- Matchup: Toronto Raptors vs Utah Jazz
- Scheduled Date: Monday, March 23, 2026
- Venue: Delta Center, Salt Lake City, UT
- Broadcast: KJZZ
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On Monday, the Utah Jazz (21-50) will host the Toronto Raptors (39-30) at the Delta Center.
The Raptors recently secured a decisive victory against the Bulls, winning 139-109. Toronto showcased an impressive performance, achieving a 57.1% shooting accuracy (48 of 84) and sinking 14 of 33 attempts from beyond the arc. From the free-throw line, they converted 29 of 33 shots, boasting an 87.9% success rate. Collectively, Toronto collected 43 rebounds, including 6 offensive boards, and dished out 33 assists while forcing 19 turnovers from Chicago and securing 6 steals. Defensively, they allowed the Bulls to shoot 47.1% from the floor (40 of 85). Chicago recorded 24 assists and notched 13 steals in this matchup. Additionally, the Bulls pulled down 36 rebounds (9 offensive, 27 defensive) and blocked 3 shots. Chicago also had a free-throw percentage of 71.4%, converting 20 of 28 shots, and made 9 of 31 three-point attempts. In terms of fouls, Toronto had 23 while Chicago had 24.
Jakob Poeltl was a standout performer in the recent game; he shot 71.4% from the field, logged 2 assists, played 35 minutes, and grabbed 11 rebounds while scoring 23 points on 10 of 14 shooting.
The Raptors are approaching this matchup with a 39-30 record this season. They average 13.7 turnovers per game and commit 20.9 personal fouls. Toronto is netting 42.5 rebounds per game and has recorded 1,989 assists this season, placing them 8th in the NBA for assist rate. They currently shoot 34.6% from three-point range (787 of 2,276) and 78.4% from the free-throw line. Their scoring average is 114.0 points per game, ranking them 21st in the league, while their shooting percentage stands at 47.5%.
Defensively, the Raptors force 15.9 turnovers per game and commit 19.6 fouls themselves. They allow an opponent shooting percentage of 35.2% from three-point range and rank 8th in the league for points allowed per game (112.0). Their overall field goal percentage allowed is 46.6% (2,770 of 5,946), and they give up 43.3 rebounds per contest, with their assist level allowed standing at 1,690 for the season, ranking them 2nd in the NBA.
In their last outing, the Jazz fell short to the 76ers, ending the game 126-116. Utah allowed Philadelphia to secure 55 total rebounds (17 offensive). They shot 22.2% from beyond the arc (6 of 27) and made 28 of 32 free throws (87.5%). The 76ers converted 46 of 92 field goal attempts, resulting in a 50.0% shooting night. Utah’s shooting percentage from the field was 40.6%, converting 39 out of 96 attempts. They managed to hit 9 of 40 three-point attempts (22.5%) and achieved a remarkable 93.5% from the free-throw line with 29 successful attempts from 31 tries. The 76ers recorded 16 fouls, thus providing the Jazz with 31 free-throw opportunities. Utah committed 15 turnovers while obtaining 8 steals and tallied 25 defensive and 9 offensive rebounds for a total of 34 rebounds.
Ace Bailey made a significant impact for the Jazz, scoring 25 points in 33 minutes with a 35.0% shooting rate (7 of 20) and contributing 7 rebounds and 4 assists during the match.
This season, the Jazz have a record of 21-50, committing an average of 21.6 personal fouls per game and shooting 79.8% from the charity stripe. They facilitate 29.4 assists per game (ranking 2nd in the NBA) but also commit 15.6 turnovers per contest. Utah has compiled a total of 8,329 points this season (averaging 117.3 per game) and pulls down 43.8 rebounds each night. Offensively, the Jazz maintain a field goal percentage of 46.5%, which places them 19th in the league.
On the defensive side, Utah stands at 30th in the NBA for points per game allowed (124.8). They force 14.5 turnovers per game and permit opponents to shoot 48.9% from the field (27th in the league). The Jazz also allow a three-point shooting percentage of 37.0% (1,085 of 2,934) and opponents convert 77.8% of their free-throw attempts. They permit an average of 30.3 assists and 45.2 rebounds each game, ranking 30th and 21st, respectively.
Which team will cover the spread in tonight’s NBA matchup?
Prediction: Favor Toronto
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