Utah Jazz Weekly

The Jazz fall to 1-5 after a 22-point home loss to Portland. Mike breaks down the frustration of a four-game slide, a 19-year-old carrying the scoring load, and what needs to change before this season spirals beyond repair.

Utah fought from an injury-depleted roster, led by 11, forced overtime against Wembanyama and the Spurs, then watched it all crumble in five minutes. A postgame breakdown of a gut-wrenching loss.

Lauri Markkanen and Jaren Jackson Jr. both left early with injuries, the Jazz clawed within one possession twice in the fourth quarter, and ultimately fell 110-105 to Memphis at the Delta Center. Keyonte George, Ace Bailey, and a season debut from Mo Bamba gave Utah a real shot before Ty Jerome's late free throws closed the door.

The Jazz led by 18 in the first half but watched Luka Doncic torch them for 52 in a gut-punching 132-123 loss at Delta Center. Mike breaks down the second-quarter collapse, the bright spots, and what this means for a 1-2 Jazz team.

The Utah Jazz won their home opener by a single point after a third-quarter collapse nearly cost them everything. Mike Michaelson breaks down the emotional rollercoaster of a 120-119 victory over New Orleans and what it means for this team's identity.

Mike Michaelson breaks down the Jazz's 123-103 opening night loss to Memphis, where Ty Jerome had a career-high 45 and the rebounding gap was absolutely brutal. Keyonte George, Lauri Markkanen, Jaren Jackson's rough homecoming, and what this means for Utah going forward.

The Utah Jazz close out a 3-1 preseason with a fourth-quarter comeback at Phoenix, powered by Lauri Markkanen's 19 points and a young core that showed real poise down the stretch.