Sixers-Jazz: Odds, Notes, Injuries, Key Trends

by Landon Buford

November 16, 2021

Reading Time: 3 mins read

The Sixers will face off against the Utah Jazz on TNT on Tuesday night. The Philadelphia is coming off a five-point [118-113] loss against the Indiana Pacers on Saturday night.

The Sixers, who will be without Joel Embiid in the contest, sport a record of 8-6. The Jazz are 8-5 entering the contest.

Sixers-Jazz Odds

Spread: Jazz -10.5
Total: 217
Moneyline: 76ers +360

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76ers injury report vs Jazz:

– Matisse Thybulle (Covid -19 protocols)
– Danny Green (hamstring)
– Aaron Henry (illness)
– Ben Simmons (personal)
– Joel Embiid (Covid -19 protocols)
– Grant Riller (meniscus left knee) #TakeNote #NBATwitter

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How Can 76ers Pull Off The Upset?

The Philadelphia 76ers will have to be clicking on all cylinders and will have to get a big game from Tobias Harris. They may also need to have some luck go their way with the Jazz not having a great shooting night on the offensive end.

Key Stats and Trends

Sixers have won each of their last seven games against Western Conference opponents.
Tobias Harris has scored 22+ points in each of the last three meetings against the Jazz.
The Sixers have covered the spread in seven of the past eight games against the Jazz.

Prop to Consider

Mike Conley has scored 15+ points against the 76ers in seven out of eight games.
Bojan Bogdanović has scored 18+ points in 17 out of 22 games at home.

Additional 76ers Notes

Danny Green has been ruled out against the Jazz after suffering a setback, says SI’s Justin Grasso.
According to Kyle Neubeck of PhillyVoice.com, Rich Paul is creating noise that is hurting his client Ben Simmons.