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Kelly Olympics! Canada qualifies for the Paris 2024 Games. JP recapped Canada’s run in the FIBA World Cup with Sportsnet’s Dan Shulman.
Will Jazz and Finland assistant coach Sean Sheldon get a break? JP asks Sean about how he ended up with a summer filled with hoops. He's with Lauri Markkanen readying for the FIBA World Cup. Plus, a reaction to the Jazz's schedule.
Walker Kessler joined JP Chunga at USA Basketball Training in Las Vegas. Which one of his teammates does he most want to block at the World Cup?
Spheres, Summer League, and Seth Greenberg. JP Chunga caught up with the ESPN college basketball analyst to recap Vegas Summer League.
The logo? Yes, that logo watched Keyonte George courtside and came away impressed. Then, Holly Rowe catches up with new Jazzman John Collins.
A free agency primer off the top. Then, hear from the rookies! Taylor Hendricks, Keyonte George, and Brice Sensabaugh sit down with JP Chunga.
What do the college coaches have to say about their guys? JP Chunga caught up with UCF's Johnny Dawkins and Baylor's Scott Drew.
JP recaps the Jazz’s picks of Taylor Hendricks, Keyonte George, and Brice Sensabaugh. Then, he catches up with Brice’s college coach Chris Holtmann of Ohio State (10:20).
Background on what goes into Draft prep with Vice President of Player Personnel Bart Taylor. It's a lot of watching tape.
"I don't think you pass on freaks." ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Bilas joins JP to talk about his Top 10 for the 2023 NBA Draft, Walker Kessler, Ochai Agbaji, and Coach Wojo.
JP runs through ESPN’s Top 11-20 Best Available - there’s a lot of Big Ten representation. Then, Coach “Wojo” - Steve Wojciechowski - introduces himself and his philosophy with the Salt Lake City Stars.
Exploring the Pop influence on Will Hardy with Michelle Beadle (Run It Back and Spurs TV).
A quick rundown of the West via tweets. And at 15:30, a look at Jazz-Blazers + Oregon-Utah with Neil Everett (SportsCenter and Blazers TV Host).
In the latest Hoop Collective column, Ramona Shelburne wrote about the Jazz and Lauri Markkanen. What’s worked for Lauri early this season?
Feeling guilty about a Jazz mailbag, JP repents with this pod. Fill it out for yourself! COY: MVP: DPOY: MIP: ROY: 6MOY:
The Jazz were the subject of Mo Dakhil’s (The Athletic and Bleacher Report) “One Mo Thing.” They talked the Good Vibe Jazz, bad vibe LA, and what goes into video coordinating.
How has passing changed Jordan Clarkson’s game? Plus, JP welcomes Chase Bernstein on the show to discuss her Nuggets, Jazz, James Harden, and Jose Alvarado.
There’s a difference! Lauri Markkanen? Jordan Clarkson? Jarred Vanderbilt? What are they? JP reacts to the first five games of the season and determines if JC is a hooper or basketball player.
The Jazz win the opener and follow it up against Rudy Gobert and the Wolves. Bally Sports North analyst Jim Petersen stops by to talk Rudy, Anthony Edwards, and Bobby Hansen.
A Top 5! Is it an homage to previous guest Craig Kilborn? Maybe. Big T previews the upcoming Jazz season.
The Director of Scouting for NBA Draft Big Board caught Wemby in France AND Vegas. JP brought up Victor, Scoot, and the Jazz’s newly acquired 2022 draftees - Ochai Agbaji and Walker Kessler.
“Pit bulls and poodles can’t be in the same kennel.” Getting to know the 14th overall pick in the 2022 NBA Draft.
JP catches up with GM Justin Zanik, and Craig Bolerjack sits down with CEO of basketball Danny Ainge.
The schedule dropped! JP catches up with Mr. Craig Kilborn (SportsCenter, The Daily Show, The Late Late Show) to talk about his beloved Wolves.
JP wraps up NBA Coachella aka Summer League. And then he catches up with ESPN Radio’s Alan Hahn to discuss dealing with Danny Ainge.
Reacting to the trades, announcements, and catching up with Auburn men’s basketball Head Coach Bruce Pearl.
JP goes over some of the names who are reportedly interviewing for the Jazz job. Plus, he catches up with Tate Frazier (FOX Sports) to preview the Draft.
How should Jazz fans remember the Quin Snyder era? What's next? What do I do with my hands?!?! JP answers those questions and more. Make sure to catch Danny Ainge's sit-down with David Locke over on The Note. Plus, JP caught up with Spinsters and Buckets host Jordan Ligons to give advice to fans during a coaching search, talk NBA Finals, and discuss early WNBA storylines.
Sand Man talks his new movie Hustle, starring alongside Juancho Hernangomez, and playing at the ZBBC.
Who should you root for this WNBA season? JP Chunga catches up with Aces GM Natalie Williams to recruit Jazz fans.
With the season ending against the Mavericks, JP caught up with ESPN’s front office insider to give the offseason outlook for the team.
No Luka in Game 1? That’s the latest from Shams Charania. Plus, JP catches up with Danuel House ahead of the Jazz’s first round matchup against the Mavericks.
Reacting to the regular season finishing + Carlos Boozer talks to JP about his Jazz career.
Who are the best "short" (relative term) players in the NBA? JP Chunga kicks off Short King Spring with Clippers radio voice Noah Eagle.
BBL stands for Bruce Brown Lockdown. Plus, JP Chunga catches up with ESPN’s Nick Friedell.
5th year Jazzman Royce O’Neale talks about his professional journey and JP rues his Kentucky pick.
The author of “Built to Lose: How the NBA’s Tanking Era changed the League Forever” talked to JP about some way-too-early offseason storylines.
It’s because he says something nice about Royce O’Neale. JP caught up with Underdog Fantasy’s Rob Perez.
JP caught up with Kyle Goon to try to talk basketball but Goon covered the Super Bowl. He eventually did talk hoops with ESPN’s Andrew Lopez to get the skinny on Nickeil Alexander-Walker.
Super Knicks fan Ariel Helwani joins JP to talk hoops, NBA on ESPN, and favorite Jazzmen.
Is this a UFC podcast now? No. But for one night only, maybe. JP caught up with Ciryl Gane and Rudy Gobert to share their love of MMA and basketball.
What’s Deron been up to since retiring? Just beating Frank Gore in a celebrity boxing match. JP Chunga caught up with D-Will to talk Jazz, life, and combat sports. Companion piece by Aaron Falk: https://on.nba.com/3qjQ3AI
Tim MacMahon delivers a list on the top players in the league with competitive charisma.
Of all the podcasts and pieces, only one will bring you Danny Ainge analysis from Michael Peña and Bobby Marks. JP caught up with ESPN’s front office insider to get ready for trade season.
Plus, enter for a chance to win a signed Jordan Clarkson jersey: https://bit.ly/3scQPRt
Ahead of Jazz-Clippers, JP caught up with TrueHoop’s David Thorpe to look back at their playoff series and how Rudy Gobert fits into that.
The Jazz play the Wizards on back-to-back Saturdays so JP caught up with Washington analyst Meghan McPeak. Plus, a look at the Eastern Conference contenders.
We all have our flaws, what are the West’s? JP caught up with Spinsters host Haley O’Shaughnessy to nit pick at the quarter season mark.
