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SOURCES: Utah Jazz, Salt Lake City to host NBA All Star Game in 2023 or 2024
Organization sources recently disclosed that the Utah Jazz will host the NBA All Star Game in 2023 or 2024. This will be the second time Salt Lake City will host the event. The previous occurrence happened in 1993.
Utah Jazz to host event in Salt Lake City, Utah again after 30 years
The organization placed its bid to host a future NBA All Star Game back in February 2018. At the time, local political leaders seemed very hopeful the bid would be won by Utah.
“On behalf of the State of Utah, we are committed to the hard work of bringing the NBA All-Star Game to Salt Lake City.
Utah Governor Gary Herbert in 2018.
We know this about the Miller family, Utah Jazz organization, and our state — the NBA All-Star Game will be above the rim and the NBA family will fall in love again with the great people of our state.”
“We are very excited and well prepared to bring back the NBA All-Star Game to Vivint Smart Home Arena. We are a vibrant, diverse and culturally rich community that knows how to celebrate the experience of sport. Our 2002 Olympic Winter Games remain the standard against which all other Olympic Winter Games are measured.”
Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski in 2018.
Miller Family on Utah Jazz placing bid to host future NBA event
Utah’s political leaders weren’t the only big names backing the Utah Jazz organization and the city in which it resides. In addition, Greg Miller, son of Gail Miller made sure to sound in on the potential of the game making a return.
“The 1993 NBA All-Star Game was memorable for many reasons. Our new arena was just two years old, and we were so proud to welcome the NBA family into our new home. It is with great excitement and anticipation that we now invite the NBA to return this celebration of our sport back to Salt Lake City for a game elevated.”
Greg Miller, son of Gail Miller and NBA Board of Governors member
Utah Jazz Fan Show breaking news?
This isn’t the first time Ryan Van Dorn or Kelby Jones have broken big Utah Jazz news. Recently, the show reported on purple mountain jerseys 20 weeks prior to the announcement. Listen to the podcast below for more on that:
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When will Utah Jazz fans know the exact year?
The timeline is unclear as to when the team will make an announcement. Fans are still patiently awaiting updates regarding new jerseys, etc. Not to mention just waiting for the season is ALREADY driving some fans crazy.
We’ll make sure to report as soon as an announcement is made.
In the mean time, make sure to listen to the Utah Jazz Fan Show Saturdays at noon!
CONFIRMED: Utah Jazz to debut “mountain” jerseys next season
Sources say local retailers are stocking up on a Utah Jazz “mountain” jersey in anticipation of next season’s debut.
The Utah Jazz organization is planning on incorporating mountains into the design of the team’s jerseys next season. This, according to one local employee at a sporting goods retail store in the greater Salt Lake City area.
The employee claims the store’s manager had planned and ordered large amounts of the jersey after receiving communications from the decision-makers, presumably with Nike.
The previous “mountain” jerseys were made famous in the late 1990’s during the teams two runs to the NBA Finals. Both runs ending in losses to Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls in both matchups.
Goodbye to the Utah Jazz City Edition Jersey?
The Utah Jazz made noise during the 2017-2018 season by debuting their newly-designed “City Edition” jerseys. The jerseys revolved around an entirely new design-scheme, including a red, orange and yellow color pallet.
According to the local employee, the new Utah Jazz “mountain” jerseys will be replacing these jerseys all together. This may come as a surprise to those who thought this design may have been foreshadowing something bigger to come.
Other Utah Jazz Jersey Concepts to Consider
Some, including John Stockton, weren’t big fans of the Utah Jazz throwback purple mountain jerseys originally. Furthermore, some STILL aren’t big fans of it, even today.
For those of you who aren’t happy to bring back the team’s heritage, enjoy a few Utah Jazz jersey concept designs, courtesy of a Google search.
The Jazz Fan Show will continue looking into this news as it breaks. Follow us on Twitter (@JazzFanShow) to be notified of any developments.
