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NBA : ATS Matchup
Tuesday 2/9/2016Line$ LineOU LineScore
UTAH
 
DALLAS
+1  

-1  
-105

-115

187
 
121
Final
119

UTAH (25 - 25) at DALLAS (29 - 25)
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Tuesday, 2/9/2016 8:35 PM
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707UTAH185.5185
708DALLAS-1.5-1.5
ADVANCED TEAM STATS
UTAH - Current Season Performance
 Straight UpAgainst SpreadTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsW-LO-UScoreHalfFG PctReb.ScoreHalfFG PctReb.
All Games25-25-1.126-2220-2997.447.244.3%51.295.946.444.5%48.8
Road Games8-15-3.611-1210-1396.444.143.9%50.198.845.646.0%48.8
Last 5 Games5-0+53-22-395.047.244.9%52.487.446.241.5%49.6
UTAH Team Statistics
 Shooting    3pt ShootingFree Throws Rebounding 
 PPGHalfFGM-APctFGM-APCTFTM-APctTotOffAstPFStlTOBk
Team Stats (All Games)97.447.236-8044.3%8-2335.7%18-2375.4%511118218145
vs opponents surrendering101.950.838-8444.9%8-2435.1%18-2375.4%521022208145
Team Stats (Road Games)96.444.136-8243.9%8-2236.0%16-2176.0%501219228145
Stats Against (All Games)95.946.435-7944.5%8-2136.6%18-2475.7%491018208145
vs opponents averaging10250.738-8445.0%8-2435.2%18-2475.3%521122208145
Stats Against (Road Games)98.845.636-7846.0%8-2136.5%19-2478.5%491021197146

DALLAS - Current Season Performance
 Straight UpAgainst SpreadTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsW-LO-UScoreHalfFG PctReb.ScoreHalfFG PctReb.
All Games29-25+7.830-2424-29100.549.243.8%50.2101.349.744.9%54.3
Home Games15-10+2.116-99-15101.850.344.2%50.299.048.444.3%52.9
Last 5 Games2-3-0.62-33-296.444.640.6%48.2101.851.846.6%56.8
DALLAS Team Statistics
 Shooting    3pt ShootingFree Throws Rebounding 
 PPGHalfFGM-APctFGM-APCTFTM-APctTotOffAstPFStlTOBk
Team Stats (All Games)100.549.237-8443.8%9-2833.9%17-2278.1%50921197123
vs opponents surrendering10250.738-8445.0%8-2435.3%18-2375.6%521122208145
Team Stats (Home Games)101.850.337-8444.2%9-2735.1%18-2379.4%501021188133
Stats Against (All Games)101.349.738-8544.9%9-2533.9%16-2274.7%541022227134
vs opponents averaging102.150.838-8445.1%8-2335.4%18-2376.1%521022208145
Stats Against (Home Games)99.048.437-8444.3%8-2433.9%16-2178.4%531120228155
Average power rating of opponents played: UTAH 95.2,  DALLAS 96.2
SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
UTAH - Season Results
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateOpponentScoreSULineATSTot.O/UShotsPctREBTOShotsPctREBTO
12/31/2015PORTLAND109-96W-3W188O43-8650.0%46535-7844.9%4710
1/2/2016MEMPHIS92-87W2W184U31-7541.3%591633-8140.7%5211
1/4/2016HOUSTON91-93L3.5W198U30-7540.0%501533-6848.5%4116
1/6/2016@ SAN ANTONIO98-123L13.5L183.5O37-7946.8%391852-8660.5%4113
1/7/2016@ HOUSTON94-103L6.5L196.5O38-7848.7%411939-7552.0%4916
1/9/2016MIAMI98-83W1.5W182U39-7154.9%471634-8241.5%4817
1/10/2016@ LA LAKERS86-74W-3W191U31-6944.9%571429-8932.6%4911
1/13/2016@ PORTLAND85-99L3.5L193U31-7640.8%461439-8844.3%6013
1/14/2016SACRAMENTO101-103L-2.5L200O35-8342.2%461334-7445.9%6315
1/16/2016LA LAKERS109-82W-8.5W191P41-8349.4%561031-9034.4%5514
1/18/2016@ CHARLOTTE119-124L3.5L185.5O44-10442.3%541041-8846.6%6116
1/20/2016@ NEW YORK111-118L2.5L187.5O37-8643.0%521247-9052.2%479
1/22/2016@ BROOKLYN108-86W-5.5W188.5O43-7557.3%491433-7544.0%3111
1/25/2016DETROIT92-95L-3L192U34-8540.0%561334-7545.3%5610
1/27/2016CHARLOTTE102-73W-6.5W193.5U40-8149.4%521025-6836.8%4118
1/29/2016MINNESOTA103-90W-8.5W192O40-7652.6%441335-7546.7%4314
2/1/2016CHICAGO105-96W-5.5W190.5O38-8544.7%621439-9043.3%5414
2/3/2016DENVER85-81W-7.5L195U33-7444.6%471426-7037.1%5214
2/5/2016MILWAUKEE84-81W-7L188U30-7739.0%521530-7142.3%5020
2/6/2016@ PHOENIX98-89W-7W189.5U34-7843.6%57930-8037.5%4910
2/9/2016@ DALLAS              
2/10/2016@ NEW ORLEANS              
2/19/2016BOSTON              
2/21/2016@ PORTLAND              
2/23/2016HOUSTON              
2/25/2016SAN ANTONIO              

