Utah Jazz
EMPTYING THE NOGGIN – Blow out of mammoth proportions for the Jazz
SUMMARY: Blowout win for the Utah Jazz over the Miami Heat
- The Jazz went on a 13-0 run to start. The game never got inside 10 points. The Jazz lead it 22 to 4 and 40 to 15 after 1. It never got inside 20. The Jazz went up 30 early in the third quarter and it never got much closer. This was never close
- The Jazz moved the ball terrifically and the defense was engaged and had a strong level of detail
- The Jazz scored 40 points in the first quarter with no player scoring more than 6 points.
- The blowouts may have been the most beneficial to Dante Exum who has been working really hard with coach Jeff Watkinson and got a chance to show some of the things he has been working on.
- Jazz have won three straight blow outs at home
- Jazz did a great job on the defensive glass. They only allowed 2 offensive rebounds.
- Jazz shot 16 of 32 from three tonight and 53% overall
- Jazz offensive rating is 116 and the defensive rating was 88
- Joe Ingles moved into 3rd all time in the Jazz three point shooting with an opening play 3 for the Jazz
- Fun night for the Jazz – 3rd game all year against one of the nine teams that are more than 3 games below .500.
Utah Jazz
Wackiness in the West, reminder on how good Mike Conley has been and who is the best offensive player in the NBA
David Locke, radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider delivers the daily podcast on the Utah Jazz, Locked On Jazz.
Today’s episode
* The wackiness in the West and how it all stands as we head into the final weekend
- Mike Conley returns and the great season he has had for the Utah Jazz
- The lineups we get back with Mike Conley
- the pick and roll returns with Rudy Gobert
- Points Gained for the final time of the year. Who is the best offensive player in the NBA?
- How are the Jazz players the same or different than a year ago
David Locke, radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider, brings you the daily podcast on the Utah Jazz, Locked On Jazz
- Blazers had a great game plan v. the Utah Jazz
- Jazz are amazing to have stayed above water without Donovan and Mike
- However, Jazz are wearing out and a lot is being asked of Joe Ingles and Jordan Clarkson
- Warriors and Blazers were playing playoff games and it showed
- Biggest concern on the Jazz
- Completely freaking out.
The Utah Jazz fall short to the Portland Blazers, 105-98, as the offense struggled to get into a rhythm while still missing their two All-stars. For a recap of tonight’s action, tune into this edition of Jazz Game Rewind!
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