Donovan Mitchell Discusses Sophomore Campaign w/ The Crossover
The rising Utah Jazz guard experienced quite the learning curve while transitioning into his second full NBA season.
Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell recently visited The Crossover while in the midst of the late-season road trip on the east coast.
The Crossover crew brought the up-and-comer in to discuss what it’s like to be a second-season player in the NBA.
Watch the video from The Crossover’s post below:
What’s Different for Donovan Mitchell?
After a stellar rookie season which included a first-round playoff victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder and former MVP Russell Westbrook, Donovan knew things would be far more difficult in the years to come. In contrast, year two has been a new experience for the Sophomore.
“This year, it’s different. I have to be locked in for every moment, they make it so tough on every possession,” Mitchell told The Crossover. “But the words I’ve received from James [Harden], from Kobe [Bryant], Chris Paul, it’s helped me understand that. I think in my rookie year, I was really taken aback. This year I came seeking advice.”
That teachability is just the beginning of a long process aimed at avoiding any “sophomore slumps” that might have been heading Donovan’s way. He also had to learn, very quickly, what it means to hold and be held accountable by teammates.
Donovan Mitchell on Overcoming This Season’s Slow Start
After a slow start to the season, the team needed Donovan to step up. Furthermore, to retain the leadership role he had earned the year before.
“Coach Snyder stressed to me that this year was going to be a lot different, and it was one thing for me to hear, and another thing for me to go through it,” Mitchell said regarding Utah’s poor start. “It’s one of those things you really have to go through, to experience. They kind of anticipated this happening, I didn’t. But to have the support of my teammates through the early part of the season was really special, and really helped get us back to where we need to be.”
So… what exactly did Donovan change about how he was playing this season? And how did it help the team get back on the winning path?
“Changing my pace and making an effort to get to the free-throw line, that’s something James [Harden] is great at and Dwyane Wade talked to me about as well,” Mitchell said. “To hear that from them and then trying to follow their advice really helped me get back on track.”
What’s To Come for Donovan Mitchell?
In conclusion, Donovan Mitchell may have learned some big lessons and have even bigger plans in his future. However, right now his only focus is on this season’s playoff push.
“It’s been a crazy past two years, trying to absorb everything I’ve learned,” Mitchell said. “We’ve got a healthy lineup, and one that can be pretty special. Now we’ve got to prove it each and every night.”
Click here to read the entire interview from The Crossover.
Coach Phil(osophy) | Harden’s Flops Ruining Youth Basketball
Coach Phil(osophy)
“How are playing styles of current NBA players affecting youth basketball around the country?”
As the NBA continues to push it’s offensive product, we are continually seeing a lack of defense. The poster boy for this (drawing bogus fouls) is none other than James Harden, who I’ll discuss later on.
It seems to me that the league is lacking coaches willing to play through the foul-count. If they were more focused on defense and forced the refs to continue making calls, the entire league could get away from the 140-point games we’ve been seeing.
Now, I’m not suggesting that all these points aren’t good for the league. What I’m saying is that this type of play is giving the youth an unrealistic view of basketball.
Defense should be the absolute first thing every young basketball player learns. Then, as bodies grow and basketball IQs increase, these players can work on breaking down a good defense.
Right now, young players are only seeing ISO (isolation) ball, slam dunks and 3’s. None of this is realistic in the youth arena.
James Harden – Loophole Extraordinaire
If there’s one thing I know, it’s that James Harden has found the loophole for defensive fouls.
He attacks the basket and is rewarded for throwing his body into the defense, even though establishing contact is not necessarily drawing a foul. Bull-rushing through the lane and getting the foul has turned the NBA purely into 3PAs and free throws.
Harden alone has averaged 10.2 FT’s per game over the last SIX YEARS!!
I believe Donovan Mitchell said it best:
“If that’s what he needs to win the MVP, so be it.”
I’m not unhappy with the way the league plays offense as a whole, but if more teams were willing to get aggressive, get into the offense AND give everything they had on defense, the outcome may be different.
Too bad we can’t get playoff defense during the regular season. I guess that’s why we watch 82 games… to get to the chance to win 16.
