Utah Jazz

Utah’s Furious Rally Forces OT then Win in Detroit

Story of the Game Prior to this season, the Jazz had spent a year and a half learning how to win games as the first team to 90 points. Tonight they drew on that experience for a rare 98 – 95 road victory in Detroit,...

Jazz Once Again Stall Out as Hawks Surge to a Win

The struggles continue for the slumping Utah Jazz, whose latest misstep came in the form of a blowout loss to the league-worst Atlanta Hawks. Atlanta guard Dennis Schröder carved through the passive Jazz defense for 20 points,...

Weekly Q&A: Hood Rumors, Kemba Talk & More As Jazz Approach Deadline

At least until the trade deadline, we’re going to make the regular Q&A a tradition to start each week. There is so much to discuss right now, from cap rules to specific trade possibilities to the general direction the...

Jazz Outlast Clippers after 76-Point First Half

Story of the Game The Utah Jazz won their first contest against a Western playoff rival for the first time since their December 1st win in New Orleans. All it took was arguably their best half of basketball all season – and...

SC7: A 38-Game Season, Trade Season Looms, Mitchell for ROY & More

The Jazz’s year hit something of a nadir this week, both in terms of record and broad sentiment. The team fell to a season-worst nine games under .500 with a lifeless loss to Indiana on Monday, and fan frustration with the...

Jimbo’s Mailbag: An Award for Snyder, Plus DWill and LeBron to Utah

  Jimbo Rudding provides our regular dose of levity here at Salt City Hoops, and he does it by answering the burning questions to which Jazz fans just must have answers. You can submit questions to Jimbo at...

Jazz Bust Skid With a Decisive Win Over Kings

  After dropping 15 of their last 19 games, the Utah Jazz earned a much-needed respite Wednesday evening, scoring an easy 120-105 victory over the Sacramento Kings. In one of their most complete outings since early December,...

Weekly Q&A: Favors Rumors, Rubio Fit & More Trade Talk

At least until the trade deadline, we’re going to make the regular Q&A a tradition to start each week. There is so much to discuss right now, from cap rules to specific trade possibilities to the general direction the...

Flat Jazz Fall at Home to the Pacers

On paper, the Indiana Pacers without Myles Turner and Utah Jazz without Rudy Gobert are fairly evenly matched teams: both deep on talent but lacking elite impact players; both egalitarian in their offensive scheme; both...

Late Execution Costs Jazz in 88 – 99 Hornets Loss

Story of the Game Jazz fans, and much of the rest of the NBA world, are falling in love with rookie Donovan Mitchell. In tonight’s 88 to 99  loss to the Charlotte Hornets, Mitchell put on a display illustrating why –...