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Salt City Seven: Defensive Issues Catch Up To The Jazz
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Salt City Seven: Defensive Issues Catch Up To The Jazz

November 5th, 2018 | by Dan Clayton
The Salt City Seven drops every Monday throughout the regular season, with seven regular features meant to relive the week in Jazzland from various angles. Check in every Monday for the quotes, stats, plays and performances that...
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Rubio, Conley Set to Spar Again in Battle of Underrated Guards

November 2nd, 2018 | by Steve Godfrey
Today’s NBA is a point guard’s world. Chart-topping singer Beyonce may have adamantly insised that girls “run this motha,” but in the modern-day NBA, it’s the elite class of ball handling guards who rule things. The...
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Red Alert: Mah Formula Says the Jazz Have a Tough One Coming

October 31st, 2018 | by Tyler Crandall
NBA players and pundits frequently speak about the impact of fatigue in influencing game outcomes, and yet we’re just beginning to understand how to quantify the effect of rest numerically or scientifically. Fatigues plays an...
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Vision and Pace Could Take Spida’s Passing to the Next Level

October 30th, 2018 | by Clint Johnson
I have a sneaking suspicion that Donovan Mitchell will average five assists a game this season.It isn’t easy to rack up high numbers of assists in Quin Snyder’s egalitarian offense. This isn’t a Mike D’Antoni system here,...
Salt City Seven: Mitchell Gets Going, Gobert Piles Up Double-Doubles & More
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Salt City Seven: Mitchell Gets Going, Gobert Piles Up Double-Doubles & More

October 29th, 2018 | by Dan Clayton
The Salt City Seven drops every Monday throughout the regular season, with seven regular features meant to relive the week in Jazzland from various angles. Check in every Monday for the quotes, stats, plays and performances that...
Depth on Display: Crowder, Allen and Niang Step Up in Dallas
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Depth on Display: Crowder, Allen and Niang Step Up in Dallas

October 29th, 2018 | by Dane Coles
And just like that, week two of the NBA is in the books and we have already learned so much. Of course things will continue to progress and change, especially as injuries continue to make a bigger impact throughout the season....
Jazz’s Bench Guards Can Lift Team With Improved Play
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Jazz’s Bench Guards Can Lift Team With Improved Play

October 26th, 2018 | by Dan Clayton
According to lore spread by his old Manchester United teammates, soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo used to train with weights strapped to his ankles. In his quest to become one of his sport’s best players, Ronaldo’s idea was to...
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Mitchell’s Big Night Carries Jazz in Conference Semis Rematch

October 25th, 2018 | by Steve Godfrey
Prior to the matchup in Houston Wednesday night, guard Ricky Rubio dissected the Jazz’s inconsistency to start the season. “We play good as a team for spurts,” Rubio told the Salt Lake Tribune, “but we (don’t) do it for...
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Jimbo’s Mailbag – Gordon’s Phone Call, Winning the Lottery & More

October 24th, 2018 | by Jimbo Rudding
Following an NBA team should be fun, and Jimbo Rudding makes sure it is. Jimbo is our resident mailbag artist at Salt City Hoops, providing our regular dose of levity as he answers questions with his signature blend of...
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Writer Panel: Put Away the Panic Button Despite Jazz’s Early Stumbles

October 24th, 2018 | by Salt City Hoops
A panel of SCH writers weighs in on the Jazz’s 1-2 start and how the club can turn it around with four road games looming. The Jazz are 1-2, but so far have only looked really good in the loss to Golden State. What’s the...