Coach Phil’s Conclusion?
James Harden’s Flops Are Ruining Youth Basketball
About The Jazz Fan Show
The Jazz Fan Show is a podcast and blog focusing on all things Utah Jazz. Founded by Ryan Van Dorn and Kelby Jones in September of 2018.
You can hear the show Sunday mornings from 9:00 – 10:00 AM MST on 1280 AM and 97.5 FM The Zone.
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Spida-Mitchell writer Kay Malik stopped by the Utah Jazz Fan Show this week to discuss his latest track.
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Kay appears in Episode 21 of The Utah Jazz Fan Show. He discusses where his inspiration came from, some of the hidden gems you may have missed in the song. He also talks about how he’s loved the game of basketball all his life.
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The Utah Jazz are trending up, but is a trade still in play?
Dante Exum and how he lost a chance at an extra $200k.
Ricky Rubio’s role in Utah’s future.
Strange things happening on AND off the floor for Jazz players.
Will the Jazz have zero, one, or two All Stars representing them this season?
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Ryan and Kelby talk about the BIG problem at Point Guard for the Utah Jazz before welcoming back Gretchen Devine to discuss Rudy Gobert and his magical Pratt Daddy Crystals.
PLUS, another edition of the Jr. Jazz Fan Show with nine-year-old Kennedy and The Rev blesses us with another Sunday Sermon!
About the Utah Jazz Fan Show
The Jazz Fan Show is a radio show, podcast and blog focusing on all things Utah Jazz. Founded by Ryan Van Dorn and Kelby Jones in September of 2018.
You can hear the show Sunday mornings from 9:00 – 10:00 AM MST on 1280 AM and 97.5 FM The Zone.
The Jazz Fan Show is also now available in podcast format! Click the links below and subscribe today!
iTunes
Spotify
JazzFanShow.com
TryDayTrading.com
1280TheZone.com
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Why Subscribe to The Utah Jazz Fan Show?
The show began in an attempt to create more content around the Utah Jazz for the fans to enjoy.
Our goal has been to contact and bring together as many die-hard Utah Jazz fans as we can, and we’re having a great time doing it!
If you or someone you know love the Utah Jazz, contact us today for a chance to come on the show and discuss what it means to you to be a Utah Jazz fan!
PLUS, listening to The Jazz Fan Show is your best way to get information on upcoming giveaways!
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Michael Scott Gifs that Describe This Season for the Utah Jazz
Michael Scott On Being a Utah Jazz Fan
To accurately portray what the beginning of this season felt like for Jazz fans, please enjoy the following explanation from The Office’s Michael Scott:
Preseason:
After Beating SAC to Go 1-0 on Season:
After Jerebko’s Tip-In Winner:
When Utah Lost to Memphis Twice:
When the Jazz Couldn’t Win at Home:
Losing by 50 Points to Dallas:
Thinking Back on the Nightmare that was Utah’s Start-of-Year Schedule:
Watching the Utah Jazz in the Middle of Above-Mentioned Schedule:
Watching NBA Referees Miss Easy Calls Each and Every Night:
Thinking About How Stacked the Western Conference is:
When Rudy Took it Out on a Water Bottle:
Watching Refs Miss James Harden Travel:
Watching Refs Miss Russell Westbrook’s 6th Foul:
When Jazz Beat the Warriors:
When Jazz Won the Christmas Game:
About the Utah Jazz Fan Show
The Jazz Fan Show is a radio show, podcast and blog focusing on all things Utah Jazz. Founded by Ryan Van Dorn and Kelby Jones in September of 2018.
You can hear the show Sunday mornings from 9:00 – 10:00 AM MST on 1280 AM and 97.5 FM The Zone.
The Jazz Fan Show is also now available in podcast format! Click the links below and subscribe today!
iTunes
Spotify
JazzFanShow.com
TryDayTrading.com
1280TheZone.com
The Zone Sports Network App
Soundcloud
Why Subscribe to The Utah Jazz Fan Show?
