The Utah Jazz have had a bumpy Thanksgiving road trip. They are 1-2 with their sole win coming against a rebuilding Memphis Grizzlies team. That win required a spirited second half comeback and Bojan Bogdanovic scoring 30 points for the second time in as many games. Utah’s task this afternoon will not be an easy one. Less than 48 hours after struggling with the Grizzlies (in Vancouver attire ironically), the Jazz will go to Memphis’ sister expansion franchise Toronto to take on a Raptors team that has not skipped a beat despite losing arguably the best player in the NBA, Kawhi Leonard.
Snow and Raptors in the forecast for Utah Jazz as they travel to Toronto
