Our Team Is On The Floor
After a three-game roadtrip, the Utah Jazz are returning home to host the Milwaukee Bucks. Milwaukee has had a tumultuous season. After rumors that star Giannis Antetokounmpo was looking for a new home, trade talks fizzled and nothing materialized. Now the Bucks, 28-40 and in the 11th seed in the Eastern Conference, have found themselves […]
The Minnesota Timberwolves are truly an epiphany in basketball. Before tonight the Wolves had lost four of their last six games. Despite being one of the most marketable and successful teams in their history, the regular season has always seemed like a red herring for what they actually are. Case in point them being 12th […]
The Jazz have achieved 2 essential losses already on this quick road trip, and are looking to continue the trend Wednesday against the Minnesota Timberwolves. However, these are not the same Timberwolves we’ve gotten used to seeing in the Western Conference finals; they will be without star guard Anthony Edwards, who is projected to be […]
A recently discovered letter, of unknown age and origin: To Adam Silver and the basketball powers-that-be: Why so quiet? From your mighty cloud on high, you struck Utah and Indiana for their heresy and crimes against the sanctity of the game. You sent doctors and insisted on micromanaging every personnel decision of these pitiful teams, […]
According to Shams Charania, the NBA will hold a Board of Governors meeting to vote on adding two expansion teams in Seattle and Las Vegas. Shams mentions that “A growing number of owners are believed to support expansion because of the long-term revenue growth for the league from the Las Vegas and Seattle markets.” That […]
The Utah Jazz fell to the Sacramento Kings, with a final score of 111-116. For tank-watchers at home, this game was vital for Utah’s chances at picking up a few more lottery balls in May. The Jazz, currently fifth in the lottery standings, are now only 2.5 games behind the Kings for fourth place. Jumping […]
I can’t remember a time where a player as talented as Darius Acuff Jr. was so polarizing. If you go online right now and just search his name you’ll see a bunch of mock drafts ranging him from a top 3 pick and the way down to the 38th best prospect in the draft. There […]
CALEB WILSON | 6’10 – 215lb | FRESHMAN STATS: 19.8 PPG | 9.4 RPG | 2.7 APG | 1.5 SPG | 1.4 BPG | 57/25/71 SPLITS Comparisons: Trayce Jackson-Davis, Jermaine O’Neal, Gerald Wallace, Kevin Garnett Caleb Wilson is one of the sensational freshmen who has dominated the NCAA with his size and cognition. Now, because […]
Some facts are irrefutable. Take the fact that I’m typing on a keyboard, and you, in response, are reading these words (thanks for doing that, by the way). Nobody denies such claims, because, well, there’s no benefit to arguing with a bulletproof truth. In stating such a rock-solid fact, the world stabilizes Some truths of […]
The jump that Thomas Haugh has made from last year cannot be overlooked. With the transfers of Boogie Fland and Xaivian Lee to Florida the hopes of a back-to-back National Championship run were at an all-time high, and with the departures of Will Richard, Alijah Martin, and Walter Clayton Jr. to the NBA there was […]
PORTLAND, OR – MARCH 13: Brice Sensabaugh #28 of the Utah Jazz shoots the ball during the game against the Portland Trail Blazers on March 13, 2026 at the Moda Center Arena in Portland, Oregon. Copyright 2026 NBAE (Photo by Cameron Browne/NBAE via Getty Images) Another game, another new player makes his debut for the […]
The Utah Jazz came up short against the Portland Trail Blazers, with a final score of 114-124. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver was in attendance tonight to watch 10-day contract players Bez Mbeng and Andersson Garcia promote pro-competitive play. Thankfully for the Commissioner, and the Jazz’s pocketbooks, none of Utah’s stars played tonight. Tongue-in-cheek comments aside, […]
The Utah Jazz will be travelling to Portland on Friday night to take on the Portland Trailblazers. Currently, the Jazz are dealing with a myriad of injuries that could make this matchup less interesting than one could hope. After a few late season adds in Anderrson Garcia, Blake Hinson, and Bez Mbeng, the team out […]
According to Tim Bontemps, Keyonte George has a grade two right hamstring strain. A quick Google search reveals that a grade two hamstring strain can take somewhere between three to eight weeks. With the season nearing the end, it doesn’t seem likely we’ll see Keyonte George again. Not only does it benefit the Jazz to […]
The Utah Jazz are dealing with multiple injuries this season and are in need of players to fill the roster to finish the season. Here is a list of the Jazz’s most recent transactions. Utah Jazz waive Mo Bamba According to Kevin Reynolds, the Utah Jazz have waived Mo Bamba before the end of his […]
The Jazz’s hot start wasn’t enough to overcome the Knicks. The season is almost over, stay strong Jazz nation! Hopefully all these losses will be worth it and Utah will finally jump in the lottery, but until then all we can do is watch the games and hope for the best. Keyonte George – B+ […]
I can remember driving southbound on Utah’s I-15 as the music from my stereo was drowned out by the hum of an approaching vehicle that was clearly far more powerful than my humble, practical sedan. My jaw tumbled into my lap as a dark blur formed into a Lamborghini — and it was going to […]
NBA fans have been paying very close attention to this draft because of three names in particular: Darryn Peterson, Cam Boozer, and AJ Dybantsa, with the occasional Big Board having UNC’s Caleb Wilson thrown in the mix. Rightly so; all four of them have had incredible seasons, but juuuuuust outside of all of that hype […]
Did anyone else have a good Tuesday afternoon? What did you say? ██ ███████ dropping █ points? I have no idea what you’re implying. You’re speaking nonsense. Over here, we’re only focused on things that are actually real and matter, such as Utah staying inside the top five so they can have the best chance […]
On the Jovan Buha podcast, Eric Pincus revealed the Utah Jazz had shopped Walker Kessler. You can listen to the time-stamped segment below Pincus, discussing potential offseason targets for the Lakers, talked about Walker Kessler who is coming off an injury. He says that he heard that the Jazz… “had shopped him a little bit […]
According to Eric Pincus, the Utah Jazz are interested in Austin Reaves. In this episode of the Jovan Buha podcast, you can listen to it. Pincus says: “I’ve heard that the Utah Jazz like Austin Reaves. I don’t think that’s a shock, but I’ve heard that that’s one of the teams that’s interested in Austin […]
The top of the 2026 NBA Draft class is dominated by three names: AJ Dybantsa, Darryn Peterson, and Cameron Boozer. Three players, each appealing for their own reasons. We have Dybantsa, a dynamic, flexible scorer with a refined taste for shot selection, draws fouls like an NBA superstar, and has an unmatched competitive drive despite […]
The Utah Jazz beat the Golden State Warriors in a game they really needed to lose 119-116. The first thing that needs to be said here is that the Golden State Warriors are pathetic from top to bottom. It starts with Steve Kerr, who decided to whine after the game was over about the number […]
Auditions for next year’s roster continued in earnest Monday night when the shorthanded Utah Jazz took on the equally decimated Golden State Warriors at the Delta Center. News surfaced earlier that day that the Jazz released guard Vince Williams Jr, adding more incentive for players like Elijah Harkless, Blake Hinson, Oscar Tshiebwe and Cody Williams […]
It’s been reported by multiple outlets now that the Utah Jazz have waived Vince Williams Jr. The news was expected; Williams Jr. tore his left ACL after colliding with Houston Rockets Forward Tari Eason on February 23rd. After being acquired with Jaren Jackson Jr. in a trade with the Memphis Grizzlies, Williams Jr. only appeared […]