Colin Sexton (24), who grew up as a backcourt ace for the Utah Jazz (hereinafter referred to as Utah), returns.
According to ESPN reporter Dave McManamin, Sexton will return to play against the Los Angeles Lakers on the 5th at 10:00 am (Korean time).
Sexton has been sidelined for about two months after injuring his left hamstring in a game against the Memphis Grizzlies on February 6. He is expected to be limited to 16 to 20 minutes as it is his comeback match. 온라인카지노
Wearing a Utah uniform as a trade with Lauri Makkanen, who is aiming for the All-NBA team this season, Sexton played an average of 24 minutes per game in 47 games (15 starts) this season, averaging 14.3 points, 2.2 rebounds and 2.9 assists, and a 50.7% field goal success rate (9.7 points). Attempts) He played an active role with a 3-point success rate of 41% (2.5 attempts) and a free throw success rate of 82.2% (4.2 attempts).
Sexton, who served as a backup to former backcourt ace Mike Conley, appeared on the pitch efficiently, unlike his days with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Sexton, in particular, started to pick up the volume after Conley went up to the trade block. He kept his field efficiency intact, averaging 19.3 points, 3.3 rebounds and 5.5 assists over his last four games before being hurt by injury.
Sexton looks set to form a backcourt partner with Talon Horton-Tucker, who has recently exploded in Utah. In the past, Sexton had scored a lot even in coexistence with heavy ballhandler Darius Garland.
Meanwhile, Utah is in 12th place in the Western Conference with 36-42 (0.462).
Utah didn’t give up because it was away from the play-in tournament. In the last two games, he showed his potential by directing a close match between the Boston Celtics, 2nd in the Eastern Conference, and the Brooklyn Nets, 6th in the East.
Utah, which is likely to be eliminated from the play-in tournament if it loses even once, threw the last game against the Lakers this time. Expectations are focused on whether Sexton, who has returned to the court, will be able to bring a spring stage to Utah.