DALLAS - Season Results
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateOpponentScoreSULineATSTot.O/UShotsPctREBTOShotsPctREBTO
1/1/2016@ MIAMI82-106L2.5L196U32-8836.4%43946-8256.1%5512
1/2/2016NEW ORLEANS98-105L-4L206U36-8343.4%381340-8348.2%6019
1/5/2016SACRAMENTO117-116W-7L213O45-9845.9%611747-9947.5%5619
1/6/2016@ NEW ORLEANS100-91W8W204U37-8742.5%581034-9237.0%5710
1/8/2016@ MILWAUKEE95-96L0L205U35-8441.7%531637-8046.2%5515
1/10/2016@ MINNESOTA93-87W-4W199U36-7746.8%461333-7941.8%5216
1/12/2016CLEVELAND107-110L5.5W199O39-7949.4%521640-9741.2%529
1/13/2016@ OKLAHOMA CITY89-108L12.5L207U32-8239.0%491638-8246.3%6318
1/15/2016@ CHICAGO83-77W0W201U30-7739.0%50931-8636.0%568
1/17/2016@ SAN ANTONIO83-112L12L196U29-8135.8%521342-9046.7%597
1/18/2016BOSTON118-113W2W202.5O40-9343.0%591440-9442.6%5512
1/20/2016MINNESOTA106-94W-6W200P42-9743.3%581140-9144.0%5517
1/22/2016OKLAHOMA CITY106-109L6.5W208O40-8746.0%41845-9149.5%5814
1/24/2016@ HOUSTON104-115L4L205O36-7945.6%471443-8948.3%547
1/26/2016@ LA LAKERS92-90W-6.5L201U33-7643.4%41630-7440.5%5712
1/27/2016@ GOLDEN STATE107-127L17.5L214.5O44-8750.6%371047-8158.0%469
1/29/2016BROOKLYN91-79W-8W199.5U37-8046.2%551228-7835.9%4810
1/31/2016PHOENIX91-78W-8.5W198U31-7839.7%471427-7436.5%5419
2/1/2016@ ATLANTA97-112L6L199O31-8536.5%51642-8052.5%5615
2/3/2016MIAMI90-93L-2.5L194.5U34-8739.1%52437-8842.0%637
2/5/2016SAN ANTONIO90-116L7.5L197.5O33-7345.2%401541-8051.2%4813
2/6/2016@ MEMPHIS114-110W5W193.5O38-8843.2%51544-8850.0%6311
2/9/2016UTAH              
2/19/2016@ ORLANDO              
2/21/2016PHILADELPHIA              
2/24/2016OKLAHOMA CITY              
KEY GAME INFORMATION
UTAH: Dante Exum tore his ACL over the summer and will not play this season . . . Alec Burks is expected to be 100% after missing most of last season with a shoulder injury. If the improved three-point shot he showed off last year is for real, he'll be a solid two-way player . . . Trey Burke is looking at a sixth man role. It's a better fit for him; he doesn't have the athleticism to keep up with top guards . . . Joe Ingles is back as a solid glue guy in a part-time role . . . Raul Neto can be a solid defender and just might be the favorite to start this season . . . Olivier Hanlan gives them another potential ball-handler off the bench. Utah's go-to scorer is Gordon Hayward. He can knock down open jumpers and showed improved play off the dribble last year . . . Derrick Favors has always been a solid two-way player, and he and Rudy Gobert clicked nicely down the stretch last season . . . Rodney Hood has the makings of a solid 3-and-D wing. He could play his way into big minutes with Hayward's ability to slide to shooting guard . . . Trevor Booker is a decent defender who moves around and sets screens on offense . . . Trey Lyles' ability to step away from the basket is a plus, though he might need a year to add muscle . . . Defensive-minded J.J. O'Brien replaces Jeremy Evans at the end of the bench. The Enes Kanter trade opened up big minutes for Rudy Gobert, and he was a monster in the second half of the season. His defense alone makes him a legitimate All-Star candidate, though opponents will surely go small early and often to try to take him off the court . . . Tibor Pleiss is a bit of a poor man's Kanter, solid and skilled offensively but a poor defender.
DALLAS: Tell the world Deron Williams is coming home. The veteran point guard has lost a step (to put it kindly), but he'll be surrounded by a much better roster than he had in Brooklyn, opening things up a bit more . . . When healthy Wesley Matthews is one of the league's top 3-and-D wings. Dallas paid him despite his ruptured achilles, though he's likely going to be at least limited early in the year . . . If his toe is healthy again, Devin Harris should be able to effectively spell Williams and Matthews . . . J.J. Barea was solid in his return to Dallas last year and should head up the second unit . . . John Jenkins could never stay healthy in Atlanta, but he is an outstanding shooter and possible rotation piece when healthy . . . Raymond Felton plays in the NBA, therefore, so can you!Health is a question mark, but the Mavs will lean on Chandler Parsons as much as they can. He should take on more of a point forward role and be the focal point of the offense once he's fully reocovered from knee surgery in mid-November . . . Ideally, the Mavs would find plenty of rest for Dirk Nowitzki during the regular season. But they'll be battling for a playoff spot, and they'll need vintage Nowitzki . . . Rookie Justin Anderson might be the top wing off the bench. He's a defense first role player who looks NBA-ready . . . Charlie Villanueva could see a few additional minutes and chuck some threes . . . The Mavs are hoping to bring Dwight Powell along as a stretch 4; there are minutes available in the frontcourt . . . Jeremy Evans presumably gives them a candidate for the 2016 Slam Dunk competition. Zaza Pachulia was the consolation prize after the DeAndre Jordan debacle. He's not the physical presence that Jordan is, but he's an active 7-footer who is a starting-caliber performer on both ends of the floor . . . JaVale McGee is a reclamation project for the team. Once he returns from a leg injury in November, McGee could end up providing the type of presence that they wanted in Jordan if he stays healthy and able to learn Rick Carlisle's system.
PREVIEW
Jazz-Mavericks Preview
By KEVIN MASSOTH STATS Writer

