Utah Jazz

The Dallas Mavericks would have "significant interest" in center Rudy Gobert if the Utah Jazz made he.

Utah has reached the playoffs each year with the pair and is set to make its fifth straight postseason this year. The 29-year-old Gobert, a three-time All-Star and four-time All-NBA Team selection, is averaging 15.4 points and an NBA-high 14.6 rebounds in his ninth NBA season. Perhaps a trade could be in the works this offseason if the Jazz fail to make a dent in the playoffs, although it isn't as though Utah is uncompetitive with Mitchell and Gobert leading the way.

Donovan Mitchell scored 29 points and Rudy Gobert had 25 points and 17 rebounds as the Utah Jazz snapped a five-game losing streak with a 122-109 win over ...

… The Jazz, who aim to get up 40-plus 3-point attempts a game, made 15 of 44 from beyond the arc. If we’re able to get into the play-in game at full strength, we know we got a shot. "We have to stay in the fight and we have to give ourselves a chance. The Jazz were able to get into transition and outscored Los Angeles 14-2 on fast breaks. … The Lakers went 34 for 58 from 2-point range. "It’s great to have them back, just having that presence on the court … for spacing. "That takes out the finger-pointing if you hold yourself accountable." "The negativity and the losses and all that pressure was more external, but it was not an ideal time to have a five-game losing streak. But, the Lakers couldn’t consistently get enough stops to make it interesting. Just a little bit hurt about not winning the game," Howard said. "I know how important these games are down the stretch. But, the Lakers stayed within striking distance until Gobert slammed down Mitchell’s miss to make it 120-104 with 2:54 to play.

The Dallas Mavericks reportedly would have “significant interest” in Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert if the team were to make him available, according to Tim ...

The Utah Jazz were in desperate need of a win. Last night, they beat the floundering Los Angeles Lakers by a final score of 122-109.

The Utah Jazz will take wins however they get them. Without either of LeBron James or Anthony Davis, they may be one of the worst. Last night, the Jazz looked themselves again. On the one hand, he only shot 4/11 from the field and 1/6 from downtown. He may not have lit up the scoreboard, but his spacing was still critical for the team’s overall attack. They beat the Lakers by a final score of 122-109.

The ball got rolling when Donovan Mitchell was asked about the players managed to not devolve into full-blown finger-pointing during that losing streak.

ESPN released another Future Power Rankings, and the Utah Jazz were ranked lower than they ever have under Quin Snyder. The Memphis Grizzlies are No.

“Utah still has a talented-enough roster to rank fourth in point differential, but changes could be in store if the Jazz fall flat in the playoffs. To add to it, ESPN on Wednesday released the latest installment in an occasional series it calls NBA Future Power Rankings, and have the Jazz pegged at No. 13 out of 30 teams, which is as low as they’ve been since Quin Snydertook over as head coach in 2014. Commentary: The Jazz are a bad vibes team.

The Los Angeles Lakers are in imminent danger of missing the playoffs after sufferinga 122-109 defeat at the hands of the Utah Jazz on Thursday night.

If we're able to get into the play-in game at full strength, we know we got a shot," L. A. head coach Frank Vogel said Thursday. "Tomorrow is even bigger obviously with the head-to-head with the Pelicans." The latter is led by the Pelicans, Spurs and Lakers, one of which will miss the playoffs. "It's not the end-all, be-all.

Tim Bontemps: What happens with Rudy Gobert in Utah. It has been a good offseason for the Jazz, between reaching a deal with Jordan Clarkson, bringing back old ...

Donovan Mitchell's future with the Utah Jazz is uncertain, and it appears a number of teams have been gearing up to make a \ a the veteran guard. "Other...

It’s the same thing; it’s literally the same thing. While that's respectable, the team appears to be far from competing with the Phoenix Suns. If that truly matters to Mitchell, the Knicks are atop the list.