Jazz Notes

Gobert has been called the Stifle Tower and the French Rejection, but maybe he should be called the Intimidator.

The Utah Jazz are just over one-eighth of the way through their season. There are a lot of games left for this potential Western Conference power, but here's an early dive into the team.

It was not unexpected to see Mitchell as the top-scoring guy when the Jazz beat the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday. It was the fifth time in eight games he led his team in points.

The Utah Jazz play their first of 25 games on national television against the Lakers Friday night, but that doesn't seem like a big deal to anyone on the roster.

The NBA season is nearly underway and fans are signing up for NBA League Pass, the streaming service that allows fans to watch every game throughout the season.

Defense may be the obvious issue, but the Utah Jazz also needs to work on cohesiveness and chemistry after losing their final preseason game.

The Utah Jazz already have the two-time Defensive Player of the Year on the roster with Rudy Gobert. Add the capabilities of Mike Conley and Donovan Mitchell, and the Jazz defense could take them all the way to the NBA Finals. 

McMahon said O'Neale can hold his own against some power forwards and fans should not be surprised if he starts.

Jazz Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Dennis Lindsey called Conley a Pied Piper after the role he played in bringing players to Utah during the summer.

The Utah Jazz front office made significant changes to the team this offseason and a cornerstone of those changes was to boost the overall skill level of the team.