The beginning of 2010 was the last time the Utah Jazz won in Dallas, and the end of that year was their most recent winning streak of at least seven games.

While trying to remain one of the NBA's hottest teams, the Jazz can simultaneously end both of those droughts when they visit the Mavericks on Tuesday night.

The opening three months of the season brought mostly headaches for Utah (25-25), but the Jazz have finally found a rhythm with six straight wins - the league's second longest current streak behind Golden State's nine.

Utah has its first winning streak of more than two games this season to reach .500 for the first time since mid-December - doing it in very Jazz-like fashion.

Opponents have averaged 85 points while shooting 40.7 percent with a 29.5 mark from 3-point range. The defense has been there all season for the Jazz, who rank toward the top of the league allowing 95.9 points per game, but they have been especially stingy of late by holding each of their last eight opponents to fewer than 100 points.

Utah never trailed at Phoenix on Saturday and led by as many as 23 points before holding on for a 98-89 victory, its only road win during the streak to improve to 8-15 away from home.

It was also their third straight game holding an opponent to fewer than 92 points which has resulted in a 21-0 record this season.

''I want us to be consistent," coach Quin Snyder said. "(Saturday's) game was (what) a microcosm of the season can look like where you play real well and then you don't play so good. We have been playing well or better.''

Though the Jazz have averaged 89 points the last three games on 42.4 percent shooting, their defense has been good enough to put them in position for their first seven-game winning streak since Nov. 20-Dec. 1, 2010 - a run that was snapped with a 93-81 home loss to the Mavericks two days later.

That defeat started a stretch of 16 Dallas wins in the last 20 games of this series, including nine of the last 10. Utah has lost its last 10 games in Dallas since a win on Jan. 9, 2010, and is 2-22 there dating to March 8, 2003 - including a 102-93 loss on Nov. 20.

Dallas (29-25) is 15-10 at home, though it lost two in a row there as part of last week's three-game skid. The Mavericks snapped the slump with Saturday's 114-110 overtime victory at Memphis, scoring over 100 points for the first time in six games.

Chandler Parsons followed up a six-point showing in Friday's embarrassing 116-90 home loss to San Antonio with 26 on 10-of-15 shooting against the Grizzlies. Dallas scored just 26 points in the first half against the Spurs to follow three consecutive games of shooting under 40 percent.

While Utah has a Wednesday game at New Orleans left before the All-Star break, Dallas closes its first half on Tuesday.

"It's important to get this game because it is the last game and because we want to take some momentum into the break," coach Rick Carlisle said at Monday's practice. "But we're not thinking about the result, we're thinking about the process."


Last Updated: 3/19/2024 2:49:07 AM EST.


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