Utah Jazz vs Sacramento Kings Prediction and Pick, NBA 10-24-2025

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Utah Jazz vs Sacramento Kings Prediction

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The most recent game that the Jazz participated in was against the Clippers, and they emerged victorious with a score of 129-108. As far as personal fouls are concerned, the Jazz finished up with 21 while the Clippers racked up 21. Both teams ended up with a total of 21 personal fouls. The team was successful in making 14 of its 45 attempts from beyond the arc. In the end, Los Angeles was able to make 76.2% of its shots from the charity stripe by successfully blocking 16 of their 21 shots. In addition, Los Angeles had a total of 38 rebounds, 15 of which were offensive and 23 of which were defensive, and they blocked six shots. During the game, Los Angeles had a total of 28 assists that were delivered and 8 steals. When it comes to defense, Utah allowed the opposing team to shoot 44.3% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 39 of 88 shots. They were also responsible for 38 assists during the game, in addition to forcing 15 turnovers and stealing 11 offensive rebounds. With regard to the number of boards they grabbed, they racked up 46, with thirteen of those boards coming from the offensive end. The Jazz had a success rate of 80.0% when they attempted to shoot from the charity stripe, as they were successful in 16 of their 20 attempts. In the end, Utah finished with a field goal percentage of 55.2% (48 of 87), and they were successful in making 17 of their 44 shots from beyond the arc.

One of the players who performed exceptionally well in the contest was Walker Kessler. It turned out that Kessler shot a perfect 100 percent from the field and also threw out four assists. In addition to getting nine boards, he played for a total of 29 minutes. A total of 22 points were scored by him, and he shot seven out of seven.

Utah comes into this contest having finished the previous season with a record of 17-65 in terms of wins and losses. They connected on 45.4% of their field goal attempts while averaging 111.9 points per game, which was the 21st most in the basketball league. The Jazz had a three-point shooting percentage of 35.0% (1,144 of 3,267) and a free throw percentage of 77.4% (0.74 percent). Over the course of the previous basketball season, Utah’s basketball team averaged 45.4 boards per game and racked up a total of 2,093 assists, which placed them in the twenty-first position in the league overall in terms of passing the ball. On average, they gave away possession 17.2 times per game, and as a basketball team, they committed 18.9 personal fouls per game.

The Jazz were able to force 11.8 turnovers per game while earning 19.3 fouls. This was accomplished on the defensive end. In terms of points per game (121.2), they were rated 30th in the NBA, and they allowed 35.8% of their shots to come from beyond the arc. In each game, the Jazz allowed opponents to make a field goal percentage of 48.0% (3,655 of 7,622), and they also allowed opponents to grab 44.2 rebounds on average. With 2,429 assists allowed during the previous season, they ranked thirty-first in the NBA in terms of the number of assists they allowed.

In the most recent occasion that the Kings competed on the court, they were defeated by the Suns by a score of 120-116 in the championship game. Within the course of the game, the Kings amassed a total of 37 rebounds, which included 28 defensive boards and 9 offensive rebounds. In addition, they committed 13 turnovers of the ball while accumulating 10 steals for this particular game. The Suns committed a total of 25 personal fouls throughout the game, which resulted in the Kings having to take a total of 23 shots from the free throw line. Thirteen of those were successfully converted, resulting in a conversion rate of 56.5%. When it came to shooting from beyond the arc, Sacramento was successful on 9 out of 24 attempts, which is 37.5% of their total. After everything was said and done, the Kings had a shooting percentage of fifty percent, which occurred as a result of their 47 for 94 shooting from the floor. In this game, the Kings allowed the Suns to convert 45 of their 95 shots from the field, which resulted in a rate of 47.4% for the Suns shooting percentage. They finished the game with a shooting percentage of 29.4% from a distance, hitting 10 out of 34 shots, while they ended up shooting 27.4% from the free throw line, making 20 out of 28 shots. During the process of wiping the glass, Sacramento allowed Phoenix to accumulate a total of 51 points (18 of which were offensive).

The Kings relied heavily on Zach LaVine when they were competing in the game. In the 35 minutes that he was on the court, LaVine not only scored 30 points but also contributed one assist as a player. A total of two rebounds were accounted for by him, and he converted 13 of 24 shots throughout the game, which is a rate of 54.2%.

This past year, Sacramento finished with a record of 40-42. As an offensive unit, the Kings had a field goal percentage of 47.8 percent, which placed them 12th in the league. Sacramento finished the previous season with 9,490 points, which is equivalent to 115.7 points per game, while they grabbed 44.2 boards per game. While they were able to help their teammates 26.5 times per game, which was the thirteenth most in the league, they also gave up possession 13.3 times per game. In each game, the Kings committed 18.9 fouls, and their percentage from the free throw line was 80.6%.

The Kings’ defensive performance was ranked 19th in the league in terms of the number of points they allowed per game, or 115.3. They allowed teams to shoot 47.4% from the field, which was the 22nd best percentage in the NBA, and they forced 13.9 turnovers a game. Additionally, the Sacramento defense allowed 38.1% of their opponents’ shots from beyond the arc (1,193 of 3,131), while their opponents were successful in converting 78.3% of their free throw attempts. The fact that they gave up 27.0 assists and 42.3 boards in each and every game resulted in their being placed 17th and 5th, respectively, in both categories on the defensive end.

✅ Our NBA 10-24-2025 Pick: JAZZ ML

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