The Utah Jazz play basketball in southwest division of the eastern conference. Scroll down for cheap Utah Jazz basketball tickets and more information about the Jazz.
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Utah Jazz: Return To Glory
Known as one of the most formidable playoff contenders in the NBA, the Utah Jazz were founded in 1974. There were originally headquartered in New Orleans, but dismal performance during their first 5 seasons coupled with declining fan loyalty and attendance. Eventually, to help stem financial losses for the franchise, the Jazz relocated to Salt Lake City, Utah in 1979.
Their first few years in Utah were uninspiring. However, the team began a transformation in 1984 when John Stockton was added to the ranks. During the following year, Karl Malone was recruited. Together, they would come to form one of the most effective 2-man teams in the NBA. They were know throughout the league for their signature "pick and rolls." However, their ability to baffle players from opposing teams wasn't enough to push the Jazz through the playoffs.
In 1988, Jerry Sloan was promoted from assistant coach to the head coaching position. Despite the clear direction from Sloan and the productive Stockton and Malone combo, the franchise continued to struggle on the court. It wasn't until 1994 that the team finally advanced to the Conference Finals where they were defeated by the Houston Rockets.
At the end of 1997, the Jazz entered the postseason with a 64-18 record. With a strong starting line that included Stockton and Malone, they fought their way into the NBA finals. Unfortunately, they were trounced by the Chicago Bulls. The following season, hopes were high and the Jazz posted a 62–20 record. They stormed through the playoffs into the NBA Finals, losing once again to the Bulls. By 2002, Stockton, Malone, and Jeff Hornacek had left the team, and the Jazz began to rebuild.
Experience The Jazz Live
The Utah Jazz play home games in EnergySolutions Arena, an indoor venue that can seat nearly 20,000 fans. It opened to the public in 1991 and has been the team's home ever since. Twin statues of John Stockton and Karl Malone, widely-regarded as the most productive players in the franchise's history, adorn the outside of the entrance. To see the legendary Jazz compete live, purchase your tickets early online. Seats are expected to sell quickly as the team hopes to earn their way into the NBA Finals again.
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