Legendary SportsCenter anchor Neil Everett got a new gig with the Trail Blazers. He caught up with JP to talk about Monday's game, Jack Ramsay, and Hawaii.
New Jazzman Eric Paschall joins JP to talk New York and Jay Wright. Plus, JP starts the show talking small ball lineups.
From 20 point per game scorer to role player - that’s Rudy Gay! Plus, Kristen Ledlow, TNT sideline reporter, joined to talk Jazz and WNBA.
Chris Herring picked Rudy Gay to win Sixth Man of the Year (A vote of confidence for the team addressing a need in the offseason over a locked prediction). JP caught up with the senior writer from Sports Illustrated.
The NBA 75 show! JP catches up with a pair of NBA 75 (AND 50!!!) voters to discuss the list - Bob Ryan and Jack McCallum. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 7:55 — NBA 50 vs 75 18:55 — The Godfather of all point guards 26:35 — Adrian Dantley 31:25 — Easier than 50 36:55 — John and Karl
JP caught up with the Commish and gave a quick thought on the Jazz’s opening night win.
Jazz GM Justin Zanik gets JP set for the 2021-2021 NBA season. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 4:20 — Goals after the season ended in LA 9:00 — The Jazz’s newest signings 14:40 — Points, points, points
The best show in television is back this week - NBA regular season basketball. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:50 — Trust rankings 11:55 — Why are there so many Boston NBA writers 14:35 — Rudy Gobert: Too Big to Fail 23:30 — Embracing failure 27:30 — West is open
Woj bomb. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:10 — Read books (Giannis by Mirin Fader, Can’t Knock the Hustle by Matt Sullivan, and The Miracle of St. Anthony) 16:05 — Jazz's roster 20:00 — Milwaukee-Utah connections 26:50 — “If you drafted NBA head coaches” 28:45 — Simmons and Kyrie situations
The newest member of the Jazz broadcast team - Holly Rowe - stops by to talk WNBA, Jazz, and legendary coaches. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 7:30 — Her crazy schedule 13:10 — “I remember the day the Jazz moved from New Orleans” 17:20 — Pat Summitt 22:55 — Michael Jordan’s Flu Game 29:05 — WNBA Playoffs
VSL wrap up with Jorge Sedano, and an introduction to Ryan Kostecka of UtahJazz.com. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 4:30 — “Utah must get off to a good start” 10:30 — Toughest road stretch of the season 18:35 — National TV games 21:40 — Introduction to Ryan 25:20 — Jorge at VSL 33:15 — Thoughts on the Jazz offseason
Summer League standout Trent Forrest tells us about his hometown - Chipley, Florida. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 6:10 — Florida State at Summer League 10:20 — “I always knew I wanted to play in the NBA” 16:35 — Focus heading into Year 2 18:15 — AAU to NBA with Dok
He likes the fit. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 4:45 — Jazz-Baylor 7:10 — What to expect from Jared Butler 13:20 — MaCio Teague
What is the better draft cliche: ’gaining 15 pounds’ or ‘losing 15 pounds’ Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 12:40 — “Crazy stuff that I heard today” 18:00 — What to expect at No. 30 23:40 — Herb Jones vs. the home run swings 29:45 — G-League route 31:40 — The top of the draft 35:45 — Where will the chaos start
Raise a visor to the Jazz’s new advisor. Transition in the front office, so JP caught up with ESPN’s front office insider Bobby Marks. Plus, Dennis Lindsey gets his flowers. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 6:45 — How Dennis Lindsey’s tenure will be remembered 17:10 — Justin Zanik and David Morway 20:05 — Mike Conley 26:00 — Luxury tax
What can the Jazz do without Mike Conley? JP asked Banned MacMahon Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 6:05 — Where the series is at and adjustments 10:55 — Kawhi the Terminator 17:20 — Donovan Mitchell and comparisons to other Apex Predators
Cassidy Hubbarth is back covering the playoffs in packed arenas. A returning RR champion Cassidy discusses what stands out about the series. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 11:30 — Just watch Ted Lasso 16:55 — Donovan and Dwyane Wade 18:10 — Jordan Clarkson 21:30 — Lue vs. Snyder Plus, make sure to check out our newest podcast - The Riffcast. Apple Spotify Google Stitcher
Early Jazz adopter Nick Friedell offers his thoughts on the series and a Thibs impression. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 6:30 — Villain Brooks 14:05 — The talent gap in Jazz-Grizzlies 26:45 — Utah matching up with LA and Dallas 32:30 — Thibs impressions
No Rudy Gobert voice-mails, just Chris Vernon (The Mismatch, Grind City Media, savant) talking Jazz-Grizz and the league. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 10:25 — Stealing Game 1 18:25 — The Donovan thing is fascinating 27:40 — Booing Grayson Allen 31:30 — Charlie Brown and the football
WARNING: SI’s Chris Mannix says sc* a**, a stat that is banned on RR. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 6:45 — Utah’s journey from dysfunction to dominance 13:55 — Awards chatter 22:15 — Western Conference play-in games
The chill wagon enters the playoffs watching a team with the best record in the league. The Jazz earn the #1 seed, and JP catches up with ESPN’s Brian Windhorst to recap the day. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 6:20 — What to think about the Clippers chicanery 17:15 — Jazz are the closest thing to the 2000’s Spurs 26:25 — THIS LEAGUE’s offense 29:50 — Matching up against play-in teams
The chill wagon chugs along and checks in on The Bay. Kendra Andrews of NBC Sports Bay Area talks to JP about two potential playoff matchups for the Jazz - the Warriors and Nuggets. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 10:55 — Warriors peculiar press conference 16:20 — Switching from the Nuggets to the Warriors 23:35 — Playoff matchups and Jazz perception 30:20 — Jokic's incredible MVP season
Hop aboard the chill wagon! No, Wednesday against the Kings wasn’t a ‘must-win.’ Anyway, Chris Kamrani of The Athletic featured Joe Ingles in his latest. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 7:55 — How Chris would describe his job 13:55 — Quin Snyder and Joe Ingles similarities 23:10 — Looking like Ricky Rubio 28:25 — Jordan Clarkson 32:35 — Topaz football team 38:40 — Jazz band
The Ringer’s Rob Mahoney wrote one of my favorite off the court features of the season. This. Rob sticks around to discuss potential playoff scenarios. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 6:15 — Reading the room service menu like a pro 10:40 — The conversation about the conversation 16:45 — The Jazz are an exhausting team to cover 23:45 — SHOOT THE BALL 29:35 — Play-in matchups
Today’s show comes from Russia with Love. AK-47 joins JP to share memories and talk about what he’s doing as the President of Russian basketball. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 6:45 — Turkish tea with Mehmet Our 12:50 — Playing under Jerry Sloan 16:05 — Current team 19:20 — International basketball
Amin Elhassan (Le Batard Show, SiriusXM, and Cinephobe) gives his thoughts on the Jazz and pathway to the NBA. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 8:35 — Starting in basketball 21:00 — His introduction to analytics 28:00 — What has made the Donovan and Rudy era special 32:25 — How many Hectors are out there? 38:50 — Gotti and other bad movies
Getting you ready for a week against playoff opponents! JP catches up with Skin Wade of Mavs TV + Happy Nayo Monday. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 7:20 — Is Donovan a photographer? 15:10 — Gonzaga-Baylor 23:40 — Playoff basketball 27:30 — Mavs in pop culture 33:50 — Luka Doncic 44:40 — “I love your team”