The show began in an attempt to create more content around the Utah Jazz for the fans to enjoy.
Our goal has been to contact and bring together as many die-hard Utah Jazz fans as we can, and we’re having a great time doing it!
If you or someone you know love the Utah Jazz, contact us today for a chance to come on the show and discuss what it means to you to be a Utah Jazz fan!
PLUS, listening to The Jazz Fan Show is your best way to get information on upcoming giveaways!
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Expecting Player Loyalty Without Being Loyal to Players
Derrick Favors and What December Means For a Utah Jazz Fan
Well, it’s December yet again, and we all know that the means…
As fans of the Utah Jazz, December means this is the first thing we get to read on Twitter every morning:
“BREAKING: Sources claim Utah Jazz interested in trading Derrick Favors for [ENTER PLAYER NAME HERE].”
This year, the Utah Jazz have found themselves at the forefront of yet another round of trade rumors surrounding veteran and recently resigned PF Derrick Favors. This season, the rumors include the Chicago Bulls and young forward Jabari Parker, who has been phased out of Chicago’s rotation due to his inefficiency and poor shot selection.
The rumors began when Bill Simmons’ The Ringer released the following in a recent article:
“Parker was worth the risk when the Chicago Bulls signed him this past summer because the Bulls had nothing to lose. They needed to meet the minimum salary threshold, and it’s not often you can get a look at a 23-year-old former no. 2 pick with team control for a second season. It has just failed miserably.
Parker has remained a zero on defense who relies on the inefficient midrange to get his points. As a result, new Bulls head coach Jim Boylen is phasing Parker out of the rotation and the front office is looking to trade him, with “several teams” interested, as K.C. Johnson of the Chicago Tribune reported last Friday. Parker makes $20 million this season and has a non-guaranteed deal for another $20 million next season. It’ll be difficult to find a suitor with the salaries and assets to make a deal that’s worth it for the Bulls, but there are options.
The Utah Jazz are one of the teams interested in Parker, according to multiple league sources. Derrick Favors is an awkward fit next to center Rudy Gobert, and his $16.9 million on the books for next season is non-guaranteed, meaning he could be one of the pieces involved. Favors can’t be traded until January 15, so Chicago would have to wait. Would it be worth it? The Bulls are loaded with young bigs, so it’s hard to see them taking back Favors unless additional assets are included. Utah has all of its future picks, except for a 2020 second-rounder going to the Cavaliers, and has two other seconds incoming.
Parker’s value has diminished, but the Jazz are desperate for offense. They rank 23rd in offensive rating this season, and last in offensive rating in the fourth quarter. Parker doesn’t care about playing defense, but the rest of the team does; if they can help him get stops, maybe he can help them buy a bucket.”
Derrick Favors Opinion?
Let’s listen to what he had to say…
Derrick Favors reacts to Utah’s recent trade rumors involving Jabari Parker: “I have fun with it. I enjoy it. Definitely use it as motivation, but I have fun with it most of the time because most of the time I look forward it. Like, ‘Who I’m going to get traded for this year?’” pic.twitter.com/JFY86PE844
— Eric Woodyard (@E_Woodyard) December 17, 2018
Gotta love seeing a player like Derrick letting everything roll off his back like this. The man is a pro, which is another reason it may be worth keeping him around moving forward.
Utah Jazz React to Derrick Favors Trade Rumors
These trade rumors have continued on, even with the Utah Jazz denying any interaction at all with the Chicago Bulls organization during the season.
Jazz management sources tell The Salt Lake Tribune that the Jazz have had no conversations with Chicago management regarding any deal this season.
— Andy Larsen (@andyblarsen) December 17, 2018
This Year Different for Derrick Favors/Utah Jazz?
This year is different in the sense that Derrick chose to come back to play in Utah during the offseason, even when most expected him to be heading elsewhere. He also was one of the biggest reasons the Utah Jazz were able to get a playoff series win against OKC during the end of last season.
