Utah Jazz Defeats New York Knicks 121-106

The Utah Jazz defeated the New York Knicks 121-106, snapping a four-game losing streak, with Lauri Markkanen leading the way with 34 points and Collin Sexton contributing 25 points, including four 3-pointers in the fourth quarter. Walker Kessler's return from injury bolstered the Jazz, providing essential rim protection and facilitating improved offensive spacing, as the team shot 55.9% from beyond the arc. The Knicks struggled offensively, shooting only 39% from the field, with OG Anunoby as their top scorer at 27 points. This loss marked the Knicks' first defeat in five games, highlighting their inconsistent performance despite high expectations. The game showcased New York's reliance on newly acquired players Mikal Bridges and Karl-Anthony Towns, who failed to significantly impact the match. Overall, the Jazz's improved defense and offensive efficiency were key factors in their victory.