Draft

Who Has Had the Most (and Fewest) Top Three Picks?
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Who Has Had the Most (and Fewest) Top Three Picks?

July 25th, 2022 | by John English
Championship teams require several elements to come together. Good ownership, good management, good coaching, and good talent. They also need a little luck from time to time. Good talent can acquired through trades and free...
Changes Coming For Underperforming Jazz
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Changes Coming For Underperforming Jazz

May 24th, 2022 | by John English
While four teams are still vying for an NBA Finals spot, the focus of the other 26 clubs — including the Utah Jazz — has shifted to the offseason.A lot could change for the Jazz. I’m still of the opinion that...
Mitchell’s Strong Close Sends Jazz Past Portland
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Mitchell’s Strong Close Sends Jazz Past Portland

December 27th, 2019 | by Keith Rivas
The Utah Jazz came together for a solid win the day after Christmas, playing at home against their division rivals from Portland. With the 121-115 victory over the Blazers, Utah jumped to 19-12 on the season and currently sits at...
2019 Pre-Draft Primer: Five Possible Future Jazz Players
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2019 Pre-Draft Primer: Five Possible Future Jazz Players

June 17th, 2019 | by John Keeffer
NBA Draft week is here, and the Utah Jazz are preparing to use their turn, the 23rd overall pick, to add talent. It’s by no means a sexy pick, as the career scoring average for the number 23 pick is a mere 6.8 points, per...
Eyeing PG Options Not Named Walker
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Eyeing PG Options Not Named Walker

May 22nd, 2019 | by John Keeffer
Throughout the season, the areas of opportunity for the Utah Jazz became more and more clear. The first-round playoff loss to the Rockets magnified some of those needs, as I wrote earlier this month. With the end of the playoffs...
Ranking the Jazz’s Off-Season Priorities
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Ranking the Jazz’s Off-Season Priorities

May 6th, 2019 | by John Keeffer
For the second year in a row, the Utah Jazz had a lackluster start to the season, followed by a dominant second half. I don’t use that word lightly either. Over the second half of the last two seasons, they are a combined...
Jazz End Up With Houston After Four Comebacks in Two Nights
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Jazz End Up With Houston After Four Comebacks in Two Nights

April 11th, 2019 | by John Keeffer
Heading into the week, it was almost an certain that the Utah Jazz were going to remain as the fifth seed in the Western Conference playoffs, with the No. 4 Portland Trailblazers their most likely opponent. Crazy things would...
Jazz Winning Ways Continue As Playoff Race Intensifies
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Jazz Winning Ways Continue As Playoff Race Intensifies

March 28th, 2019 | by John Keeffer
The NBA Playoffs are just about a two weeks away, which means every game has crucial effects to the current seeding. We’ve seen that in recent weeks, as the Utah Jazz have jumped as high as fifth and dropped as low as...
The DPOY Race Once Again Features a Dominant Gobert
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The DPOY Race Once Again Features a Dominant Gobert

February 18th, 2019 | by John Keeffer
While the Utah Jazz have certainly had their ups and downs this season, their reigning Defensive Player of the Year is in the midst of the best season of his career. Rudy Gobert is boasting averages of 15.2 points, 12.8 rebounds,...
Why the Western Conference Coaches WIll Make Gobert an All-Star
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Why the Western Conference Coaches WIll Make Gobert an All-Star

January 24th, 2019 | by John Keeffer
With how the All-star game is set up, it will always be extremely hard for a player wearing a Utah Jazz uniform to get into the game based on the fan vote. They would have to be a super-duper star, in the mold of franchise...