So when I heard the trade rumors this year, I immediately had this question enter my mind:
Why is it okay for the Utah Jazz to trade Derrick Favors at a moment’s notice, but not okay for Gordon Hayward to leave during free agency?
I personally let everyone know where I stand when it comes to Gordon Hayward’s decision to bail on the Utah Jazz during a recent Jazz Fan Show podcast, which you can listen to by CLICKING HERE.
Since I said those things, my attitude has actually softened on the entire thing. Honestly, Hayward didn’t want to be on my team, so why would I want him on my team?
In contrast, Derrick Favors showed the Utah Jazz that HE DID want to be on the team by signing the extension during the offseason.
Yet, I still see posts and tweets from people claiming to be Jazz fans who would cut ties with Derrick Favors for Jabari Parker in a second.
Are Jabari and the Jazz a Match?
Another reason this year’s trade rumors are leaving me more or less flabbergasted is the fact that people assume the Utah Jazz are actually thinking about making this trade.
It’s almost as if we aren’t remembering how Utah was flirting with Jabari during the offseason, but chose to pass when Jabari had the following to say about playing defense:
Jabari is all about getting buckets and you know what god bless https://t.co/kxlJIQySpK pic.twitter.com/wdoRUwraXz
— Jason Patt (@Bulls_Jay) July 18, 2018
But now, all of a sudden, the Jazz are suddenly interested again, after he’s already been given up on by two organizations in just a few years?
Give me a break.
In conclusion…
I know that was a very long way of leading up to the simple point I really want to make here, which is…
Jazz fans CAN’T call for a Derrick Favors trade and still complain about how Gordon Hayward decided to leave.
The entire foundation of this type of attitude contradicts itself, which is the last thing this organization needs…
Team Favors
As for me and my house, we’re all Team Favors.
The dude has been a Jazz man for a really long time (came over for DERON WILLIAMS, PEOPLE…), and it’s hard for me to imagine the Utah Jazz on the floor without him.
The guy has shown his loyalty by resigning, proven his worth night in and night out, and even represented the community positively by always making sure to compliment Salt Lake City and the entire state of Utah.
Obviously, if there were some sort of trade that was mutually beneficial to the Utah Jazz AND Derrick Favors, I’m all game. But until that trade presents itself, let’s all just appreciate the true pro we have in our organization.
Derrick, if it were up to me, you’d have a place here in Utah as long as you’d like.
About the Utah Jazz Fan Show
The Jazz Fan Show is a radio show, podcast and blog focusing on all things Utah Jazz. Founded by Ryan Van Dorn and Kelby Jones in September of 2018.
You can hear the show Sunday mornings from 9:00 – 10:00 AM MST on 1280 AM and 97.5 FM The Zone.
The Jazz Fan Show is also now available in podcast format! Click the links below and subscribe today!
iTunes
Spotify
JazzFanShow.com
TryDayTrading.com
1280TheZone.com
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Why Subscribe to The Utah Jazz Fan Show?
The show began in an attempt to create more content around the Utah Jazz for the fans to enjoy.
Our goal has been to contact and bring together as many die-hard Utah Jazz fans as we can, and we’re having a great time doing it!
If you or someone you know love the Utah Jazz, contact us today for a chance to come on the show and discuss what it means to you to be a Utah Jazz fan!
PLUS, listening to The Jazz Fan Show is your best way to get information on upcoming giveaways!
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Dear Jazz, Stop Playing for the Whistle
It’s Time for the Utah Jazz
to Stop Playing for the Whistle
A Heartfelt Plea from a Lifelong Jazz Fan
My dearest Utah Jazz,
It is with sincere reflection that I choose to write you this note today.
You see, I spend a great deal of my time researching, pondering and discussing the inner and outer workings of your organization, so much so, in fact, that at times I feel as though I am a part of it myself.
Please know that I do not say these things out of spite, hatred or a feeling of superiority. But instead, I relay this message out of love, devotion and loyalty to a culture and an identity which I feel perfectly suits this fine community on the banks of the great lake of salt.
