Los Angeles Lakers
PG Austin Reaves
SG Gabe Vincent
SF Rui Hachimura
PF Jarred Vanderbilt
C Jaxon Hayes
Utah Jazz
PG Isaiah Collier
SG Jordan Clarkson
SF Brice Sensabaugh
PF Micah Potter
C Kyle Filipowski
Los Angeles Lakers vs. Utah Jazz: Injuries Update
The Lakers are facing a slew of injury concerns. Star forward LeBron James is day-to-day due to an ankle issue, while the team has also ruled out the newly acquired Luka Doncic (calf) and crucial contributors Christian Wood (knee) and Maximilian Kleber (foot). Also, Cameron Reddish’s status remains uncertain due to personal matters, and rookie Dalton Knecht’s availability hangs in the balance as trade negotiations unfold.
The Jazz, meanwhile, are also grappling with multiple injuries. Promising young forward Taylor Hendricks has been ruled out for the remainder of the season with a fibula injury, while Collin Sexton will miss the contest due to an ankle injury. Furthermore, the team has listed Lauri Markkanen (back), Cody Williams (ankle), and Walker Kessler (shoulder) as day-to-day. Additionally, Kenyon Martin Jr.’s status remains fluid as trade discussions continue.
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