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When/where: 9 p.m. Monday; Vivint Arena, Salt Lake City

TV/radio: Bally Sports Southwest; WOAI-AM 1200, KXTN-AM 1350 and FM 107.5 (Spanish)

PROBABLE STARTERS

Spurs: PG Dejounte Murray (6-4, 4th year), SG Devin Vassell (6-5, 1st), SF DeMar DeRozan (6-6, 12th), PF Keldon Johnson (6-5, 2nd), C Jakob Poeltl (7-1, 5th)

Jazz: PG Joe Ingles (6-8, 7th year), SG Royce O’Neal (6-6, 4th), SF Bojan Bogdanovic (6-8, 7th), PF Georges Niang (6-7, 5th), C Rudy Gobert (7-1, 8th)

RESERVES

Spurs: G Patty Mills (6-1, 12th year), F Rudy Gay (6-8, 15th), G/F Lonnie Walker IV (6-4, 3rd), F/C Drew Eubanks (6-9, 3rd), C Gorgui Dieng (6-10, 8th), G Tre Jones (6-1, 1st), F Keita Bates-Diop (6-8, 3rd), F Cameron Reynolds (6-7, 2nd), G Quinndary Weatherspoon (6-3, 2nd). Questionable: Murray (sore left knee). Inactive: Derrick White (right ankle sprain), Trey Lyles (right ankle sprain)

Jazz: G Jordan Clarkson (6-5, 7th year), G Trent Forrest (6-5, 1st), F/C Derrick Favors (6-10, 11th), G Matt Thomas (6-4, 2nd), F Ersan Ilyasova (6-9, 13th), F Jarrell Brantley (6-6, 2nd), G Elijah Hughes (6-6, 1st), F Juwan Morgan (6-8, 2nd), G Miye Oni (6-3, 2nd). Inactive: Udoka Azubuike (right ankle sprain), Mike Conley (tight right hamstring), Donovan Mitchell (right ankle sprain)

COACHES

Spurs: Gregg Popovich

Jazz: Quin Snyder

STAT LEADERS

Spurs: Points, DeRozan, 21.7 per game; rebounds, Poeltl, 8.0; assists, DeRozan, 7.4; steals, Murray, 1.6; blocks, Poeltl, 1.8

Jazz: Points, Mitchell, 26.4 per game; rebounds, Gobert, 13.4; assists, Conley, 1.4; steals, Conley 1.4; blocks, Gobert 2.8

NOTABLE

This is the second of three games this season between the Spurs and Jazz. With Bogdanovic pumping in 28 points, Utah won the first meeting 130-109 on Jan. 3 in San Antonio. The Spurs lead the all-time series 107-84, but the Jazz are 61-34 against the Silver & Black in Salt Lake City.

The Jazz are averaging a league-best 16.9 3-pointers per contest, which is on pace to set an NBA record for most 3s per contest in a single season, while giving up a league-low 10.8 3s. The 1999-2000 Indiana Pacers were the last and only team in league history to make the most 3s and give up the least per game in a season, per the Elias Sports Bureau.

Clarkson, a graduate of Wagner High School, is averaging a career-best 17.4 points per game, which leads all NBA reserves. He also leads all bench players with 178 made 3-pointers.

Tom Orsborn