The Utah Jazz picked up their second-straight win on a SEGABABA (second night of a back-to-back) against the San Antonio Spurs with a final score of 127-114. Here are the biggest takeaways from the night:

De'Aaron Fox ended up having an impact for the Spurs in this matchup. He knocked down 12 out of 19 in the game for a rate of 63.2%, and had 4 rebounds. Fox racked up 29 points in his 33 minutes on the court and had 3 dimes in the game.

That said, Utah on the road is a completely different team. Tonight they take on Spurs team that looked dominant against the reigning champion, Oklahoma City Thunder. Utah comes into this resting Kevin Love, something they might have wanted to do last game….

Jazz rookie forward Ace Bailey won't play Saturday on the road against the Spurs due to a left hip flexor strain.

It was another big night for Keyonte George in the midst of the Utah Jazz 's 131-129 upset win over the Detroit Pistons.

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Last time the Jazz matched up against this team, it resulted in a 103-114 loss, and an impressive 31-point outing from Cade Cunningham on the other side. Time will tell if Utah can flip the script to get on the right side of things and avoid an 0-2 season series sweep.

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It was a huge win for the Utah Jazz on their home floor as they took down the East's number-one Detroit Pistons.

The Jazz host the Detroit Pistons on Friday as 9-point underdogs with a total of 243 points. Utah is a distinctly different team at home. Utah ranks eighth at home in offensive efficiency but third-worst on the road. The logical explanation for that is their opponents struggle on defense in the altitude.