This game focuses on the offensive efficiency and interior dominance of the two teams. In terms of shooting accuracy, the Los Angeles Clippers have maintained a 48.1% field goal percentage in their last 10 games, slightly higher than the Utah Jazz's 47.4%. From beyond the arc, the Clippers have a 38.8% three-point shooting percentage, also marginally better than their opponents' 38.8%. However, the Jazz have shown stable form with three-point shooting percentages of 35.7% and 38.8% in the regular season and the last 10 games, respectively, and are not significantly behind. In terms of rebounding, the Utah Jazz demonstrate stronger interior control, averaging 44.1 rebounds in their last 10 games, a significant advantage over the Clippers' 37.9. The Clippers' decline in rebounding primarily occurred in the last 10 games, with their offensive rebounding performance being more active during the preseason. The Jazz's overall rebounding advantage helps control the pace of transition offense and create more second-chance opportunities. Supporting statistics also reflect the different team-building styles of the two teams. The Jazz have performed more efficiently in assists, ranking among the top teams in the league with 31.5 assists in the last 10 games, indicating their emphasis on team basketball. In contrast, the Clippers' average of 22.9 assists in the last 10 games reflects their greater reliance on key players, which may allow the Jazz to be more targeted in limiting the game rhythm of their core players. In the data comparison on the defensive end, the Clippers' average steals and turnovers show a certain stability, with an average of 9 steals and 13.6 turnovers in the last 10 games. Although the Jazz's steals are slightly lower, with only 7, their turnovers are 14, and their overall defense is more disciplined, potentially putting pressure on the Clippers' outside organisation. 01-02 11:30 Los Angeles Clippers Utah Jazz Match direction: 235.5, Over