The Utah Jazz overcame a slow start to beat the San Antonio Spurs 130-118 on Tuesday night, fueled by Lauri Markkanen's 31-point, 12-rebound performance. Jordan Clarkson contributed 24 points and eight assists, while Collin Sexton ignited the crowd with a 360-degree dunk off a turnover to start the second half.

Sexton's dazzling performance:

Sexton's highlight reel dunk - a rebound pass to himself - energized and motivated the Jazz, leaving head coach Will Hardy both impressed and slightly concerned.
The return of Wimbanyama:

Victor Wambanyama returned from a minor ankle injury and contributed 15 points, seven rebounds, five caps and four assists in 25 minutes of action.
Spurs' inconsistency:

The San Antonio Spurs continue to struggle with consistency, despite Johnson's spark off the bench. Coach Gregg Popovich lamented his team's need to mature and understand what it takes to win in the NBA.
Jazz resurgence:

The Jazz are currently riding a three-game winning streak and have found their groove after a rough start. Markkanen and Clarkson have led the offense, with Clarkson once again shining against his hometown team.
Looking Ahead:

The Spurs have the second-lowest record in the NBA and will have to find a solution to their inconsistency if they hope to get out of the doldrums. The Jazz, on the other hand, seem to be on the right track and could make a push for the playoffs.