Watch out below!In a feat of athleticism not seen very often from him, Jordan Clarkson sent a reminder to the Minnesota Timberwolves and the rest of the NBA. Featuring one of the most impressive dunks of the season, Clarkson and the Jazz took down Minnesota 128-116 on Thursday night.“He was incredibly efficient. It just shows you that he’s talented,” head coach Quin Snyder
This season, the Utah Jazz have developed a certain resiliency as part of their identity, often turning close games in the second half to double-digit victories. Monday night against Charlotte proved to be no different.After a late run by the Hornets had Utah trailing deep in the fourth quarter, the Jazz responded with a run of their own to emerge with a 112-102 win.
On Wednesday night, the Los Angeles Clippers entered Vivint Arena riding a four-game winning streak, most recently a 16-point demolishing of the Phoenix Suns two nights ago. But just like the snowstorm that blew into Salt Lake City last night, the Clippers ran into some trouble as well against the hottest team in the league.The Utah Jazz used a massive 16-2 run late in the
In a battle between two of the hottest teams in the league, ironically it was the team experiencing a snowstorm who caught fire late. After nearly a foot of snow dropped downtown Salt Lake City on Tuesday night/Wednesday morning, causing a slight delay to Utah's pregame shootaround, it was the Jazz who finished strong.Thanks to a dominating 16-2 run late in the fourth quarter,
On the final day of a four-game east coast road trip, it came as no surprise that the Jazz might've had some heavy legs. After all, Saturday's game against Washington was their third game in four days, all of which came in different cities.But with great teams, there are no excuses. Utah overcame a rough night from three-point territory to find another gear in the second half