Strange week for the Jazz. JP reviews it with TrueHoop’s David Thorpe. When is the right time to peak? Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:40 — Jordan Clarkson and Mike Conley explain what happened Tuesday 13:15 — Approaching a game after difficult plane travel 19:55 — “I’ve watched them more than any team in the league” 29:30 — Process of getting through a slump 42:05 — Favorite move (or not move)
Georges Niang has a bold quote on new Jazzman Matt Thomas. Plus, Nayo jumps on to give her favorite deals at the trade deadline. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 2:20 — Georges gives the money quote 7:15 — Jazz DNA 10:25 — Favorite of the deadline 15:45 — Is Playoff Rondo a thing? 22:40 — The Miracle in Miami
Mike Breen (ESPN, MSG, and Hall of Famer) gives a tv recommendation as Roundball Roundup continues to talk about sports and pop culture. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 5:25 — Watching Tiger King 11:05 — Pop-a-shot 16:05 — “They’re so connected.” 21:20 — Donovan Mitchell 26:15 — New York hoops
Finally a podcast about sports and pop culture. Yahoo Sports NBA writer Seerat Sohi talks about Jazz basketball, Western Conference contenders, and teen TV. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 4:25 — Background on her old twitter handle @DamianTrilliad 7:00 — Explaining what she got wrong about the Jazz 13:20 — Donovan Mitchell and playmaking 23:20 — Embrace it 27:20 — Tier talk 29:10 — The OC 33:00 — Comparisons to Riverdale and Gossip Girl 39:10 — The OC and the culture at-large (sports, movies, music)
In the course of learning about Jazz history, Nayo learns about Phil Johnson and Jerry Sloan. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 7:05 — Patrick Ewing not recognized at MSG 10:55 — Second half of the season 15:05 — San Francisco to Boston 22:45 — Jazz history
Top Shot is hot right now. JP caught up with Ros Gold-Onwude to talk about the hottest thing concerning NFTs. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:10 — March 11, 2020 7:40 — What makes Top Shot different? 13:55 — It’s in beta phase right now 18:35 — Kudos to the Jazz 22:40 — Jazz-Warriors similarities 26:55 — Kill Them with your shine
All-Star edition of the show! Michael Peña (Tom and Jerry, Ant-Man, Chips, Crash, so many others) reviews his time watching the Jazz up close. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 4:30 — Peña on the Jumbotron 10:45 — Meeting Ryan Smith 15:05 — Golf
The Jazz finished February #1 in the West in 27 of 28 days. JP talks to UtahJazz.com’s Nayo Cambell and BasketballNews.com’s Etan Thomas Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 2:20 — Second half schedule 7:10 — Who would you pick first in the All-Star Draft? 16:45 — Nayo’s latest on Jazz history 26:40 — What brought Etan to basketball 32:45 — The shift in athletes to social activism 37:05 — Media-player dynamics 42:45 — What he likes about the Jazz 50:05 — His discussion with Kyle Korver
Jazz go for the Sedano double tonight. They already beat the Lakers and play the Heat. JP catches up with Jorge to take a look around the league. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 2:25 — Mike Conley snubbed 7:05 — Can you believe in the Jazz? 15:05 — Jazz-Heat similarities 22:45 — LA radio needed a therapy session 28:05 — Turtlenecks
JP and Nayo talk about the All-Star reserves. How many Jazzmen will make it to Atlanta. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:50 — Coach Q to the All-Star game 5:15 — I Think You Should Leave planes 7:40 — Clips split 14:00 — Joe vs Donovan Baseball edition 21:35 — All-Star Reserves
Power rankings looking good, huh? JP and Nayo talk about the Jazz’s big weekend against the East. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 0:55 — Blowouts, blowouts, blowouts 5:05 — The latest 10:40 — 50 wins in sight, what do you do with your hands? 16:40 — Georges on IG Live 24:10 — Frank
Leigh Ellis of No Dunks is an Aussie living stateside who loves basketball. Sound familiar? Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 0:40 — KOC’s journey 4:40 — Top 5 Jazz of all time 7:50 — Joe Ingles in Aussie sports 18:30 — “They’re playing the best basketball of anyone in the league” 24:20 — Comps with the Spurs and Raptors 36:45 — No Dunks, Basketball Jones, and #TheStarters
Recapping the Super Bowl with Nayo, and talking past Jazz teams with former NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:50 — CurlyMe! 6:20 — Nayo grew up a Celtics fans 18:40 — First time watching Stockton’s shot against Houston 21:55 — Carlos finished his degree from Duke 24:00 — Jordan Clarkson as a rookie 28:50 — What it took to succeed in the postseason 34:15 — Coach K in an army helmet 41:10 — And-1
TrueHoop contributor and host of Habershow Tom Haberstroh prepares us for the Jazz’s East Weeks. They play the Hornets, Pacers, Celtics, Bucks, Heat, and Sixers to open February. Tom gives a rundown of the other conference and puts stats in our face. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:50 — Mike Conley against the Hawks 4:10 — The Jazz’s retooled offense 10:45 — “He looks like Lou Will now” 17:45 — The East 27:50 — Alternate universes 33:30 — 2010s Heat stories 39:40 — Tin foil hat time 42:10 — Hot Take Train
Denver snaps the longest streak in the league. JP reviews the highest moments of the run with Nayo and previews her new series for Black History Month. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:05 — Nuggets Rivalry 3:55 — Nayo’s IG live with Miye 10:10 — High points of the streak 16:05 — Joe passes John 19:05 — Utah’s Black-owned businesses
Host of Hoop Streams and ESPN sideline reporter Cassidy Hubbarth joins to talk about the longest win streak in the league. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 0:50 — Uhhhh, this 4:50 — Those 90s Bulls 11:20 — Current Jazz 16:10 — Awards voting 23:10 — Quaranstreams
Yes, we addressed it. With Jazz-Warriors Saturday, JP caught up with The Ringer’s Logan Murdock. Logan co-hosts Real Ones with Raja Bell. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:30 — Aight, Shaq 9:15 — 7 games in a row 14:05 — MLK Jr. Day 21:50 — Logan on the Low-Key Lakers 23:30 — The Warriors without Klay 30:05 — The Bay is a vibe 33:25 — Working with Raja
NBA on TNT’s Adam Lefkoe drops by to talk about ramping back up with Turner. Lefkoe gives his thoughts on the league and gets into the inner workings of TNT Tuesdays. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 3:30 — Approach to hosting Tuesday nights on TNT 8:15 — Donovan Mitchell and Dwyane Wade 16:40 — Bad angle photos 23:05 — What to expect this year on TNT 30:05 — What makes Lefkoe feel old
Happy Nayo Monday! JP and Nayo discuss the latest with the team away from Utah. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 5:30 — Miye as TGF Prince 10:40 — Talking MLK Day with the team 15:20 — Jordan Clarkson’s latest look 18:35 — Emotions facing the Wizards 25:00 — Joe’s Iron Man streak ends
With the Knicks and Nets on the schedule, we had to talk to a New Yorker! Big Wos from the Athletic NBA, Count the Dings, and BOMM joined the show. JP and Wos look at the latest with the team and the NBA style power rankings. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:15 — The Ringer on the Jazz and Zach Lowe looks at Donovan Mitchell 6:40 — Where culture and basketball intersect 18:30 — Jordan Clarkson in Wos’s top 3 26:35 — Rudy Gobert 31:25 — “I like how comfortable Mike Conley looks.” 35:30 — The Knicks and Nets
JP is back with UtahJazz.com reporter Nayo Campbell! A preview of what to watch out for on Jazz digital. Plus, recapping the 2 wins on the weekend. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 5:50 — Nayo’s run in with Jazz bear 7:00 — Jordan Clarkson wears socks with sandals 12:30 — Recapping Elijah Hughes on IG live 16:05 — Live reading of the Jazz hype up video BONUS AT THE END: Watching Donovan wish his sister happy birthday
