Jazz vs. Hawks: Injury Report Announced for Post-Deadline Clash

Jazz vs. Hawks: Injury Report Announced for Post-Deadline Clash

The Utah Jazz are set to face the Atlanta Hawks in a highly anticipated matchup following the trade deadline. This will be the second encounter between the two teams this season. Their last meeting ended with the Jazz losing 122-132 back in November. Roster changes and injuries will be significant factors in this upcoming game.

Injury Report for Jazz vs. Hawks

Both teams are dealing with notable injuries that could impact their performance in this clash.

Utah Jazz Injury Report

  • OUT – Keyonte George (left ankle; sprain)
  • OUT – Jaren Jackson Jr. (trade pending)
  • OUT – Walker Kessler (left shoulder; injury recovery)
  • OUT – John Konchar (trade pending)
  • OUT – Vince Williams Jr. (trade pending)
  • QUESTIONABLE – Kevin Love (illness)

Keyonte George will miss his third consecutive game due to a sprained ankle. His absence leaves a gap in the Jazz’s backcourt. Isaiah Collier is likely to take on the starting point guard role after a stellar performance where he recorded 22 assists.

Jaren Jackson Jr. remains sidelined as his trade from the Memphis Grizzlies is still pending. The future of the team might take shape after the following matchup against the Orlando Magic, where fans hope to see Jackson debut.

Kevin Love’s status is uncertain due to illness, and if he cannot play, it could lead to more opportunities for Kyle Filipowski and Jusuf Nurkic.

Atlanta Hawks Injury Report

  • QUESTIONABLE – Onyeka Okongwu (dental fracture)
  • OUT – N’Faly Dante (right knee; torn ACL)
  • OUT – Luke Kennard (trade pending)
  • OUT – Kristaps Porzingis (trade pending)

The Hawks might be without Onyeka Okongwu due to a dental fracture, which could impact their frontcourt strength. Additionally, their recent trade acquisitions, Luke Kennard and Kristaps Porzingis, are also out as the team awaits to integrate its new players.

The Jazz and Hawks are scheduled to tip off at State Farm Arena at 5 p.m. MT. The Jazz will be aiming for a second consecutive win following a remarkable victory over the Pacers despite having only seven active players. For the latest updates on the game and more, visit Filmogaz.com.