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Philadelphia 76ers are 29th in Spot up shots
Here are the catch and shoots numbers for the 76ers
JJ Redick 31 of 84 (37%)
Landry Shame 17 of 57 (29.8%)
Joel Embiid 20 of 53 (38%)
Mike Muscala 14 of 43 (33%)
Furkan Korkmaz 7 of 14 (50%)
76ers 10 Jazz 2 with 10:00 left in the 1st quarter
Crowd chanting Jimmy Butler Jimmy Butler as he nails a three.
Sixers have shown all their talents. Simmons in the open floor in transition, Redick on a curl to the basket, Embiid in the post and Butler with 2 buckets.
76ers 40 Jazz 28 wth 9:59 in 2nd quarter
Donovan Mitchell makes back to back shots including a awesome alley opp
Jazz not getting stops . Sixers are 14 of 19 from the field
76ers 52 Jazz 46 with 2:55 in 2nd quarter
This game feels very one sided and statistically is very one sided.
However, Jazz are within 6.
This either means one of two things. Jazz are about to come back and win and the Sizers are really not as good as people thought. Or ….
76ers 54 Jazz 52 at the half.
Jazz really battled
Shot 1 for 12 from three
EFG% is Philly 60% Jazz 43%
Philly blew a huge lead in their last game v. Orlando including giving up a 21-0 run in the 4th quarter
76ers 68 Jazz 62 with 7:39 left in the 3rd quarter
Jazz tied it at 60
Ben Simmons asserting himself on the game much more than 1st half.
Three-point shooting: Jazz 2 of 13; Sixers 7 of 14
I’m going for a reverse jinx here – Jazz have missed 13 straight corner 3 shots over the last 2 games
Jazz 93 76ers 88 with 8:35 left in the 4th quarter
9-2 run by Jazz
Jazz 95 Sixers 94 with 6:59 left in the 4th quarter
Joel Embiid 5 of 17 from the field tonight
Donovan Mitchell 10 of 29
Nothing pretty
Two teams battling
Sixers 113 Jazz 107 Final Score
Sixers close on a 23-12 over final 7:25
Jazz miss 16 free throws and make some crucial mistakes
David Locke, radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider, brings you the daily podcast on the Utah Jazz, Locked On Jazz
- Blazers had a great game plan v. the Utah Jazz
- Jazz are amazing to have stayed above water without Donovan and Mike
- However, Jazz are wearing out and a lot is being asked of Joe Ingles and Jordan Clarkson
- Warriors and Blazers were playing playoff games and it showed
- Biggest concern on the Jazz
- Completely freaking out.
The Utah Jazz fall short to the Portland Blazers, 105-98, as the offense struggled to get into a rhythm while still missing their two All-stars. For a recap of tonight’s action, tune into this edition of Jazz Game Rewind!
David Locke and Ron Boone bring you POSTCAST after each Jazz game.
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