It was a slow game on the offensive end in Thursday's Bulls-Jazz matchup, as both teams struggled to find their shots. The game's leading scorer, Chicago's Jimmy Butler, had 20 points, but shot just 7 - of - 19. Sophomore point guard Jerian Grant, starting in place of an injured Rajon Rondo (ankle), went just 2 - of - 10 from the field, and center Robin Lopez went a sub - par 5 - of - 16. Things did n't look much better for Utah, as star Gordon Hayward shot just 3 - of - 15 on the night. Starters Rodney Hood and Boris Diaw also struggled, hitting 5 - of - 16 and 1 - of - 6, respectively. Despite the slow offense it was by no means a sloppy game, as the two teams combined for just 21 turnovers. Both the Bulls and Jazz have consistently been stellar rebounding teams, and the battle on the boards was a well - fought one as well. The Jazz took the rebounding advantage 48 - 46, with center Rudy Gobert grabbing 13 and Hayward pulling down 12. For the Bulls, Butler and Lopez had 12 each.
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