The Spurs’ depth has been tested with key players like Devin Vassell and Jeremy Sochan out, but Keldon Johnson (probable) has been a steady force on both ends of the floor, and his return could spell trouble for Utah. Meanwhile, the Jazz will lean on Collin Sexton, who’s available and likely their best hope for creating offense.

The NBA returns to group play in the NBA Cup as the San Antonio Spurs (9-8) are on the road Tuesday against the Utah Jazz (4-12). Tip-off from Delta Center is at 9 p.m. ET. Let's analyze BetMGM Sportsbook's NBA odds around the Spurs vs.

The Jazz enter Tuesday’s game following their most impressive outing of the season, a 121-106 victory over the New York Knicks. Fueled by hot 3-point shooting (19-of-34), effective ball movement (30 assists), and a stifling defense anchored by Walker Kessler, Utah began the homestand with a win.

The Utah Jazz are back taking on the San Antonio Spurs for the fourth and final time during the 2024-25, this time with stakes in the group stage of the NBA Cup. For the Jazz, their fate is all but sealed in the NBA Cup,

The Spurs are 2-1 against Utah so far, including a 126-118 win at that Frost Bank Center on Thursday that included a rally from 20 points down, the club’s largest comeback victory of the season.

Did I hear someone call for a rematch? No? Well, you’re getting one anyway when the Utah Jazz face the San Antonio Spurs tonight for the fourth time in the last 25 days. You’re welcome. This edition will take shape as an NBA Cup matchup,