Jazz Guard Jordan Clarkson Converts Four-Point Play Against Heat

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – Jazz guard Jordan Clarkson converted a four-point play after burying a three-pointer while getting fouled during the fourth quarter of Utah’s game against the Miami Heat.

The Jazz hosted the Heat at Vivint Arena on Saturday, February 13.

With 8:20 left to play, Clarkson connected on a triple from the left angle while getting fouled by Miami’s Kendrick Nunn.

Clarkson buried his foul shot to convert the four-point play.

The sequence stretched Utah’s lead to 92-69.

Clarkson’s three was his second of the game. He’s buried at least one three-pointer in 53 consecutive games, which is a franchise record.

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— utahjazz (@utahjazz) February 14, 2021

After Clarkson’s free throw, he had 10 points on 4-14 shooting, including 2-9 from beyond the arc.

In addition to his scoring, Clarkson had four rebounds, five assists, and two steals during his first 25 minutes on the court.