The Utah Jazz, in the midst of their brutal 112-146 blowout to the New York Knicks in Madison Square Garden, were also able to get their first chance to meet up with a familiar face in Jordan Clarkson since his buyout earlier this summer, parting ways with Utah after six seasons.

For the New York Knicks, it really was about how you start, at least on Friday night against the Utah Jazz. One of the most dominant efforts in recent metropolitan memory began with a bang and then some,

The Utah Jazz are still deeply immersed in their rebuild, and they seemingly want to continue that rebuild around Lauri Markkanen.

Action is heating up across the NBA as teams enter the second week of the regular season, with upcoming games having increased importance as part of the Emirates NBA Cup. The midseason tournament begins with Group Play games on Halloween, with the Utah ...

The Utah Jazz are still in the process of figuring out their long-term closer, which is understandable for a rebuilding team The absence of a go-to option in the clutch signals something bigger than a single missed shot — it points to uncertainty about the team’s identity and how it chooses to finish games.

The duo of Collier and Sensabaugh has also been one that head coach Will Hardy has been intentional about running together in order to keep finding that positive development between both. It's a strong on-court fit offensively, and one that keeps getting better the more time chemistry is able to develop.

T he Utah Jazz (8-14) beat the Brooklyn Nets last night for their second road win. Despite their record, they’ve put forth spunky efforts many times this season. And they have N