Cody Williams produced 13 points on 50 percent shooting off the bench for the Utah Jazz on Saturday night against the Suns, in the best game of his young career. While Kevin Durant went to work on the offensive end,

The Jazz and the Nets are an even 5-5 against one another since January of 2020, but not for long. Having just played yesterday, the Utah Jazz will get right back to it and host the Brooklyn Nets at 8:00 p.m. ET on Sunday at Delta Center. The Jazz are out to stop a nine-game streak of losses at home.

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The Jazz have covered in each of their last five games, while Brooklyn has dropped four in a row against the spread (as well as straight up), all as underdogs. The Nets are also just 1-7 straight up in their last eight games, and it’s hard to see them turning that around on the road without most of their key players.

Can they turn things around, or will the Jazz hand them another defeat? Only time will tell. Brooklyn Nets @ Utah Jazz Current Records: Brooklyn 13-25, Utah 9-28 The Jazz and the Nets are an even 5-5 against one another since January of 2020,

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Jazz forward Lauri Markkanen has been hot, and our expert NBA predictions expect his hot hand to fuel what should be a high-scoring affair in Phoenix.

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