Even though the Utah Jazz won't look quite the same in 2017-18 as they did in 2016-17, there are still ample reasons to be excited for the upcoming year.
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Joe Johnson filled his role with the Utah Jazz nearly flawlessly last season and it wouldn't be all that surprising to see him do it yet again.
In a recent interview with HoopsHype, Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert provided some excellent insight and reasons for optimism about the upcoming season.
If playing the Utah Jazz is going to be akin to a dentist appointment next season, then defensive beast Rudy Gobert will be the one giving out root canals.
Alec Burks has struggled to stay healthy in his last several seasons with the Utah Jazz and is running out of time to prove his worth to the team.
There were some encouraging parts to the Utah Jazz's recently released 2017-18 schedule, but the following three aspects are nothing less than brutal.
The 2017-18 Utah Jazz schedule was released on Monday and it's only fitting that it be followed by predictions of how the team will fare.
There's plenty of exciting Utah Jazz games to look forward to in 2017-18, but the following five are a cut above the rest.
Utah Jazz newcomer Jonas Jerebko should have a heightened opportunity in his new role and it will be entirely up to him to take advantage of it.
The Utah Jazz brought in Thabo Sefolosha to provide a lift defensively and he'll need to contribute in a big way for his team to reach its full potential.
The big question facing Utah Jazz free agent signing Ekpe Udoh is whether or not he can continue his solid play from the last two seasons overseas.
Utah Jazz rookie Tony Bradley will be hard-pressed to find minutes in 2017-18, but he still could be poised for a successful career.
If the Utah Jazz hope to find continued success in 2017-18, they'll need three guys in particular to step up their game dramatically.
Utah Jazz rookie Donovan Mitchell appears to have a bright future ahead of him regardless of how his 2017-18 season turns out.
Although the Utah Jazz will have to make some major adjustments in 2017-18, the playoffs are still very much within reach.
If looking for reassurance on how they Utah Jazz will cope next year, look no further than their first round playoff victory over the Los Angeles Clippers.
Joel Bolomboy showed some promise in his first year with the Utah Jazz, but now finds himself dangerously close to losing out on a roster spot.
In the first piece of best case/worst case scenarios for each player on the current Utah Jazz roster, we'll take a look at backup point guard Raul Neto.
Given the ups and downs that Derrick Favors has experienced in his career, the Utah Jazz face somewhat of a dilemma regarding his future.
Utah Jazz teammates Rudy Gobert and Raul Neto have quite an off-court friendship and some of their NBA colleagues had a little bit of fun at their expense.