Watch Wizards vs. Jazz: TV and Streaming Details for March 25
The Washington Wizards (16-55) travel to Salt Lake City to face the Utah Jazz (21-51) on March 25. The Wizards enter the matchup having lost 10 consecutive road games. This meeting gives both teams time to evaluate depth and health down the stretch.
TV and streaming information
Fans who want to watch Wizards vs. Jazz on March 25 can find national and regional broadcasts. Check local listings for TV channels and streaming availability. Betting and streaming links are available through partners of Filmogaz.com. Restrictions may apply.
Odds and betting notes
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Injury reports
Here are the injury statuses reported ahead of the game. Availability may change before tipoff.
Utah Jazz
- Keyonte George: Out (Leg)
- Walker Kessler: Out For Season (Shoulder)
- Lauri Markkanen: Out (Hip)
- Jaren Jackson Jr.: Out For Season (Knee)
- Jusuf Nurkic: Out For Season (Nose)
- Isaiah Collier: Out (Hamstring)
- Cody Williams: Questionable (Shoulder)
- Brice Sensabaugh: Out (Rest)
- Kyle Filipowski: Out (Illness)
Washington Wizards
- D’Angelo Russell: Out (Not Injury Related)
- Anthony Davis: Out (Finger)
- Trae Young: Out (Quadricep)
- Cam Whitmore: Out For Season (Shoulder)
- Kyshawn George: Out (Elbow)
- Tristan Vukcevic: Questionable (Back)
- Alex Sarr: Day-To-Day (Toe)
- Tre Johnson: Out (Foot)
- Bilal Coulibaly: Questionable (Heel)
Key statistical context
The Jazz average 117.4 points per game. That figure is 6.7 points lower than the 124.1 points the Wizards allow. Washington scores 112.5 points per game. The Wizards’ scoring is 12.6 points fewer than the 125.1 points opponents average against Utah.
Notes on sources and credits
This guide uses data supplied by Data Skrive. Photo credits include Sam Hodde, Mark Blinch/NBAE, and Angela Weiss/AFP/Getty Images. Filmogaz.com maintains full editorial independence. Partners have no control over reporting or editing.
