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The Lakers have won five of their last six games at 3-3 ATS after getting off to a slow start in LeBron?s LA debut. James scored 51 points in his last outing, Sunday?s 113-97 win over his former employers, the Miami Heat (+1.5 at home). However, point guard Rajon Rondo broke his right hand last week and isn?t expected to return until sometime in December after undergoing successful surgery.
Utah are fully healthy at this point, but they?ve split their last six games SU and ATS as they continue to struggle at both ends of the court. Rookie of the Year runner-up Donovan Mitchell isn?t playing at quite the same level as a sophomore, hitting just 29.3% from downtown. Ricky Rubio (a career-low 35.2%) is also having difficulty from long range. As a result, the Jazz have a minus-2.5 point differential on the season, well below the Lakers at plus-1.2.
NBA Odds: Lakers Host Jazz in First Post-Thanksgiving Game
Maybe this LeBron James thing will work out after all. The Los Angeles Lakers (9-7 SU, 6-10 ATS) have won five of their last six games; they?ll host the struggling Utah Jazz (8-9 SU and ATS) this Friday at 10:30 PM ET on NBA-TV.
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James is coming off Sunday?s 51-point performance in a 113-97 win over one of his former teams, the Miami Heat (+1.5 at home). Unfortunately, LeBron and the Lakers will have to make do without point guard Rajon Rondo (broken hand) until December. The Jazz are healthy, but they?re 3-3 SU and ATS in their last six.
The Los Angeles Lakers (9-7 SU, 6-10 ATS) are on a roll, winning five of their last six, and they can take advantage of the struggling Utah Jazz (8-9 SU and ATS) this Friday at Staples Center. NBA-TV have the coverage at 10:30 PM ET.
The cold-shooting Utah Jazz (8-9 SU and ATS), at just 32.3% from behind the arc, visit LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers (9-7 SU, 6-10 ATS) this Friday at 10:30 PM ET on NBA-TV.
LeBron James and the 9-7 Los Angeles Lakers host Rudy Gobert and the 8-9 Utah Jazz this Friday, beginning at 10:30 PM ET on NBA-TV.
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