The Boston Celtics are set to clash with the Utah Jazz in an NBA matchup. The Jazz, currently 11th in the Western Conference with a 12-19 record, have a 40% home win rate (8-10). Despite recent fluctuations with a 2-3 record in their last 5 games, their home games demonstrate competitiveness, with an average of 120.5 points per game on offense, spearheaded by Lauri Markkanen's 27.9 points per game. However, injuries are a concern for the Jazz, with key players such as Kessler (10.8 rebounds per game) and Niang sidelined, potentially impacting their interior defense and rebounding. The Celtics, positioned third in the Eastern Conference with a 19-12 record, are in strong form, having won 8 of their last 10 games, and hold a 60% away win rate (9-6). In their last 10 games, Utah Jazz have won 4 and lost 6. The Utah Jazz's recent form is good, but the gap between them and their opponent is not large. The Boston Celtics have won 7 and lost 3 in their last 10 games. This is due to the Boston Celtics' players' mental state and condition. The Boston Celtics' performance has been inconsistent. The Boston Celtics' performance is average, ranking in the middle to upper ranks of the league, and they underperformed in their last game. The Utah Jazz has been performing very well recently, with the team achieving multiple victories. Recent player injuries have led to a poor record for the team. Judging from their performance, the Utah Jazz has an advantage. Both teams' recent form has fluctuated, so who will seize the initiative in this game?