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Charlotte Bobcats (14-17) @ Utah Jazz (9-24)


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Charlotte is taking on the Jazz tonight in what will be Big Al's first return to trip to Salt Lake City; look for him to put on a show against all his old fans tonight.

 

Charlotte Bobcats Depth Chart

PG: Kemba Walker, Ramon Sessions, Jannero Pargo

SG: Gerald Henderson, Ben Gordon

SF: Anthony Tolliver, Chris Douglas-Roberts, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (injured), Jeff Taylor (injured)

PF: Josh McRoberts, Cody Zeller, Jeff Adrien

C: Al Jefferson, Bismack Biyombo, Brendan Haywood (injured)

 

Utah Jazz Depth Chart

PG: Trey Burke, John Lucas III, Diante Garrett

SG: Gordon Hayward, Alec Burks, Brandon Rush, Ian Clark

SF: Richard Jefferson, Jeremy Evans

PF: Marvin Williams, Mike Harris

C:Derrick Favors, Enes Kanter, Andris Biedrins, Rudy Gobert

 

Key Match-Up: Kemba Walker vs. Trey Burke... The Jazz usually lose is Burke is held under 20 points

 

Go Cats!!!

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