I don’t really believe in curses, but the last ten years have made me reconsider to what extent I don’t believe in them. I was 18 the last time Utah won in San Antonio, and at times, it has felt like I might never see them do it again. But the way the Jazz have [...]

I didn’t catch much of the action this weekend, but from what I have read so far, it looks like I missed out. On Friday, I got home from work and fell asleep until the game was half-way over. I was pleasantly surprised to wakeup and find out the Jazz were beating up on Philly [...]

The official word from the Jazz:
“Deron Williams has been excused from the team for a personal matter.  He will miss tonight’s game in Philadelphia. Jazz guard Ronnie Price (sprained left big toe) will not play in tonight’s game at Philadelphia.Matt Harpring (ankle and knee injuries), Kyle Korver (left knee surgery) and C.J. Miles (left thumb [...]

I had a wakeup call Wednesday night that I think I have been putting off since last spring. The realization has been difficult to come to terms with, but I think I’m finally at the point where I’m going to call a spade a spade. The Jazz at this point do not have a championship [...]

Deron Williams summed up the Jazz win against the Knicks by saying “A win is a win…good, bad, ugly — it doesn’t matter.” That quote about sums up the Jazz first road victory of the young season last night at Madison Square Garden in New York. The game wasn’t pretty, but I’m not complaining (about [...]

I’m just trying to figure out how this happens. Ok, so the Jazz play one of the most complete games that we have seen in the last two years against one of the NBA’s best teams (San Antonio) the other night. Two nights later, they lose for the second time this year on their home [...]

Thursday night the Jazz decided to play their most complete game of the year against one of the best teams in the league. It was exciting to watch and it refueled my hope for this season. I keep reminding myself that the Jazz start well every year, but the start really isn’t indicative of how [...]

What to do with Carlos Boozer? That is a question that is no doubt on the mind of KOC and Greg Miller every second of their waking existence (and it probably haunts their dreams too). Everyone knows the awkward situation that is facing Jazz management right now, and I for one am not at all [...]

Dear Jazz:
Why? Why, why, why? Why do you play a great game for 36 minutes, build a 16 point lead, and then let a guy score 29 points on you in the fourth to fuel a 27 point turn around? Why was Memo Okur with his bad ankle and bad knee forced to guard Dirk [...]

I hate to do this so early in the season, but it’s necessary. Last night’s game/season opener against the Nuggets in Denver was frustrating at best and disenfranchising at worst. I’m not saying that I am giving up on the Jazz, but, to put it frankly, the Jazz showed zero heart in the fourth quarter [...]