- Matchup: Utah Jazz vs. San Antonio Spurs
- Date: Monday, January 19, 2026
- Venue: Frost Bank Center, San Antonio, TX
- Broadcast: FanDuel Sports Network
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The Utah Jazz, with a record of 14-27, are headed to the Frost Bank Center to face the San Antonio Spurs, who currently sit at 28-13.
In their previous game, the Jazz fell to the Mavericks, ending the match at 144-122. Utah was assessed 14 fouls while Dallas recorded 19. The Jazz made 19 of 46 attempts from beyond the arc, and the Mavericks finished at 78.9% from the free throw line by making 15 of their 19 shots. Dallas also dominated the rebounding category with 46 boards (9 offensive, 37 defensive) and achieved 4 block shots. The Mavericks dished out 37 assists and secured 13 steals during the game. Defensively, the Jazz allowed their opponents to shoot 56.7%, with Dallas hitting 55 out of 97 shots. Utah logged 33 assists while forcing 13 turnovers and making 9 steals. On the boards, the Jazz collected 39 rebounds, with 12 on the offensive end. From the free throw line, they converted 18 of 23 attempts for a 78.3% success rate. The Jazz concluded the match with a shooting percentage of 49.0% (47 of 96) and hit 10 of 36 three-point attempts.
Brice Sensabaugh was a standout player in the last outing, shooting an impressive 66.7% from the field and contributing 1 assist in 28 minutes on the court. He grabbed 5 rebounds and scored a total of 27 points on 10 of 15 shooting.
The Jazz come into this matchup with a 14-27 record for the season. They average 119.3 points per game, placing them 6th in the league, while shooting 46.5% from the field. From three-point territory, they hit 34.9% of their shots (552 successful out of 1,580) and convert 80.6% from the free throw line. As a unit, Utah secures 44.3 rebounds per game and has tallied 1,235 assists this season, ranking them 2nd in the NBA in passing efforts. They currently average 15.8 turnovers per game and commit an average of 21.9 personal fouls each outing.
Defensively, the Jazz force 13.6 turnovers per game while averaging 21.4 fouls. They rank last in the league in assists allowed, having relinquished 1,254 so far this season. The Jazz’s defensive efforts have allowed opponents to shoot 49.3% (1,868 of 3,788) and they concede 45.1 rebounds each game. Additionally, they allow a three-point shooting rate of 37.6% and rank last in the league in points allowed per game at 127.4.
In their latest game, the Spurs secured a convincing 119-101 victory against the Bucks. San Antonio registered a total of 50 rebounds (42 defensive and 8 offensive) while committing 17 turnovers while earning 7 steals. The Bucks drew 21 fouls against the Spurs, leading to 27 attempts at the free throw line, of which 23 were successful, resulting in an 85.2% conversion rate. The Spurs excelled in three-point shooting, hitting 16 of 37 attempts (43.2%). Overall, they achieved a field goal percentage of 50.6% by converting 40 of 79 shots. Defensively, they held the Bucks to 39.1% shooting from the field, allowing 34 of 87 shots to go in and permitting them to shoot 35.4% from three-point range (17 out of 48). Milwaukee secured 37 rebounds in total (10 offensive).
Victor Wembanyama emerged as a key player for the Spurs, scoring 22 points in 22 minutes with 1 assist. He shot 58.3% (7 of 12) and pulled down 10 rebounds.
San Antonio boasts a record of 28-13 for the season. They average 19.5 fouls per game and maintain an 79.6% free throw shooting percentage. They dish out an average of 25.6 assists (17th in the NBA) while averaging 14.0 turnovers. The Spurs have accumulated 4,823 points this season (117.6 points per game) and grab 46.8 rebounds per outing. They shoot 47.2% from the field, ranking them 13th in the league.
The Spurs’ defense allows opposing teams to shoot 35.9% from three-point range (550 out of 1,530) and permits 77.4% from the charity stripe. They average 26.3 assists and 42.8 total rebounds per game, placing them 13th and 9th in the league, respectively. Defensively, the Spurs rank 7th in the NBA for points allowed per game at 112.5. They force an average of 13.7 turnovers per game and hold opponents to a shooting percentage of 45.9% from the field (5th in the NBA).
Who will come out on top in tonight’s NBA matchup against the spread?
Prediction: Take San Antonio
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