Culture and Identity Perceived by a Utah Jazz Fan
We all know that the Utah Jazz knows what it means to be an underdog. The facts that you’re a small market team and lack any real nightlife (you family-oriented SUCKERS) are just the beginning to a long list of reasons why you shouldn’t be successful in today’s NBA.
And now, it seems there’s another reason to add:
NBA Referees Have Fragile Egos
It’s nothing new. In fact, it’s something we’ve seen forever, but perhaps no more than during the past decade or so.
I’m not really exactly sure how these egos became so fragile. Perhaps it was years and years and years of being constantly berated by “adults” being paid millions of dollars to play a game.
I’m sure it didn’t help that these “adults” keep getting younger and younger, being paid more and more with every passing year.
Somewhere along the lines, these referees also began respecting certain players and their team more than other players and their team.
What does this weird bias lead to?
Watch some highlights of it below:
This Utah Jazz Fan’s Conclusion After a Dumpster Fire
The Utah Jazz have seen this type of “officiating” for the entirety of its existence. It goes back to the team’s days matching up against the Showtime Lakers and the GOAT.
But for some reason, it seems to have gotten worse as of late. It’s almost as if the Refs have begun to openly say:
“That team from Utah? Yeah, we’re not gonna help them out at all.”
Utah Jazz Argument
Need an example of NBA Officials blatantly missing calls that everyone in the entire world can see should go in the Jazz’ favor?
Replay Review (Tiven): if Harden was attempting a 2 or 3-point FG (initially ruled a 2-point FG attempt) when he was fouled in Q4 of #UTAatHOU. Ruling: Overturned, 3-point FG attempt. pic.twitter.com/eJAIAmqeWx
— NBA Official (@NBAOfficial) December 18, 2018
How about an example of NBA Officials blatantly calling a foul that SHOULD NEVER have been called, and ultimately, goes AGAINST the Utah Jazz:
In case you’re wondering how sad and petty the @OfficialNBARefs are… this was called a foul on @rudygobert27 pic.twitter.com/Jsvfjpkpfk
— The Jazz Fan Show (@JazzFanShow) December 11, 2018
Now I’ll admit, for the first quarter of the season, these kinds of things simple enraged me. But now, I’m used to them.
What I’m getting really sick of at this point is Utah Jazz players arguing for a call while the other team runs down the floor and scores.
Like, I get it. You should have gotten the call. But guess what?
The refs not gonna call it.
I’m sorry, there’s nothing we can do about it. Their fragile egos and inability to see the world objectively makes it impossible to call a game in your favor.
So what do we do now?
How about we just accept that the world is against us and…
JUST KEEP PLAYING BASKETBALL.
No more arguing with the refs. Save your postgame comments and your Mario war cries and…
GET BACK ON DEFENSE.
Overall, just please, for all that is good and decent in this world…
STOP PLAYING FOR THE WHISTLE.
It’s never been called our way, so why would it start now?
About the Utah Jazz Fan Show
The Jazz Fan Show is a radio show, podcast and blog focusing on all things Utah Jazz. Founded by Ryan Van Dorn and Kelby Jones in September of 2018.
You can hear the show Sunday mornings from 9:00 – 10:00 AM MST on 1280 AM and 97.5 FM The Zone.
The Jazz Fan Show is also now available in podcast format! Click the links below and subscribe today!
iTunes
Spotify
JazzFanShow.com
TryDayTrading.com
1280TheZone.com
The Zone Sports Network App
Soundcloud
Why Subscribe to The Utah Jazz Fan Show?
The show began in an attempt to create more content around the Utah Jazz for the fans to enjoy.
Our goal has been to contact and bring together as many die-hard Utah Jazz fans as we can, and we’re having a great time doing it!
If you or someone you know love the Utah Jazz, contact us today for a chance to come on the show and discuss what it means to you to be a Utah Jazz fan!
PLUS, listening to The Jazz Fan Show is your best way to get information on upcoming giveaways!
The Utah Jazz Fan Show:
Where Everything’s Made Up and the Stats Don’t Matter