We’re back! Ring in 2021 with JP and Noah. The radio voice of the Clips previews Friday’s matchup against Kawhi Leonard and LA. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:40 — First four games 10:00 — Kawhi’s mask 16:15 — Jazz and Clippers point guards 24:00 — Looking at the rest of the West 31:00 — D-Will vs. Chris Paul memories 37:50 — SAs
Dennis Lindsey, Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations, reviews the short offseason. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 0:10 — Country music song title for the offseason 3:10 — Extensions for Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell 11:45 — “He didn’t play well in Bakersfield, he dominated.” 17:25 — Derrick Favors coming back 23:25 — Stacking up in the West
Noah Eagle, radio voice for the Los Angeles Clippers, is the bridge between the end of the preseason and start of the NBA on Tuesday. JP asks Noah about Utah’s win in LA. Plus, they try to understand why play-by-play announcers have such weird eating habits. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 2:05 —Jazz thoughts 13:45 — Kawhi 19:45 — No condiments for men in the Eagle household 25:00 — Seinfeld trivia story
Check any NBA preview. The Los Angeles Lakers are at the top, then everyone else. JP checks in with Kyle Goon of the Southern California News Group to discuss LeBron, the Lakers championship, and memories from his time at The Salt Lake Tribune. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 4:20 — Bubble abnormality 8:55 — Covering the NBA via zoom 18:15 — Memories at the Trib 23:35 — Donovan’s rookie year
ESPN’s NBA Reporter Tim MacMahon recaps the Jazz’s work in free agency. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:55 — What’s the right number? 8:05 — What happened in Houston? 12:05 — Options for Rudy Gobert 15:05 — Favors: His job is to be the best backup big man in the NBA 19:20 — 4th year option 22:00 — The rest of the West
Culminating the draft coverage, JP caught up with the coaches of the draft picks. Hall of Famer Jim Boeheim and Kansas assistant Norm Robert join to talk about Elijah Hughes and Udoka Azubuike, respectively. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 2:35 — “Well first off, you’re getting a great person” 6:10 — Udoka’s background 8:50 — Jim Boeheim on Salt Lake City 10:15 — When Elijah first popped up 16:45 — Coachable
What’s it like to get stood up by Mike Conley? Well, Mark Titus knows exactly that feeling. It was for a good reason. JP and Mark share Conley stories, and look at the longtime college players in the Draft. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 3:35 — Looking at ESPN’s Top 21-30 (Green, Bolmaro, McDaniels, Maledon, Mannion, Woodard, Stewart, Bey, Winston, and Jones) 12:05 — Mark’s new experience as a Jazz fan 25:15 — Getting ditched by Mike 33:00 — Obi Toppin and differences of college and pro basketball 41:50 — 4-year players who can be an impact 45:05 — Favorite cliche
He’s been all over ESPN for the last couple week. As one of their main experts at DraftExpress, Mike Schmitz is focused on these prospects since their early teenage years. JP asks Mike about this year’s crop of players. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:15 — Looking at ESPN’s Top 16-20 (Anthony, Bey, Pokusevski, Smith, Lewis) 8:45 — Starting out as a draft analyst 21:00 — The top of the draft 22:55 — Donovan Mitchell and Anthony Edwards 28:20 — Internationals 36:50 — Players that can contribute on Day 1 40:55 — Never too early to think about next year
Why does David see loads of upside in Robert Woodard? The radio voice of the Utah Jazz explains. Plus, he looks at other draftees who can be available at the 23rd pick. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:50 — Looking at ESPN’s Top 11-15 (Vassell, Achiuwa, Nesmith, Hampton, Maxey) 7:45 — Takeaway from Dennis Lindsey and Justin Zanik press availability 14:15 — International prospects (Pokusevski, Maledon, Bolmaro) 21:35 — David talks about a prospect nobody is talking about 31:20 — The first number to check with a prospect (Cole Anthony) 36:05 — Saddiq Bey
He’s a returning champion back on the podcast, it’s Utah Jazz General Manager Justin Zanik. JP asks about the draft, expectations, and starting December 22. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 2:10 — Looking at ESPN’s Top 6-10 (Toppin, Okoro, Haliburton, Williams, Hayes) 7:45 — Reviewing year 1 as GM 9:20 — The Jazz’s draft process 15:35 — Reaction to the December 22 regular season start 19:15 — What can translate from the bubble 31:15 — Expectations for next year
The NBA Draft is in 8 days, so JP called one of the finest basketball minds. Jay Bilas chimes in on who he likes in this year’s draft. Who could be available in the back end of the first round? Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 2:10 — Looking at ESPN’s Top 5 10:30 — Recruiting Quin Snyder to Duke 17:50 — Anthony Edwards 23:10 — Deepest position 29:10 — Back end of the first round (Josh Green, Nico Mannion, Jaden McDaniels, Isaiah Stewart)
It was a historic announcement Wednesday! The Miller family sold its majority interest in the Utah Jazz to Ryan Smith. JP caught up with Clint Betts to understand Ryan’s background and how he started a company in a basement to NBA ownership. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 3:00 — Junior Jazz and Ryan Smith 7:55 — How Ryan transformed Silicon Slopes 15:45 — Hair talk
The Jazz’s latest signing is….Nayo Campbell. She joins UtahJazz.com as a digital content reporter and producer. JP and Nayo discuss her background and what she plans to do with the team. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 5:20 — Howard to the NBA 7:35 — Celebrity interviews 14:00 — Broadcasting inspirations 22:40 — Early impressions of Utah 26:05 — Thoughts and plans for the team
With the Lakers winning the title, it is officially the NBA offseason. What are the moves and objectives for the club before next year? JP takes a look with Bobby Marks, ESPN’s front office insider. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 3:30 — Taking an internship with the Nets 7:30 — Working out Kobe Bryant 14:55 — The Deron Williams trade 20:05 — Dealing with Justin Zanik and the Jazz front office 29:35 — Jordan Clarkson’s market
Can #HeatCulture be replicated? JP thinks so. He dives into Miami with Joy Taylor, co-host of The Herd, to talk about the NBA Finals. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 3:45 — Joy’s Finals stress 12:30 — Landing in media 15:50 — Radio during the Big Three 25:05 — Dealing with fans online 27:15 — Herro face
Norm Van Lier, pasta, and golf. ESPN’s P.J. Carlesimo dished on the Jazz’s performance in the bubble. He explains how Donovan Mitchell can take another step. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 2:45 — Mike Breen and Brian Anderson are the golfers to watch in Orlando 9:50 — How Donovan’s game can transfer to international play 17:40 — Dream Team 23:15 — Jerry Sloan 24:40 — Clippers-Nuggets and the rest of the playoffs
The Jazz’s season ended after 7-grueling games against the Nuggets. Jake Scott, Jazz radio pre/half/post and The Big Show, gives his thoughts on the series and looks ahead to the offseason. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 2:20 — 475 points combined from Donovan Mitchell and Jamal Murray 5:00 — Chris Haynes reports an extension for Donovan 6:00 — “The series was incredible” 13:30 — Rudy Gobert 20:15 — Starting to look at the offseason 25:15 — How Jake will remember this season
Reacting to last night’s Game 6. Denver staves elimination. JP gets into the Murray vs. Mitchell battle.
