How the Utah Jazz stack up against all 29 other NBA teams

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New York Knicks

’17-18 record: 29-53
’17-18 Season Series: 2-0 (Knicks)
’18-19 Advantage: Jazz

Just like with the Hawks, I highly doubt the New York Knicks will sweep the season series against the Jazz again this year.

With the Knicks not rushing Kristaps Porzingis back from his ACL injury, this could be a year where the Knicks focus more on developing the younger players rather than winning games.

They’ve got some legit young talent, and will look to make a splash in free agency next year by adding a star to the mix. Utah is clearly a better team, but I’m interested to see the Knicks moving forward.

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