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The Utah Jazz were the overwhelming favorites to win the NBA’s Las Vegas Summer League before they started out, but after two games, they have performed terribly. Utah defeated the Dallas Mavericks by a narrow margin before falling to the Sacramento Kings 12 points on Monday night. The Jazz’s potential is undoubtedly limited by the fact that Walker Kessler and Keyonte George haven’t played in Vegas, but they still trail the Toronto Raptors by just 2.5 points on Wednesday.

Toronto has defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder and Denver Nuggets in its first two games in Las Vegas. The Raptors aren’t exactly loaded with young talent, but neither are those teams. The two most well-known players on Toronto’s roster are Ochai Agbaji and former first-round choice Gradey Dick, but only three players scored in double figures during the team’s 84-81 victory over Denver. Will the Raptors be able to go 3-0? Or will Utah finally live up to the great expectations of oddsmakers when it arrived in Vegas? Let’s analyze the chances, people to keep an eye on, and my recommendation for Wednesday’s game.

JAZZ VS. RAPTORS WAYS TO VIEW Wednesday, July 17 at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time Location: Mack & Thomas Center How to Watch ESPN 2 on TV Raptors standings: 2-0 Jazz record: 1–1. TORONTO: KEY PLAYERS TO WATCH: RAPTORS VS. JAZZ RAPTORS Gradey Dick: Dick, who was selected in the first round of the 2023 NBA Draft, had a terrible game against Denver, going just 4 points from the field while shooting 2 for 9 from the field and 0 for 5 from three. The Raptors managed to win the game in spite of it, and I’d be surprised if the shooter struggled that much again on Wednesday.