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All-Star surprise: At long last, Mike Conley is an NBA All-Star
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Posted Mar 5th - 7:15pm
Mike Conley, who has been one of the premier point guards in the NBA for over a decade, is headed to his first NBA All-Star Game this Sunday in Atlanta.
NBA fines Donovan Mitchell, Rudy Gobert for ripping officials
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Updated Mar 5th - 2:25pm
The NBA fined Utah Jazz stars Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert a total of $45,000 on Friday for criticizing the officials after Wednesday's 131-123 overtime loss to the 76ers in Philadelphia.
A long road: Quin Snyder and his players discuss how the Jazz head coach got to the All-Star Game
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Posted Mar 5th - 12:54pm
Quin Snyder was a vagabond coach — staying a year here, and year there. So, as has he looks back at the strange journey and the people that have stood by him through it all, something has become clear: Sunday isn't just a special day for coach Snyder; it's a special day for the Snyder family.
'This is slander!' Charles Barkley defends Jazz after Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert are last two taken in All-Star draft
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Posted Mar 4th - 7:27pm
Donovan Mitchell went No. 22 to Kevin Durant's squad, and Gobert got the unenviable distinction of being the last All-Star on the board and will play for LeBron James's team.
From the comments: Were the refs really to blame for the Jazz's loss at Philadelphia?
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Posted Mar 4th - 11:40am
The Jazz had some choice words for the officials following their 131-123 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers. KSL.com commenters had some, too.
'Hopefully they feel shame': Utah Jazz put officials on blast after loss to the 76ers
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Updated Mar 3rd - 10:24pm
There were on-court reasons the Utah Jazz lost to the 76ers 131-123 on Wednesday, but that all was pushed way to the back burner as soon as Donovan Mitchell sat down for his postgame interview.
AP source: NBA set to remove restriction on 2-way deals
Tim Reynolds, Associated Press | Posted Mar 2nd - 4:44pm
The NBA has moved closer to a deal where players on two-way contracts would be eligible to appear on the active roster for as many games as their teams would like this season, a person with knowledge of the situation said Tuesday.
From the comments: Ranking Utah's losses and a quick chat about referees
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Posted Mar 2nd - 12:46pm
The Utah Jazz have hit a bit of a rough spot. After winning 22 of 24, Utah has now lost two of its last three games following a 129-124 loss to the Pelicans on Monday. Here are the talking points from KSL.com commenters.
Patrick Kinahan: Jazz forced to deal with race issues
Patrick Kinahan, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Mar 2nd - 10:26am
Elijah Millsap's accusations against Jazz executive Dennis Lindsey have regurgitated familiar stereotypes that cut deep in Utah and with the NBA franchise.
'Brings out the best': The Utah Jazz better get used to being the hunted
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Posted Mar 1st - 11:05pm
Utah has everyone's attention. Now, how will they handle that?
Pelicans escape late rally from Jazz on another controversial finish between the clubs
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Updated Mar 1st - 10:08pm
In what has become quite the odd tradition, the Pelicans survived a furious Jazz rally to win 124-119 following a suspect call late.
From the comments: Quin Snyder said Utah wasn't allowed to be tired — Joe Ingles was anyway
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Posted Feb 28th - 1:02pm
The Jazz bounced back from a rare loss by beating the Orlando Magic 124-109 Saturday. Here are the talking points from KSL.com commenters after the contest.
Donovan Mitchell's superstar-level 2nd-half buries Magic as Jazz bounce back
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Updated Feb 27th - 10:22pm
Donovan Mitchell scored 15 of his 31 points in the 3rd quarter to lead the Jazz to a 124-109 victory over the Magic Saturday in Orlando.
Millsap expresses concerns about probe into Jazz allegation
Tim Reynolds, Associated Press | Posted Feb 27th - 6:21pm
Former Utah forward Elijah Millsap said Friday that he has not yet heard from any investigators regarding his allegation that Jazz executive Dennis Lindsey made a bigoted comment to him during an end-of-season meeting in 2015.
From the comments: Was Utah's biggest perceived weakness finally exploited against the Heat?
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Posted Feb 27th - 12:07pm
The Utah Jazz lost to the Miami Heat 124-116 on Friday to start of a four-game road trip that will lead them into the All-Star break. It was a rare close game for the Jazz and a rare loss. Here are the talking points from KSL.com commenters fro
Jazz get some hard-earned lessons in clutch play in loss to the Heat
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Posted Feb 26th - 11:33pm
During Utah's 22-2 stretch that began on Jan. 8, the Jazz have played just 8 such minutes — far away the lowest total of any team. So it was a bit of a new experience when things got tight against the Heat late on Friday.
'A great test for us': Jazz continue to learn how to play with target on their back in loss to the Heat
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Updated Feb 26th - 10:47pm
Utah fell to 26-7 on the season, falling to the Heat 124-116 Friday in Miami.
Jazz, NBA investigating bigotry claims against team executive Dennis Lindsey
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Posted Feb 25th - 5:40pm
The Utah Jazz have engaged in outside counsel to investigate former guard Elijah Millsap's claim that team executive Dennis Lindsey used bigoted language toward him during a 2015 exit interview.
