Utah Jazz vs Charlotte Hornets NBA Predictions Picks and Odds 01/15/25

On Wednesday(01/15), the Utah Jazz(10-28) will clash against the Charlotte Hornets(8-28) in an NBA Regular-Season game. The Jazz is 14th in the Western Conference, while the Hornets are 14th in the East. Know out about the predictions and analysis related to the game below.

Where to watch Utah Jazz vs Charlotte Hornets

When and where can you catch this NBA game? Here is information about the list of broadcasters.

Date: 01/15
Time: 7:00 PM (MT)
Location: Delta Center (Salt Lake City, Utah)
Where to watch: The match is available via the NBA League Pass.

Utah Jazz vs Charlotte Hornets Preview

The Jazz is in rebuild mode

The Jazz is entering the game after a close one-point Overtime win against the Brooklyn Nets behind a 23-point and 7-assist performance by Isaiah Collier. It help them break a three-game losing streak. The Jazz has already lost four or more games in four instances this season apart from a bunch of three-game losing streaks, which sums up their season. They are waiting for the 2025 Draft in hopes of landing a franchise face, but as of now, they are not in the win-now mode.

The Hornets are doing even worse

The Hornets come into this game after suffering a seven-point loss against the Phoenix Suns despite a 25-point and 11 assists performance by Lonzo Ball. The franchise has been in a downward spiral for a long time and offers no hope to their fans. They have suffered a ten-game losing streak and a eight-game losing streak which only helps them in landing one of the top picks in the upcoming draft. But will things even if they land a high-quality talent?

Utah Jazz vs. Charlotte Hornets Prediction

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Bet 1- Points: Utah Jazz: Under 106.5 for +110 at BetMGM

Bet 2- Spread: Hornets -6.5 for +105

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Utah Jazz vs Charlotte Hornets: Stats

Utah Jazz Recent Games:

Won 112-111(OT) against the Brooklyn Nets.
Lost 106-114 against the Phoenix Suns.
Lost 92-97 to the Miami Heat.

Key stats:

The Jazz has won 6 and lost 10 games against teams with less than a 50% win record.
Isaiah Collier has dished 7 or more assists in four straight games.
Brice Sensabaugh has scored at least 16 points in three straight games.

Charlotte Hornets’s latest games:

Lost 113-120 against the Phoenix Suns.
Won 115-104 against the Phoenix Suns.
Lost 105-115 against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Key stats:

The Hornets have lost seven in a row away from home.
Mark Williams has grabbed 9 or more rebounds in seven straight games.
Brandon Miller has scored 19 or more points in four of the last five games.

Utah Jazz vs Charlotte Hornets– Final Prediction and Additional Information

Both teams are struggling but the Jazz has been a bit more competitive. This is despite the Hornets having two strong scorers in LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller. Overall, this one is tricky to predict because both squads lack any sort of consistency. However, the Hornets will enter as favorites here as the Jazz are missing their key players Colin Sexton, Lauri Markannen, Keyonte George, and John Collins. The score can be under 115 points for both points with Jazz perhaps struggling to crack the 105 mark.

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Shubham Singh

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Hi, I am Shubham. I am currently an NBA Predictions Writer on The Playoffs. I enjoy this job because it helps keep me in the loop about the game I love while fulfilling the pleasure I derive from stats. I got into NBA writing through social media interactions in the mid-2010s as I shared my takes on young talents such as D’Angelo Russell. I hope you enjoy reading my pieces as much as Dennis Rodman loved rebounding the basketball!