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The Atlanta Hawks defeated the Utah Jazz 132–122 on November 13 at Delta Center, with Onyeka Okongwu and Jalen Johnson combining for 63 points to power the visitors' offense. The Hawks shot 51.1% from the field and made 24 three-pointers, establishing early control by outscoring Utah 42–33 in the opening quarter and 38–34 in the second. Lauri Markkanen led the Jazz with 40 points, while Anthony Bailey added 21, but Utah's 48.9% shooting and 19 made threes proved insufficient to overcome Atlanta's superior ball movement and defense. The Hawks' 18 steals and 123.7 offensive rating demonstrated their dominance, while the Jazz's 24 turnovers and 109.7 offensive rating highlighted their struggles. Utah's fourth-quarter collapse—managing just 19 points—sealed the outcome despite a competitive third quarter. Atlanta's decisive 10-point victory, built on efficient perimeter shooting and defensive pressure, strengthens their position in the Eastern Conference standings.