On Wednesday, the playoffs were postponed. JP talks to Clinton Yates about why that happened and what they see moving forward. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 3:15 — The reaction to Clinton’s latest column 9:35 — What could come next
Why did Paul Millsap stare down Donovan? It didn’t end well! Mitchell finished with 51 points?!?! JP recaps it with FanDuel’s Rob Perez and Angie Treasure. Rob gives his take on the series and says something nice about Royce O’Neale. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 0:55 — Donovan leveling up 8:25 — “Donovan has it.” 18:00 — Royce O’Neale 20:10 — Luka Doncic 31:20 — Michael Jordan Clarkson
He’s second in all-time wins for the Denver Nuggets behind Doug Moe. Longtime NBA head coach George Karl gives his thoughts on Jazz-Nuggets. Plus, JP plays remember some guys with the 90’s Utah-Seattle series. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 1:35 — Donovan’s start to the series 6:25 — Mike Conley’s quarantine 9:15 — Johnnie Bryant to New York 12:25 — George’s meeting with Donovan 16:50 — “Mike Conley was one my favorite playoff players over the last five years.” 25:35 — Earning a scholarship to UNC 31:20 — “Stockton might be my favorite point guard of all time.”
Denver and Utah will meet in the playoffs. ESPN’s Jorge Sedano and TNT’s Stephanie Ready discussed the matchup. Plus, JP gets into the basketball implications of Mike’s absence. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 1:20 — Behind Mike 100% 6:20 — Jorge Sedano on Denver 9:00 — Stephanie Ready on the latter moments of Jazz-Nuggets 12:40 — Donovan Mitchell’s growth
If you’re listening to this podcast, you know about Locked on Jazz. The radio voice of the Utah Jazz David Locke stops by to preview Utah’s first round series. Plus, he goes into his career beginnings in sports radio. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 1:20 — Jazz’s starters went +30 in 84 minutes in the bubble 6:15 — Why David starts his broadcasts with “Hello, how are you?” 15:20 — Jokic leads the league in touches 20:45 — Donovan vs. Craig 24:40 — “Michael Porter Jr. can take 8 or 9 threes a game.” 28:25 — How it all started in broadcasting 39:30 — “Hot Rod was my idol.”
Reaction to Saturday’s double-overtime thriller. TNT’s Stephanie Ready had a front row seat to the game. JP caught up with Stephanie. She had high praise for Rudy and Donovan. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 3:00 — The Young Guys against San Antonio 5:05 — Jazz-Nuggets 9:40 — Stephanie on growing up in Maryland around basketball 17:05 — Changes in basketball from the G-League to the NBA 19:45 — Big game red 24:40 — Donovan on the road to stardom 27:50 — Rudy vs Jokic
Serious sports talk! JP catches up with Jorge Sedano to take a look around the Western Conference. Who is the best matchup for the Jazz? Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 1:00 — Takeaway from LA and Memphis 5:30 — Jorge explains what's going on with the Lakers 12:20 — “I think the Clippers are the deepest team in the league.” 22:50 — Are the Nuggets ‘in the conversation?’ 28:15 — His read on the Jazz 33:05 — Why he’s not buying Thunder stock
Usually it’s a group of 60+ in the Jazz traveling party. In Orlando, the team sent less than 40 people. What’s it like? JP caught up with UtahJazz.com’s Aaron Falk to get insight on the bubble. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 2:20 — Takeaway from New Orleans 4:55 — Passing against OKC 7:35 — Mailman Aaron 13:55 — “I’ve seen Bol Bol everywhere” 17:20 — The making of Ingles Insight 20:00 — Atmosphere of regular season games 22:55 — Player reaction to the Thunder loss
Ian Eagle and Stan Van Gundy will have the Pelicans game on Thursday. JP asks Ian about what fans can expect from Thursday’s broadcast. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 1:45 — Mike Conley, Donovan Mitchell, and Joe Ingles speak on the messages they want to elevate during this time 6:30 — “I had a hamburger for dinner” 15:40 — Working with Stan Van Gundy 20:10 — How the broadcast will look 24:05 — What stands out about the Jazz 31:05 — Zion or Zy-ON
Bleacher Report’s Taylor Rooks is reporting from inside the NBA’s Orlando Campus. Her first video included Rudy Gobert. JP reviews the first two scrimmages and discusses the latest from Disney with the 'Take it There' host. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 0:55 — Two scrimmages in the book 5:40 — Headlines: Zion, WNBA, and the LA Times 11:00 — Taylor describes her experience with a false positive COVID test 12:55 — How Donovan and Rudy helped her through that time 16:30 — The atmosphere on campus 23:00 — Rudy and Donovan’s relationship 27:35 — “I am so proud to see the way that social justice is at the forefront.”
The show is back with Boler! TV play-by-play voice Craig Bolerjack spent the hiatus keeping tabs on basketball, and with the game back, he previews what the viewing experience will be like. He touched on the Restart and #WholeNewGame. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Previously on 5:30 — How Craig will approach a broadcast without fans 14:15 — Serving as Hot Rod Hundley’s analyst 21:10 — Missing Bojan Bogdanovic 28:20 — “The best mentally prepared team will stand.”
