The (37-22) Utah Jazz will look to continue their dominance when they head to Phoenix to take on the Chris Paul-less top-seeded (49-10) Phoenix Suns.
The Jazz are currently riding a wave momentum, winning six of their last seven and coming off a win against Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks. Their next challenge comes in the form of the number one team in the NBA, defeating the Phoenix Suns.
The jazz will have to beat the Suns potentially without their second-best player in the Center, Rudy Gobert.
For the Suns, they have been very dominant this season, looking like a front runner in many eyes to hoist up the Larry O’ Brien for the first time in the franchise history.