Jaren Jackson Jr. anota 23 en su debut como local y Jazz propina 14ta derrota seguida a Kings
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Jaren Jackson Jr. anotó 23 puntos al debutar en casa para conducir el miércoles al Jazz de Utah hacia una paliza de 121-93 sobre los Kings de Sacramento.
Lauri Markkanen anotó 19 puntos para ayudar a que el Jazz ganara su segundo partido consecutivo. Isaiah Collier sumó 12 puntos y 14 asistencias. Brice Sensabaugh aportó 19 puntos desde el banquillo.
Utah acertó el 54,7% de sus tiros de campo y encestó 15 triples. Jackson y Markkanen se combinaron para 15 canastas en tres cuartos.
DeMar DeRozan encabezó a Sacramento con 20 puntos y Devin Carter añadió 19. Los Kings perdieron su 14.º partido consecutivo tras ir abajo por dos dígitos durante los últimos 40 minutos.
Utah superó a Sacramento por 25-6 en puntos al contraataque y por 58-42 en la pintura.
El Jazz amplió su ventaja a 34 puntos tras tres cuartos, al ponerse 100-66 cuando Sensabaugh anotó una bandeja con “finger roll” para vencer la bocina.
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