Roundball Reminiscing: My Saturday in the Hall
Jerry Sloan
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Roundball Reminiscing: My Saturday in the Hall

September 11th, 2015 | by Dan Clayton
Pay no attention to the grown man choking back tears in front of the video board. There must have been some dusty air particles floating around Western Massachussetts last weekend, or else somebody was waxing seriously...
Interviewing Dr. Lyle Mason, Part III: Owners, GMs, Dante, and Gobert
Utah Jazz
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Interviewing Dr. Lyle Mason, Part III: Owners, GMs, Dante, and Gobert

September 11th, 2015 | by Laura Thompson
This is my interview with Dr. Lyle Mason, continuing from Part II. Lyle, an orthopedic surgeon, was the Jazz physician for 36 years and sat down with me for a couple hours to talk Jazz and the NBA. My questions are in bold; his...
Jimbo’s Mailbag – Preseason Predictions
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Jimbo’s Mailbag – Preseason Predictions

September 11th, 2015 | by Jimbo Rudding
Here at Salt City Hoops, we’re occasionally accused of being too analytical. Basketball is a fun sport, they say, and we’re being too objective about it. Jumbo Rudding, on the other hand, is not analytical. He is zany. He...
EuroBasket Talk with Nate Duncan and More – Salt City Hoops Show
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EuroBasket Talk with Nate Duncan and More – Salt City Hoops Show

September 10th, 2015 | by Andy Larsen
On this week’s episode of the Salt City Hoops Show, Andy Larsen and Ben Dowsett talk about the Jazz’s two players in FIBA EuroBasket, Rudy Gobert and Tibor Pleiss. How have each of those players done in the group...
Interviewing Dr. Mason, Part II: AK, Deron, Ty vs. Quin
Utah Jazz
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Interviewing Dr. Mason, Part II: AK, Deron, Ty vs. Quin

September 10th, 2015 | by Laura Thompson
I recently spent a couple of hours with Dr. Lyle Mason, picking his brain on the last 36 years of life — just barely more than half of his life — as the team physician with the Utah Jazz. It’s impossible to perfectly...
Interviewing Dr. Lyle Mason, Part I: Jazz Beginnings, Stockton, The Shot
Utah Jazz
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Interviewing Dr. Lyle Mason, Part I: Jazz Beginnings, Stockton, The Shot

September 9th, 2015 | by Laura Thompson
I recently spent a couple of hours with Dr. Lyle Mason, picking his brain on the last 36 years of life — just barely more than half of his life — as the team physician with the Utah Jazz. It’s impossible to perfectly...
Why Trevor Booker Could Be Utah’s Small-Ball Alternative
Trevor Booker
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Why Trevor Booker Could Be Utah’s Small-Ball Alternative

September 9th, 2015 | by Ben Dowsett
Draymond Green was one of the breakout stars of the NBA last season, and deservedly so. His elite and versatile defensive skills allowed the Warriors to build the league’s best and most adaptable defense despite his undersized...
Jazz Break into Big Three Territory
Derrick Favors
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Jazz Break into Big Three Territory

September 9th, 2015 | by Clint Johnson
Sports Illustrated’s Ben Golliver and Rob Mahoney recently released their annual Top NBA Players for the upcoming season, and one of the greatest surprises is embedded so deeply that few but Utah Jazz fans are likely to see...
End of Summer Odds Update for the 2015-16 NBA Season
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End of Summer Odds Update for the 2015-16 NBA Season

September 9th, 2015 | by Sponsored Content
The landscape of the NBA could be very different this time next year. Teams that were on the outside looking in have now etched their way back into contention, while others have fallen deeper into irrelevance. The 2015 offseason...
Derrick Favors is Really, Really Good
Derrick Favors
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Derrick Favors is Really, Really Good

September 8th, 2015 | by David J Smith
To Utah Jazz faithful, the title of this post may seem like stating the obvious. Derrick Favors indeed is very good. Nothing shocking here. Yet recent events have caused one to feel that the rest of the NBA seems to be less...