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How have the Jazz won 5 in a row? JP examines that question and looks at the focus for the next couple of defensive teams. Plus, Alema Harrington reviews Jordan Clarkson’s latest looks! A rundown of the episode: 2:45 — Utah is an offensive team 4:45 — Beating Boston and Detroit 10:15 — Why is there a new importance on walk-in outfits 11:40 — Rating JC’s style
Things are going according to Mike Smith’s plan! Utah beats Cleveland and New York. Plus, JP catches up with AT&T SportsNet’s Alema Harrington. A rundown of the episode: 0:45 — Mike Smith prophecy is being fulfilled! 4:15 — Meeting Cuba Gooding Jr. after Jerry McGuire 9:25 — How he approaches pre/half/post 15:05 — “Juggernaut” 17:35 — Donovan’s play 23:30 — Bogey breaking out
Part two with Mike Smith! The AT&T SportsNet analyst shares the lessons learned from Hot Rod Hundley. Plus, JP gets into the rhythm Utah is trying to get into ahead of Friday’s game against the Celtics. A rundown of the episode: 1:30— Donovan dunks over Rui 4:45 — Cleveland and New York 7:15 — Why Mike chose BYU 13:10 — “Quite frankly I lost my confidence for the first time in my life.” 15:40 — “I don’t think I ever wanted to become a broadcaster.” 22:45 — What he learned from Hot Rod
Lineups are discussed. Starting and otherwise. JP gets into the last two and speaks to AT&T Sports analyst Mike Smith about what’s going on. Part one of a two part conversation. A rundown of the episode: 0:25 — A reading from Andre Iguadola’s The Sixth Man 4:45 — Wednesday’s encouraging points 6:20 — “I fell into it (basketball).” 10:25 — Learning from Kevin McHale and Larry Bird 13:20 — “Mike Conley deserves to start.” 16:00 — Copycat league when it comes to defending Joe Ingles 20:15 — Defense 26:05 — Sock battle
Part two of JP’s conversation with Thurl Bailey! The Jazz analyst gives his motivation for playing basketball - Dr. J. Plus, why Rudy guarding Russ is a fascinating tactical move. A rundown of the episode: 0:25 — #NBACliches 4:25 — Defending the Pocket Rockets 7:10 — Thurl explains why he got into basketball 12:00 — Memories from his first year in the league 16:55 — On John and Karl working out: “It was like a competition between those two.” 25:20 — Joe Ingles and Quin Snyder on Ricky Rubio
What’s on the Jazz’s vision board for the final third of the season? JP provides mini-previews of Jazz-Spurs and Jazz-Rockets before talking to Jazz TV analyst Thurl Bailey. Big T gives his thoughts on the state of the team. A rundown of the episode: 0:35 — Checking in on 538 2:45 — Remembering the Spurs mid-range and Pocket Rockets 5:10 — What’s more nerve-wracking for Thurl, national anthem or Game 7 against the Lakers? 8:00 — Enjoying All-Star Weekend in Chicago 11:45 — Rudy’s growth 15:30 — “The Jazz have really taken care of business when they needed to.” 20:15 — Mike Conley’s learning curve 24:05 — “I’m not afraid to talk about….”
What a weekend! Sadly we didn’t see Rudy Gobert launch a three. But Rudy and Donovan Mitchell repped Utah well. JP gives All-Star Winners and Losers. A rundown of the episode: 0:35 — Common rhymes 3:15 — The Elam Ending owns 5:30 — Big weekend for the Minivan 6:40 — Donovan dunks 8:30 — 3-point contest 9:50 — Salt Lake City 2023
Wrapping up the last week before the break. JP discusses the pre-All-Star review and looks forward to Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert in Chicago. Donovan is providing color commentary on the Rising Stars Challenge. A rundown of the episode: 0:25 — Croatian Creation gets KP 3:00 — Clarkson and Mudiay 4:45 — How good is the Jazz defense going to get 8:00 — All about the All-Star journey
Bogey Buckets: 2 game-winners this season. JP reviews the victory sealing shot and previews the week. Plus, Jeff “Skin” Wade of Fox Sports Southwest discusses comparisons between Luka Doncic and Donovan Mitchell + Quin Snyder and Rick Carlisle. A rundown of the episode: 0:05 — Small-ball Rockets create a fun game to watch 3:25 — Jordan Clarkson with 18 points across the third and fourth quarter 6:55 — Dame left it all on the floor 9:55 — Skin Wade on how he got into basketball 18:20 — “Luka Doncic is a transcendent player, but what does that mean” 23:35 — “I love watching the Jazz play” 32:55 — What a Jazz-Mavs playoff series might look like 37:55 — Getting some Heat before the All-Star break
The Jazz join Team Giannis. The MVP selects the DPOY and Spida Mitchell. Hear JP’s breakdown of the trade deadline and previews of Utah’s matchups against Portland and Houston. A rundown of the episode: 0:05 — GM Giannis loves Donovan and Rudy 4:10 — Trades improved the Rockets and Clippers 7:55 — Morris kept from the Lakers 9:15 — What to make of Utah-Denver 12:30 — Matching Dame
The Jazz fall in Portland to the Blazers. JP reviews the matchup and goes into what integrating Mike Conley into the lineup means. A rundown of the episode: 0:45 — Mountain Mike with the starters (+8) 6:20 — Damian Lillard in a rhythm he’s never been in before 8:10 — Utah vs Jokic 10:00 — Trade deadline + Giveaway winner
2 All-Stars! Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert are going to Chicago. Hear reaction from the two. Plus, TNT’s Spero Dedes offers his thoughts on Utah after calling two Jazz games for Turner. A rundown of the episode: 0:00 — Rudy and Donovan react to their selections 5:40 — Eric Gordon goes for 50 points 8:35 — Jordan Clarkson’s big night 10:10 — Record against teams above .500 14:00 — Spero explains what covering Kobe was like 17:35 — What he told Spero after his first game as the broadcaster 19:20 — “Are their best players good enough to beat the best teams in the West.” 22:55 — Donovan’s intangibles 24:55 — “It’s clear these guys trust him (Coach Quin Snyder).”
Donovan Mitchell, Rudy Gobert, Ed Davis, and Coach Quin Snyder remember Kobe Bryant. JP previews the pivotal stretch for Utah. Win a signed Donovan Mitchell jersey. A rundown of the episode: 0:00 — Kobe 5:20 — Jazz-Mavericks gives Rudy another MOMENT 13:20 — Houston preview 15:15 — Road swing starts in San Antonio
Utah makes it 18 of the last 20. Yes, the schedule gets harder - we’ll learn more about the team - ALSO the nation will find out about the Jazz. JP looks ahead at the matchup against Dallas. Win a signed Donovan Mitchell jersey. The deadline to enter is next Thursday: https://gleam.io/FDTPA/win-a-signed-donovan-mitchell-jersey A rundown of the episode: 0:30 — Giveaway time! 3:20 — Ethan Strauss writes about the Jazz 7:00 — Since December 26th, Utah’s offense is #1 9:25 — David Thorpe on Luka Doncic
Count the passes. JP reviews the Jazz’s best possession from Saturday. Coincidentally enough, “Basketball is Jazz” author David Thorpe joined the show to discuss his latest for TrueHoop. Thorpe gives his breakdown of Utah. A rundown of the episode: 1:45 — The blender against the Kings 3:40 — The schedule improves with Indiana on Monday 5:10 — Royce O’Neale earns a contract extension 7:35 — David Thorpe on what got him into coaching 15:00 — “I almost never see him miss mid-range shots.” 19:10 — “Joe Ingles is a brilliant player.” 21:50 — Donovan Mitchell taking another step 25:00 — Rudy Gobert and a comparison to Roy Hibbert
Midseason review with Sirius NBA Radio host Justin Termine. How many All-Stars are on the roster? Only a couple days left to vote. The Jazz streak finished at 10 straight wins. Donation link for the American Red Cross: https://www.redcross.org/donate/cm/nbacares-pub.html/?wid=homepagehero A rundown of the episode: 1:40 — Jazz streak ends in New Orleans 3:55 — Joe Ingles joined the Lowe Post 7:30 — Ingles receives the Lowe bump against Brooklyn 9:50 — Justin Termine reacts to last night’s game 12:30 — “Not everything relies on him (Donovan Mitchell) anymore.” 17:20 — Rudy Gobert provides winning and defense 21:50 — His biggest surprise of the first half of the season 24:00 — Final push for All-Star voting 25:00 — Sacramento is 3-7 over the last 10 27:05 — Donovan Mitchell will auction his shoes + Joe Ingles commits to Australian relief
Hello to Kirk Goldsberry. The Sprawlball author shared a stat you’ll want to hear. JP reviews Utah’s impressive wins - one without Donovan Mitchell. The Jazz are playing impressive basketball. How does it shape up for matchups against the Nets and Pelicans? A rundown of the episode: 0:05 — Jazz are playing like the best team in the league 3:20 — Charlotte was no match 4:30 — Rudy Gobert’s clutch time stats 6:50 — Playing without Donovan 9:25 — Kyrie is back 11:00 — What about Zion?
