Ross Siler of The Salt Lake Tribune reported that the Jazz are looking to return to the past in the near future.  Siler’s report states that the Jazz may be eyeing a return to the old music note logo used in New Orleans and the first years in Utah.  Such a change would also prompt a change [...]

We’re mere weeks away from the trade deadline, and the Jazz front office certainly has some things to think about. For me, this is one of the most fun times of the year where as a fan we can completely throw caution into the wind and dream up all of the wildest trade scenarios that [...]

On Jazzbots, we like to write about our opinions.  Today I want to change it up, because a lot of times I can be wrong.  For example, at the beginning of the season I said that Kosta Koufos would be the most likely Jazzman to play in the Rookie-Sophomore game.  With that in mind, I [...]

There has been a lot of talk lately about changing the playoff format in the NBA. The most common suggestion is to take all 16 teams, regardless of conference, and put them in one giant playoff bracket. #1 would start by playing #16, #2 would play #17, etc. The reason this keeps coming up this [...]

As of right now, the Jazz are currently #1 on Hollinger’s Power Rankings on ESPN.com.  Ok…Look NOW…just in case it changes…it may already have.
In addition, on Hollinger’s Playoff Odds, the Jazz have a 28.8% chance of making it to the NBA Finals (second only to the Cavs at 33.8% and just ahead of the Lakers [...]

Often thought of as one of the league’s most physically tough teams during the era of Jerry Sloan, the Jazz of the first half of the 09-10 season have appeared to be pretty soft (or at least inconsistently tough).  Years ago, the claims that Karl Malone was the dirtiest player in the league were rampant, [...]

On December 21, 2009 I recorded the amount of WAYDs the Jazz recorded against the Magic on the road.  I promised the WAYD tracking against the Nuggets on January 2, 2010 at home for a road and home comparison. I attended the Jazz-Nuggets game with every intention of watching the game later on my DVR. [...]

Sports are all about matchups, both stylisticically and through personnell. You see it all across the board through all sports. Locally, you can look at College Football: The University of Utah has it’s yearly struggle with the Air Force Academy. This is a stylistic matchup. Utah with an aggressive speed-driven defense, and Air Force with [...]

A new year and a new decade are upon us, and a lot of people are making life-changing decisions and resolutions.  For the Utah Jazz, the new year presents an opportunity to make changes that can perhaps vaults them to the elite of the NBA.  Just a week after making a cost-cutting trade with Oklahoma [...]

Tracy McGrady hasn’t played a single game all season, yet if voting for the all-star game were to end today, McGrady would finish in the polls just shy of starting. What??? I don’t even know if McGrady were active right now if he would be deserving of playing on the all-star team at all… let [...]