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Utah Jazz End Homestand with Blowout Loss to Blazers - KSL Sports
- The Portland Trail Blazers defeated the Utah Jazz 112-90 on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, in Salt Lake City, rebounding from their first loss. Deni Avdija led Portland with 24 points, while Damian Lillard added 22.
- Without Ja Morant, sidelined for four weeks with a hamstring strain, and Shaedon Sharpe, Portland faced backcourt challenges. Toumani Camara, Scoot Henderson, and Jrue Holiday each tallied 14 points as the team moved to 4-1.
- Tight defense and a 48-37 rebounding edge fueled the victory, as the Blazers held Utah scoreless during a 17-0 opening run. Portland forced turnovers, and five players reached double-figures.
- Utah shot a dismal 37.1% from the field, failing to reach 103 points for the first time this season. Rookie Darryn Peterson scored 16 points and Lauri Markkanen added 13.
- On Monday night, the Blazers visit the Denver Nuggets. Meanwhile, the Jazz travel to face the San Antonion Spurs on the same night, hoping to break their current losing streak.
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Independent EspañolPortland takes over Utah with a solid performance by Avdija and Lillard, recovering from its recent setback.The visiting team dominated the game.The Jazz suffered its fourth consecutive defeat, affected by ball losses and a low shooting percentage.The Blazers' defense was key.
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Portland 112, Utah 90
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Avdija scores 24 and Lillard has 22 as Portland rolls over Utah 112-90
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Deni Avdija scored 24 points, Damian Lillard added 22, and the Portland Trail Blazers rebounded from their first loss of the season by blowing past
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