3 All-Stars for Utah? JP ponders the thought after Zach Lowe and Howard Beck offer their teams. Rudy Gobert beats the Pelicans at the buzzer. Donovan Mitchell and Bojan Bogdanovic delivered offensively. A rundown of the episode: 0:20 — Hey now, you should be an All-Star 3:20 — Last 2 Minute report 5:20 — Bojan’s line 6:55 — Donovan as a playmaker 8:55 — Struggling Charlotte 10:05 — MVP chants for a Wizard
The Jazz’s three-point shooting heats up in the fourth quarter to beat the Magic. Georges Niang delivered a 15-point performance. Joe Ingles blew a kiss to the crowd in the first quarter. JP reviews the win and looks at the Western Conference with Bleacher Report’s Mo Dakhil. A rundown of the episode: 1:20 — Donovan Mitchell at it again with 32 3:25 — Rudy Gobert on Derrick Favors 6:40 — BR’s Mo Dakhil explains how he got into basketball 13:45 — His Joe Ingles history 17:35 — “It’s always good to have this type of problem” 21:45 — On Donovan 24:45 — The rest of the West
Did you take a look at the All-Star voting? Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert showed All-Star qualities against Chicago. JP remembers David Stern and his impact on Utah. A rundown of the episode: 0:45 — Rudy delivers another All-Star performance 2:00 — Donovan in the Top-10 5:50 — The Ringer looks at the Jazz 10:20 — Reviewing Detroit 11:50 — Orlando loses Jonathan Isaac 13:30 — Remembering David Stern
Joe Ingles gives his review of Jordan Clarkson's home and road debuts. Was Saturday a signature win? UtahJazz.com’s JP Chunga recaps the victory against the Clippers. What’s the new year going to bring? It starts with an Eastern Conference road swing. A rundown of the episode:1:40 — The Jazz’s rebounding turnaround 3:55 — What Joe sees in JC 6:50 — Lineup combinations that are working 8:20 — New Year goals 11:00 — Looking at Detroit and Chicago
Jordan Clarkson felt the love on day one. He debuted with 9 points and a win. Reaction from the locker room and a preview of Saturday’s matchup against LA. A rundown of the episode: 1:50 — Clarkson’s marks 3:00 — What Justin Zanik and Dennis Lindsey saw in JC 8:45 — Kawhi’s confusing year (numbers-wise)
The G-League Showcase is where deals are done! Utah with a couple of transactions. Jazz acquire Jordan Clarkson for Dante Exum and a couple of future second round picks. Rayjon Tucker joins from the Wisconsin Herd. A rundown of the episode: 0:00 — Thank yous for Dante and Jeff 3:35 — What to expect from Jordan 8:05 — Rayjon bets on himself, leaves college after committing to Memphis
Crunch time continues to be Donovan Time. Rudy Gobert goes off against Charlotte. JP previews the games against Miami and Portland. A rundown of the episode: 0:00 — A double-double in the first quarter 4:50 — Donovan’s clutch time stats 6:30 — Jazz 3-point shooting 8:40 — Miami is a contender in the East 11:25 — Will Melo play on Thursday?
Crunch time is Donovan Mitchell time. Spida has a combined 25 points in the fourth against Orlando and Atlanta. Plus, NBA TV’s Jared Greenberg spoke to Rudy Gobert on #CrunchTime. He joined JP. A rundown of the episode: 2:25 — Jared shares how he got into basketball 5:55 — The approach for #CrunchTime 8:20 — What he learned from Rudy Gobert 14:40 — Where the Jazz can stack up in the West 18:10 — Rounding up Orlando and Atlanta 23:30 — What to look for against Charlotte
What makes a good bench? How can they improve. UtahJazz.com’s JP Chunga reviews the win against Golden State. Plus, previews of matchups against a couple eastern conference teams. A rundown of the episode: 0:00 — The bench 6:00 — Woj & Lowe touch on the Jazz 8:40 — Mike Conley is available 10:15 — Vuc is back for Orlando 11:50 — Trae Young is keeping things close, but not getting win
Donovan Mitchell changes his twitter avatar. Dr. Jazz debuts in Minnesota. JP Chunga reviews the games of the week. A rundown of the episode: 1:30 — What happened against OKC? 5:50 — Donovan Mitchell’s reaction to the loss 7:00 — Bounceback against Minnesota 10:40 — Golden State last five losses are unimpressive 12:00 — What this week has sounded like
Is confidence the key to unlocking the Jazz? Utah gets back to it with Memphis. Still no Mike Conley, but the group makes 19 threes. Previewing OKC. A rundown of the episode: 1:30 — Joe Ingles as a facilitator 2:50 — Is this what it looks like when it works? 6:25 — More worrisome OKC or Minnesota? 8:10 — Thunder’s new groove 9:30 — CP the hall monitor
How can the Jazz turn it around? UtahJazz.com’s JP Chunga speaks to Michael Lee of The Athletic to discuss his post road trip piece. A rundown of the episode: 1:00 — Realize the glasses can be broken 3:15 — Class President Theory 5:30 — Michael Lee on why he started with the Conley-Mitchell and Thybulle-Simmons turnover 7:15 — Schedule lightens up 11:50 — Mike Conley’s adjustment 16:30 — What it looks like when it works 20:30 — Reviewing the Lakers loss 22:15 — Memphis is about confidence
1-1 over the weekend. Quin Snyder challenges his club. How will they respond on the final day of the road trip? JP looks at the week ahead. A rundown of the episode: 0:55 — Donovan pleads for the same energy 3:50 — Mike Conley’s recaps Coach Q’s challenge 6:05 — Memphis recap 9:35 — Philadelphia tonight, LA on Wednesday, and Memphis on Saturday
Jazz are coming off a pair of road losses ahead of a matchup in Memphis. Coming up, Philly and Toronto are a combined 16-0 at home. Plus, Aaron Falk gives a vibe check on the road. A rundown of the episode: 1:10 — Giannis goes MVP 3:50 — Aaron Falk gives an update from Memphis 6:05 — No fear in Bojan Bogdanovic 9:30 — Ed Davis upgraded to questionable 11:45 — Aaron chatted with Jae Crowder 14:40 — Raptors beat Philly and broke Stephen A Smith
Zach Lowe has some tidbits about the Jazz. Plus, can John Stockton still play in an NBA game? A rundown of the episode: 1:55 — Zach Lowe’s numbers on the Jazz 4:20 — Reviewing the Warriors win 5:30 — Stockton with Boler and Matt 7:05 — Tony Bradley’s against the Pelicans 9:10 — Looking at the start of the road trip - Milwaukee and Indiana
Jazz go 1-1 in a home-and-away against the Timberwolves. Reacting to Utah’s bounce back on Wednesday. Hear from new signee Juwan Morgan from Media Day and Pelicans podcaster Daniel Sallerson previews Saturday’s matchup. A rundown of the episode: 0:50 — Rick Pitino on Donovan Mitchell 2:55 — Spida vs. the fan in Minnesota 5:25 — Rudy Gobert vs. KAT 11:05 — Jazz sign Juwan Morgan 12:50 — Why Juwan loves Android 13 and Anime 16:40 — Previewing the Warriors game 17:50 — Daniel Sallerson on how the Pelicans beat the Suns 22:00 — Reaction to Derrick Favors in New Orleans 27:00 — Previewing the Pels game
