The Utah Jazz are finished with the preseason, but when does the regular season start?
The Utah Jazz have finished the preseason and seem to have a direction heading into the regular season. The squad finished 3-2 in the preseason, not that the record matters, and looked a lot better as the preseason came to a close. The team struggled a bit, especially in the 2nd game of the preseason, a rematch against the Los Angeles Clippers, but since then the team has rebounded well.
And to be fair, while the second Clippers game was a mess, they only lost by five. Their other loss, to the Sacramento Kings, was by three. They really only lost two games by four points each, so it’s not like they were blown out.
The preseason doesn’t matter though, the regular season does. So it’s important to not put a lot of stock in the preseason figures; for better or for worse. As players will have great and terrible games alike, and neither may represent where that player is going to be as the season starts.
So if the preseason doesn’t matter, what does? Well, the regular season, obviously.
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And the regular season is almost here. The Jazz’s regular season opener is only days away, as the Jazz will once again be taking on the Sacramento Kings, but this time in a game that matters. The Jazz and Kings will clash again on Wednesday, Oct. 25, in what will mark the start of the regular season for both teams.
To watch the game locally, you have a few options. For broadcast TV, you can watch the game on KJZZ 14 if you’re in the area of the broadcast. If you have Xfinity’s cable package, you can watch it on channel 657 for HD or channel 3 for standard definition. Direct TV has it on Channel 14 as does Dish.
if you live within a specific radius of the Salt Lake City television area, you can get Jazz+, but this isn’t an option if you live out of state. For out-of-state fans, you’ll need to sign up for the NBA League Pass.
If you’d prefer to listen to the game, there are many ways if you live within a certain area.
For Salt Lake City, you can listen to the game on KZNS 92.5, KZNS 1280 AM, KSl 102.7, and KSL 1160 AM. If you live in Logan, you can listen to the game on KLGN 106.9 and 1390 AM.
For Moab, it’s KCPX 105.0 FM and KCPX 1490 AM. Cedar City has it on KMGR 99.1 FM, while Price has it on KOAL 750 AM. St. Georgeg will have the game on KXfF 101.9 FM, while Idaho Falls will have it on KPKY 104.5. FM.