- Matchup: Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Utah Jazz
- Date: Monday, March 30, 2026
- Venue: Delta Center, Salt Lake City, UT
- Broadcast: KJZZ
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The Utah Jazz (21-54) are set to host the Cleveland Cavaliers (46-28) at the Delta Center this Monday.
The Cavaliers recently faced off against the Miami Heat, securing a commanding victory with a final score of 149-128. In terms of fouls, the Cavaliers recorded 22 while the Heat had 23. Cleveland successfully converted 15 of their 46 three-point attempts. Miami, meanwhile, excelled at the free-throw line, hitting 33 of 38 for an 86.8% success rate. The Heat collected a total of 48 rebounds, including 14 offensive boards, and achieved 5 blocks. Miami also notched 16 assists and 8 steals during the game. Defensively, Cleveland allowed their opponent to shoot 44.0% from the field, giving up 40 baskets on 91 attempts. The Cavaliers tallied 24 assists and forced 25 turnovers while gaining 12 steals. On the rebounding front, they secured 37 boards, 7 of which were offensive. At the free-throw line, the Cavaliers netted 26 out of 31 attempts for an impressive 83.9%. For the game, Cleveland finished with a 53.6% field goal percentage (52 of 97) and connected on 19 of 41 three-point shots.
Max Strus was instrumental in the Cavaliers’ recent success, scoring 29 points on an efficient 10 of 14 shooting. He played for 23 minutes and also grabbed 8 rebounds, closing the game with a shooting percentage of 71.4% and adding 1 assist.
This season, Cleveland boasts a record of 46-28. They average 14.0 turnovers and 19.9 personal fouls per game. Collectively, the Cavaliers are gathering 44.3 rebounds per game and lead the league with 2,094 assists this season. Cleveland is shooting 36.1% from beyond the arc (1,073 of 2,972) and 77.6% from the free-throw line. They are averaging 119.4 points per game (3rd in the league) while maintaining a 47.9% field goal percentage.
Defensively, the Cavaliers induce 15.3 turnovers per game and are committing an average of 20.5 personal fouls. Opponents are shooting 36.8% from three-point range against them, and the Cavaliers rank 15th in opponent points allowed per game (115.2). They concede a field goal percentage of 46.3% and gather 43.6 rebounds per contest, while ranking 15th in assists allowed, with a total of 1,986 surrendered this season.
In their most recent game, the Jazz suffered a defeat against the Suns, ending with a score of 134-109. The Jazz gathered 25 defensive rebounds and 10 offensive boards for a total of 35 rebounds in this matchup. They committed 4 turnovers and made 6 steals. The Suns committed 20 fouls, giving Utah 19 free-throw attempts. The Jazz converted 13 of those for a percentage of 68.4%. They also managed to sink 10 of 23 three-pointers (43.5%) and finished with a shooting percentage of 46.7%, converting 43 out of 92 attempts. The Jazz allowed the Suns a 50.0% shooting rate, conceding 52 baskets on 104 attempts, and finished with a three-point shooting percentage of 32.1% (17 of 53), along with making 13 out of 21 free throws (61.9%). On the rebound front, Utah allowed Phoenix to collect a total of 52 rebounds, with 13 on the offensive board.
Kyle Filipowski shone for the Jazz in that game, going 10 for 14 from the field for a shooting percentage of 71.4%. He contributed 9 rebounds and scored 26 points in 29 minutes on the court, along with 3 assists.
Utah currently holds a record of 21-54 this season. The Jazz average 21.5 fouls per game and are shooting 79.3% from the free-throw line. They lead the league with 29.4 assists per game and commit 15.6 turnovers. Utah has scored a total of 8,804 points this season (117.4 per game) and collects 43.7 rebounds on average. Offensively, the Jazz are shooting at a 46.6% clip, ranking them 16th in the league.
Defensively, the Jazz allow opponents to shoot 37.2% from three (1,154 of 3,104) and 77.3% from the charity stripe. They yield 30.5 assists and 45.5 rebounds per game, positioning them 30th and 23rd in the league, respectively. Utah ranks last in the NBA in points allowed per game (125.4). They force 14.5 turnovers each game, but permit teams to shoot 49.1% from the floor (27th in the league).
Who will triumph in tonight’s NBA showdown against the spread?
Prediction: Choose Utah
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