Jazz Notes

If money were not a factor, here are the Utah Jazz games you should see.

This year it feels like the Jazz have a chance.

Jeremiah Jensen and Cleon Wall listed each team and gave them a favorable grade of  "Booyah" or an unfavorable grade of "Boo" for the eight teams ahead of the Jazz.

The Jazz have a mid-level exception that could help sign a useful player, which is important to keep in mind and will give the team $4.7 million to play with. Should they drop Favors, that number inflates to around $17 million in cap space.

"Jazz DNA." It's something that's brought up all the time in regards to certain players who are smart, work hard and seem to be upstanding characters in the community and solid players on the court.

If you are a night owl and love to watch the soap opera Days of our Lives on KSL 5 at 1 a.m. you've probably heard the opening phrase over very serious music "Like sands through the hour glass, so are the days of our lives."

Ricky Rubio let the obvious cat out of the bag this week. And, no, we're not talking about Donovan Mitchell's beloved cat in the Vivint SmartHome commercial campaign.

With the Utah Jazz expected to be aggressive in free agency, the team will likely be looking for a guy to fill up the basket.

One week after the Utah Jazz season has concluded, the Jazz Notes podcast gave their end of season grades.

The Utah Jazz have not been playing well to start the postseason and the Jazz Notes podcast is out to figure out why.