Jazz vs Warriors

Jordan Clarkson and the reeling Jazz, who have dropped six straight, travel to the Bay to face the Dubs, still smarting from their most recent defeat. Utah’s starting center is sidelined by a lingering knee issue, while Golden State will be without its backup shooting guard due to a wrist injury, forcing both benches to adapt. Stephen Curry historically feasts on the Jazz with his three-point barrage, and Draymond Green’s playmaking has consistently exposed Utah’s defensive lapses. With both teams well beyond the 41-game mark, playoff aspirations loom, and the Dubs’ home-court advantage could prove decisive in halting their skid.

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Grade B-: Over 228.5 points (-110)

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Stephen Curry leads the Warriors in the Chase Center following a 10 point loss, hosting a reeling Jazz squad mired in a six-game slide. Utah’s starting power forward remains out with a lingering knee injury, and Golden State’s backup small forward will be sidelined by a sprained wrist, opening opportunities for bench scorers on each side. Historically, Curry erupts from beyond the arc when facing the Jazz, while Jordan Clarkson has been a consistent bright spot for Utah, averaging over 20 points in past matchups. Both teams have surpassed 41 contests, meaning every victory counts in the race for the West’s playoff spots. Considering the Warriors’ up-tempo offense, the Jazz’s shaky defense, and a high-scoring history between these two rosters, taking the over is the recommended pick.

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