Utah @ San Antonio props

Isaiah Collier has been called for 0.0 personal fouls per game since the start of last season, putting him among the least-whistled players in the NBA (5th percentile). The matchup vs. the Spurs is a good one for scoring; opposing starting PGs have put up the highest field goal rate in the NBA this year (50.2%). The 7th-quickest pace offense in the league this year has been the Jazz. The Utah Jazz have been the 8th-best offensive rebounding offense in the NBA this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession and can therefore produce new chances for scoring and assists). The matchup vs. San Antonio is a strong one for getting to the free-throw line; the opposition's starting PGs have attempted a whopping 4.5 free throws per game this year when the San Antonio Spurs are playing at home (8th-most in the league).

In comparison to last year's 5.4 clip, Julian Champagnie's shots from the field have spiked this year to 8.8 per game. In comparison to last year's 3.7 rate, Julian Champagnie's shot attempts from beyond the arc have surged this year to 6.0 per game. The matchup vs. the Jazz is a positive one for threes; the opposition's starting SFs have totaled the most three-point shots per game in the NBA this year (2.4). The Utah Jazz have played at the 7th-fastest pace-of-play in the league this year, which should raise plays for the San Antonio Spurs. The San Antonio Spurs check in as the 10th-best offensive rebounding offense in the league on their home court this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession and can therefore produce added chances for scoring and assists).

Out of all players in the league, Stephon Castle places in the 17th percentile for three-point ability at home with a poor 8.3% rate this year. The Spurs rank as the 2nd-lowest scoring offense in the league this year. The 2nd-slowest tempo home offense in the NBA this year has been the San Antonio Spurs. Stephon Castle has successfully made 59.7% of his foul shot attempts this year, putting him in the 22nd percentile out of all players in the NBA.

John Collins has sunk 54.6% of his shots from the field over the last 5 games, 5.5% more than he's converted in all games this season. John Collins has successfully made 50.0% of his 3-point attempts when playing away from home this year, putting him in the 87th percentile among all players in the league. The 7th-quickest pace offense in the league this year has been the Jazz. The Utah Jazz have been the 8th-best offensive rebounding offense in the NBA this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession and can therefore produce new chances for scoring and assists).

The 7th-quickest pace offense in the league this year has been the Jazz. The Utah Jazz have been the 8th-best offensive rebounding offense in the NBA this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession and can therefore produce new chances for scoring and assists). This year when they are the visiting squad, the opposing team's starting SFs have attempted 3.5 free throws per game (6th-highest in the league) against the San Antonio Spurs, making it fairly effortless to draw fouls.

Walker Kessler has sunk 80.9% of his shots from the field when playing on the road this year, putting him in the 95th percentile among all players in the league. The showdown with Victor Wembanyama rates in the 97th percentile with rival starting Cs scoring a monstrous 66.7% of their 3-point attempts this year when they are on the away squad. The 7th-quickest pace offense in the league this year has been the Jazz. The Utah Jazz have been the 8th-best offensive rebounding offense in the NBA this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession and can therefore produce new chances for scoring and assists).

Among all players in the league, Victor Wembanyama comes in at the 83rd percentile for playing time, registering a colossal 30.7 minutes per game this year. The matchup against Walker Kessler is a strong one for three-point attempts; when squaring off against opposing starting Cs this year, they have attempted an enormous 3.3 treys per game (97th percentile). The Utah Jazz have played at the 7th-fastest pace-of-play in the league this year, which should raise plays for the San Antonio Spurs. The San Antonio Spurs check in as the 10th-best offensive rebounding offense in the league on their home court this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession and can therefore produce added chances for scoring and assists). Victor Wembanyama stands to see a rise in productivity in all facets of the game due to possessing the home court advantage in this matchup.

In terms of scoring, the Jazz's unimpressive 104.3 points per game rates fewest in the league this year. Over the last 5 games when they are the visiting squad, the opposing team's starting PFs have posted 13.0 points per game (4th-fewest in the NBA) vs. the Spurs, resulting in a difficult matchup for offensive production. The San Antonio Spurs have played at the 2nd-most lethargic tempo in the league in their home stadium this year, which ought to lead to fewer possessions for the Jazz. Lauri Markkanen should suffer a drop-off in performance in all facets of the game on account of playing away from home in this game.

Among all players in the league, Chris Paul slots into the 85th percentile for three-point shots sunk on his home court, logging 2.0 per game this year. Chris Paul has been on the court for 28.7 minutes per game this year, putting him among the most-used players in the league: 76th percentile. The Utah Jazz have played at the 7th-fastest pace-of-play in the league this year, which should raise plays for the San Antonio Spurs. The San Antonio Spurs check in as the 10th-best offensive rebounding offense in the league on their home court this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession and can therefore produce added chances for scoring and assists). Chris Paul has sunk an impressive 100.0% of his foul shots this year, quite a bit higher than his 75.1 mark last year.

Harrison Barnes has tallied 28.7 minutes per game this year, seeing the court more than most players in the NBA: 76th percentile. Out of all players in the league, Harrison Barnes rates in the 22nd percentile for personal fouls, compiling just 0.5 fouls per game while on his home court this year. This year, the opposition's starting PFs have totaled 2.4 three-pointers per game (most in the NBA) against the Jazz, labeling this as a positive matchup. The Utah Jazz have played at the 7th-fastest pace-of-play in the league this year, which should raise plays for the San Antonio Spurs. The San Antonio Spurs check in as the 10th-best offensive rebounding offense in the league on their home court this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession and can therefore produce added chances for scoring and assists).

The Spurs rank as the 2nd-lowest scoring offense in the league this year. The 2nd-slowest tempo home offense in the NBA this year has been the San Antonio Spurs.

Out of all players in the NBA, Collin Sexton ranks in the 76th percentile for personal fouls, registering a colossal 2.4 fouls per game this year. In terms of scoring, the Jazz's unimpressive 104.3 points per game rates fewest in the league this year. The San Antonio Spurs have played at the 2nd-most lethargic tempo in the league in their home stadium this year, which ought to lead to fewer possessions for the Jazz. Collin Sexton ought to see a decline in productivity across the board considering being on the road in this contest.

Among all players in the league, Keyonte George slots into the 85th percentile for playing time, logging a monstrous 31.6 minutes per game this year. The matchup vs. the Spurs is a good one for scoring; opposing starting PGs have put up the highest field goal rate in the NBA this year (50.2%). The 7th-quickest pace offense in the league this year has been the Jazz. The Utah Jazz have been the 8th-best offensive rebounding offense in the NBA this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession and can therefore produce new chances for scoring and assists). The matchup vs. San Antonio is a strong one for getting to the free-throw line; the opposition's starting PGs have attempted a whopping 4.5 free throws per game this year when the San Antonio Spurs are playing at home (8th-most in the league).