How’d Mike Conley’s return go? It’s reviewed. Plus, Danté Exum is available for the Jazz. A rundown of the episode: 1:35 — On challenges and reform 5:25 — Conley’s return showed Ja Morant is legit 9:05 — What happens when Rudy Gobert is off the floor 9:55 — How does the lineup change once Exum is back 12:50 — Jazz play Wolves home-and-away, Gobert vs Towns
The return! Mike Conley back in Memphis. Plus, a review of the wins against the Warriors and Nets. A rundown of the episode: 0:00 — Reliving Conley’s season 4:50 — Everybody has a good Conley story 10:10 — Danté Exum is probable 12:00 — Warriors and Nets review
A Bogey buzzer beater! How did Utah corral the MVP? Plus, hear some fan reaction to the shot. A rundown of the episode: 0:00 — Reliving Bogey’s shot 3:10 — Jazz-Bucks recap 7:30 — Mike Conley and reflecting on the JZ interview 8:40 — Warriors and Nets preview
General manager Justin Zanik started out at Northwestern in vocal performance. He explained why he switched to basketball. Plus, reviewing the win against Philly. A rundown of the episode: 0:40 — Mike Conley speaks to The Athletic's Sam Amick 3:35 — Jazz-Sixers recap 4:05 — Donovan in the midrange 6:00 — Bucks preview 7:40 — Zanik remembers his singing days 13:20 — How he became an agent 21:40 — Team building this last offseason 25:00 — State of the team
Two games over the weekend. Rebounding is the theme coming off the road trip. Plus, injuries pile up. With Ed Davis out for at least four weeks, Tony Bradley will get run. UtahJazz.com's Aaron Falk and JP Chunga caught up with Tony at Media Day. A rundown of the episode: 1:55 — The rebounding issue 8:05 — Tony Bradley from Media Day 10:35 — Playing on the family basketball hoop with friends 13:45 — The work out Tony dreads 14:35 — Week ahead against 76ers and Bucks
Two different types of wins for the Jazz this week. Then, Bleacher Report’s Jonathan Abrams joins to discuss his profile on Donovan Mitchell + “Jump Shots over Tony Jones.” A rundown of the episode: 1:50 — Reviewing Utah vs. Phoenix 2:55 — Jazz beat Clippers without Kawhi 3:30 — #MountainMike 4:55 — Looking ahead to Kings and Clips 8:25 — Jonathan Abrams gives background for his Mitchell story 12:30 — The front office’s view of Donovan 13:50 — Utah has the nicest “backcourt” in the league 14:50 — Teams that could contend 18:25 — Discussing his book Boys Among Men
Rihanna took in the Jazz-Lakers game. Plus, the debut of the classic jerseys. A rundown of the episode: 1:50 — Jazz defense is back 3:45 — Mike Conley breaks out 4:35 — Bogey Buckets 6:30 — Suns are now pesky 8:05 — Clippers bench is dominant
JP and Aaron Falk interviewed Adam Silver. Donovan Mitchell dazzled against OKC. What will he do as a follow up in LA? A rundown of the episode: 1:10 — Donovan Mitchell, Bryon Russell, and Gail Miller’s All-Star memories 3:20 — Adam Silver explains why Utah will host in 2023 4:40 — Remembering 1993 11:00 — Donovan Mitchell 13:30 — Local television ratings 14:50 — NBA handshakes 16:30 — Media measurements and reviewing OKC 21:10 — Weekend ahead
UtahJazz.com’s JP Chunga runs through the news and looks at what the national media is saying about the team. Plus, the 15-man roster is out. Hear from Stanton Kidd on his journey from Europe to Utah. 1:55 — Quin Snyder’s extension 6:15 — Joe Ingles’s extension 7:55 — Final roster revealed 8:35 — Stanton Kidd describes the team’s chemistry 10:30 — What he learned from David Blatt in Europe 12:40 — What the ESPN’s Zach Lowe, SI’s Chris Mannix, and NYT’s Marc Stein are saying 16:00 — The week ahead
UtahJazz.com’s JP Chunga looks at how the preseason rounded up. It registers in the standings on Wednesday. Plus, JP caught up with 90’s defensive stopper Bryon Russell to talk trash talking and Jazz basketball. A rundown of the episode: 2:15 — Reviewing the preseason 3:15 — Quin Snyder on Bojan Bogdanovic 8:45 — Transaction news 11:00 — Bryon Russell getting into Jerry Sloan shape 13:25 — Being Karl Malone’s rookie 17:00 — What he likes from this year’s team 19:25 — Trash talking in the 90’s 21:00 — Gary Payton’s trash talking story 23:40 — Reliving John Stockton’s shot against Houston
The Jazz entertained against the Pelicans. Utah lost 128-127, but Mike Conley and Bojan Bogdanovic bounced back. UtahJazz.com’s JP Chunga reviewed the game and discussed the club’s signing of Kyle Collinsworth. Read more about the former BYU star here. A rundown of the episode: 0:30 — Kristen Kenney’s interview with Derrick Favors 2:20 — Jazz-Pelicans recap 8:35 — Kyle Collinsworth’s signing
Happy Birthday to Mike Conley! Hear from the Jazz's new point guard and veterans Jeff Green and Ed Davis. Plus, Kristen Kenney caught up with Derrick Favors ahead of Utah-New Orleans. A rundown of the episode: 1:00 — Jazz-Bucks recap 3:15 — Derrick Favors catches up with Kristen Kenney 6:15 — Favorite Favors moments 9:30 — Mike Conley’s adaptation to Utah 13:15 — Conley’s first meeting with Donovan Mitchell 14:40 — Jeff Green’s obsession with the Food Network 19:05 — How Mike Conley helps Jeff Green adjust to Utah 20:00 — Ed Davis describes how his personality makes it an easy transition to teams 24:30 — Embracing being a role player
Jazz beat the 36ers handily. With starters resting and uneven lineups, what should fans watch out for in the preseason? That and more in the Monday edition of Roundball Roundup. A rundown of the episode: 2:50 — Meet the Team 4:30 — Basketball is back in the preseason 5:05 — How are the young guys playing - Miye Oni stands out 9:40 — Oni with UtahJazz.com describes his decision to go to Yale 14:40 — Who is initiating the offense 16:10 — New additions
The Utah Jazz Podcast Network debuts with Roundball Roundup. UtahJazz.com's JP Chunga tells you what to expect from the podcast network. Plus, you'll hear from Donovan Mitchell and Dante Exum from Media Day. A rundown of the episode: 1:30 — What to expect from Roundball Roundup 4:25 — Donovan Mitchell says his offseason plans changed due to USA Basketball 7:00 — USA vs France 9:00 — Explaining the lobster instagram story 10:40 — How Mike Conley helps out 13:30 — Preseason expectations 17:00 — Dante Exum's describes the process of purchasing a stake in an NBL team 19:30 — USA vs Australia