The J-Notes
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It's actually kind of impressive. The Utah Jazz starting the season at 3-8 isn't much of a surprise. This is the result that most fans have been pining for for some time now, but despite starting the way in which many had envisioned, there have been some
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz stunned the Dallas Mavericks with a late-game dunk to seal the win, 115-113 on Thursday night, with John Collins leading the way with 28 points.
Dan Lower|
With their win over the shorthanded Dallas Mavericks, the Utah Jazz are now at 3-8. They are one of the worst teams in the NBA, but they have won three out of their last five games. Maybe that's a cause for concern for tankers, but there's also something
Matt John|
No one knows what the Utah Jazz's plans are for Collin Sexton. He was a bucket-getter before he even got to Utah, and last season, he took a leap as a playmaker. He's only 25 years old, so he's not too young to be in a youth movement.
Matt John|
If there's one thing the Utah Jazz's fanbase has screamed at them to do after last season ended, it was "pick a lane." Thus far, it looks like the Jazz finally have. It hasn't been a pretty sight to watch, but no one's complaining because at least there's
Matt John|
Because this Utah Jazz rookie class is one of their most loaded, they're also under a microscope that not many previous rookie classes have been under. The season is still very young, yet there are some conclusions to make in such a small sample size.
Matt John|
Before delving into this season, let the record show that no one on the Utah Jazz has a problem with Jordan Clarkson. He's done everything they've asked of him and has voiced his love for Utah. He even admitted that he wants to take more of a mentor role
Matt John|
If there's one word that's been brought up ad nauseam with the Utah Jazz, it's been "hurt." The Jazz have been snakebitten with injuries. Taylor Hendricks was bad enough knowing what the Jazz hoped to see from him, but it feels like it keeps getting worse
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz have the assets to acquire a superstar if they chose to. The season is still young, so it's not too late for them to salvage their relationship, but it would depend on who they would acquire. One potential option is Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz didn't do much during the offseason in 2024. Though they were involved in plenty of trade rumors, particularly with Lauri Markkanen, nothing came of that. The Jazz did make one trade, and as it turns out, it may have done wonders for two Wes
Matt John|
Winning two of their last three games still ranks the Utah Jazz among the worst teams in the NBA record-wise at 2-7. Even though they've had some badly-timed injuries, this is going how many expected and hoped it would.
Matt John|
Keyonte George did not start off his second season with the Utah Jazz too great. In fact, it was about as bad as anyone could expect from the NBA sophomore. In the Jazz's first sex games, he averaged 13.7 points while shooting 30.3% from the field and 30%
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz sport a 2-7 record, which is good for the worst in the Western Conference. Such a discouraging start is encouraging for the Jazz knowing it's change of pace from last season. However, for all that's gone wrong for the Jazz, one thing has gon
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz came up victorious against the San Antonio Spurs, marking their second victory of the season. It's a momentous occasion not just because they won but because Isaiah Collier got the start in his long-awaited NBA debut.
Matt John|
It's not like the Utah Jazz entered the season expecting to push for the playoffs. In fact, despite keeping Lauri Markkanen seemingly for the long haul, they were largely expected to be among the NBA's worst of the worst.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz are in a position to do practically whatever they want this season. With minimal expectations coming in, they're free to do whatever they want. That includes trading whoever they want, though for obvious reasons, they have to watch who they
Matt John|
Despite the Utah Jazz entering their game against the Milwaukee Bucks with the same record as them at 1-6, it's no surprise that they lost in the fashion that they did.
Matt John|
In one of the most surprising twists of the young season, the Utah Jazz and Milwaukee Bucks have the exact same record at 1-6. For the Jazz, this isn't surprising and could certainly be seen as the ideal scenario. For the Bucks, it's the opposite.
Matt John|
If there were ever an NBA equivalent of the tortoise from "The Tortoise and the Hare," it would be the Thunder. They made trades years ago, back when they were starting their rebuild, that could pay off big for them now, which would only help them since t
Matt John|
Kris Dunn came to the Utah Jazz with his NBA career running on fumes. By the time he left, he got the biggest contract he's ever had in his NBA career. Knowing the details of his contract with the Clippers, it's not like he was in high demand, which is od
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