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    Podcast: Where Anomalies Become Trends
    By Salt City Hoops: Mark Russell Pereira recaps the past ten-ish days of Utah Jazz basketball. Covering the emergence of Kyle Filipowski as a useful starter,...
Crashing the Core: Rudy Gobert is Making a Case for Himself
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Crashing the Core: Rudy Gobert is Making a Case for Himself

January 15th, 2015 | by Dan Clayton
We keep saying that  decision time is approaching for the Utah Jazz in their journey back to contender status. One of these times, we’ll be right. The task of sussing out which of the current 15 Jazz players will be vital...
Are We There Yet? The Long Process Of Rebuilding
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Are We There Yet? The Long Process Of Rebuilding

January 14th, 2015 | by Clark Schmutz
It’s hard to put an exact start time to the Jazz’s current rebuild. The beginning was more of a drunken stumble, with a few careless refurbishments of the marquee outside.  Then Dennis Lindsey came along and knocked...
Rudy Gobert’s Play, Enes Kanter Trades, and Jazz’s Future – Salt City Hoops Show
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Rudy Gobert’s Play, Enes Kanter Trades, and Jazz’s Future – Salt City Hoops Show

January 14th, 2015 | by Andy Larsen
This week’s show talks about the difficult decisions Rudy Gobert’s emergence provides for the Utah Jazz. Should Rudy be starting? Probably, but why isn’t he? We talk about that. Then, we talk about possible...
The Triple Team: Three Thoughts on Utah Jazz vs. Golden State Warriors 1/13/2015
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The Triple Team: Three Thoughts on Utah Jazz vs. Golden State Warriors 1/13/2015

January 13th, 2015 | by Andy Larsen
1. Warriors’ 3rd quarter dominance leads to easy victory. One of the cool things I get to do as a result of having a credential is talk to media people from around the league about their teams, and tonight was one of the...
Grading Every Trade in Jazz History: Buying Mel Counts
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Grading Every Trade in Jazz History: Buying Mel Counts

January 13th, 2015 | by Andy Larsen
June 13, 1974: Acquired C Mel “Goose” Counts from the L.A. Lakers in exchange for future considerations. Mel Counts had been a backup center for essentially his entire career, and the “future considerations”...
Utah’s Team-Wide Defensive Progression
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Utah’s Team-Wide Defensive Progression

January 12th, 2015 | by Ben Dowsett
Despite losses in their last two games to tough Western contenders over the weekend, the last several weeks have been an enormously positive stretch for this Jazz team. They’ve gone 7-6 starting with a victory over the Heat...
Trevor Booker with the Shot of the Decade
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Trevor Booker with the Shot of the Decade

January 10th, 2015 | by Andy Larsen
I am not one for hyperbole. Nor am I one for posting articles on this site solely dedicated to one highlight. Trevor Booker’s shot, though, is everything. Trevor Booker’s shot has changed what I consider possible....
The Triple Team: Three Thoughts on Jazz at Thunder 1/9/2015
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The Triple Team: Three Thoughts on Jazz at Thunder 1/9/2015

January 9th, 2015 | by Ben Dowsett
1. Utah’s dominoes are beginning to fall into place. The Jazz had a rough go of it down the stretch tonight in a tough building versus a desperate team, but once again hung with (and outplayed for periods) a presumed contender....
Jimbo’s Mailbag – Jazz Brothers
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Jimbo’s Mailbag – Jazz Brothers

January 9th, 2015 | by Jimbo Rudding
Welcome to the next edition of Jimbo’s Mailbag! At Salt City Hoops, we know that covering a losing team without any humor can be dreary. As such, we decided to add a little bit more levity to our site via Jimbo’s unique...
The Jazz are Good! Defense, Rudy Gobert, Guest Nate Duncan, & More – Salt City Hoops Show on ESPN700
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The Jazz are Good! Defense, Rudy Gobert, Guest Nate Duncan, & More – Salt City Hoops Show on ESPN700

January 8th, 2015 | by Andy Larsen
Hey, the Jazz are good now! After going 7-4 in their last 11 games, Ben Dowsett and Andy Larsen break down what’s led to the improvement. Is it only Rudy Gobert, or is there something else going on with the Jazz...