NBA 10:00 Utah Jazz vs. Boston Celtics. We're professional when it comes to the NBA! Utah Jazz recently shows a superior offensive conversion rate of 16.8%, significantly higher than the Boston Celtics' 12.3%. Their expected goals (xG) efficiency of 0.93 also surpasses their opponents' 0.79. Key pass success stands at 72.4% compared to the Celtics' 65.1%, with a superior attacking pass value of 0.87, leading their opponents by 0.15. The Jazz's midfield control rate (54.2%) and transition speed (averaging 5.3 seconds to complete a counterattack) are also advantageous. They also cover more ground (109.2km) and have a higher number of high-intensity sprints (138), exceeding the Celtics by over 10%. Boston Celtics' defence has evident weaknesses, with an average of 18.7 steals conceded per game and an interception success rate of only 61.4%. They also have a clearance error rate of 12.3%. The Jazz's offensive efficiency and scoring chance conversion rate (0.42) far exceed the Celtics' (0.29), with the xG comparison (3.2-1.8) further indicating offensive dominance. Both teams have an average of 42.6 offensive finishes in recent matches. Considering the over/under line of 240.5, the high-intensity competition will inevitably increase the total score. Recommendation: Over 240.5