The Utah Jazz are headed back home to Salt Lake City for their third matchup of the season against the San Antonio Spurs. And there's no doubt the Jazz are hungry to get on the right side of things with a win in this game.
The Utah Jazz are in the midst of the worst start in decades. It’s an even worse start than the former tanking seasons. Before the season started, the Jazz said they would have a competitive season.
The Jazz viewed Darryn Peterson as a future franchise player when they selected him with the second pick in this year’s draft, but they didn’t expect him to be in that position so soon, writes Shreyas Laddha of The Salt Lake Tribune.
The Utah Jazz have been walloped with injuries through the first few games of the 2026-27 season. And following the events of the Jazz's latest matchup against the Houston Rockets, that trend of injury woes has only continued, as Jaxson Hayes left in the first half of action due to a knee injury and ultimately would not return.
The draft lottery is where you usually find the NBA's biggest stars. That's not always the case, though, as some later picks have proven to be some of the greatest players ever.
Darryn Peterson scored a career-high 28 points against the Rockets on Friday. The Jazz also came away with a question about their rookie guard’s knee. Peterson requested substitutions twice in the final nine minutes of Utah’s 125-118 loss.
The Utah Jazz's depth within the frontcourt has been depleted throughout the start of the new NBA season, to say the least. Lauri Markkanen has just gone down with a wrist injury for multiple weeks.
The Utah Jazz may be stuck in a losing cycle, but Darryn Peterson is giving fans a reason to keep watching. The Jazz suffered their 11th straight defeat after bowing to the Houston Rockets, 125-118, in the NBA Cup at Toyota Center on Friday.
Another night, another loss for the Utah Jazz. This time, the Jazz fell in their second NBA Cup loss to the Houston Rockets, 118-125, now dropping them to their 11th straight defeat, and continues to keep them at the bottom of the Western Conference.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The Utah Jazz have struggled to find victories early in the 2026-27 NBA season, but rookie guard Darryn Peterson continues to provide encouraging signs for the franchise's future.
If you follow me on TikTok or Twitter you may already know this about me, but for those who don’t: I am a BIG NBA Cup supporter. We #RespectTheCup in this house.
It was only a couple of weeks ago when the Utah Jazz opted to make a big decision regarding the future of Isaiah Collier. Rather than going on to accept
The 1-11 Utah Jazz are desperately looking to climb out of their current 10-game losing streak that they've fallen into early this season on Friday night, as they'll be tasked with a road meeting against the 9-3 Houston Rockets.
The Utah Jazz are on for their second NBA Cup game of the new season on Friday night, as they'll be taking on the Houston Rockets, looking to rebound from their brutal 10-game losing streak that's plagued them to this point.
The Utah Jazz take on the Houston Rockets at Toyota Center (Houston) on Friday, Nov. 13, at 8:30 p.m. ET. The Jazz are 1-11 and have lost 10 straight. Utah lost to Orlando Magic 123-108 on Wednesday, Nov.
Only a few months ago, the Utah Jazz took their big swing on the trade market when they went out to acquire former Defensive Player of the Year Jaren Jackson Jr.
Darryn Peterson is one of the best shooting prospects in recent draft history. He got off to a slow start offensively but is slowly turning the corner.
The Utah Jazz are currently tied for the worst record in the 2026-27 NBA season at 1-11, and unfortunately for them, they do not own their 2027 first-round pick.
The Utah Jazz have dug themselves a pretty deep hole to start the 2026-27 season, as they've rattled off a 1-11 record in their first 12 games, including a 10-game losing streak that just extended thanks to their Wednesday night loss to the Orlando Magic.
Jazz forward Lauri Markkanen suffered two nondisplaced fractures in his right hand and will be reevaluated in four weeks, the team announced Wednesday.
Utah Jazz big man Mo Bamba was recently asked to create his all-time starting five, and while it can be a difficult task for some, it wasn’t really for him.
Larry H. Miller’s decision to buy the Utah Jazz was driven by a fear that the team would leave the state, not by a plan to make a fortune. Thirty-five years later, the franchise had become a valuable investment.
The Jazz fell to 1-8 with another loss on Friday, this time at the hands of Dallas. But prior to the game, owner Ryan Smith offered his support for head coach Will Hardy and a front office led by president of basketball operations Austin Ainge, per Na’Andre Emerson of The Deseret News.
Utah had built a strong backcourt that consisted of Lauri Markkanen and Jackson to pair with an excellent young core in Ace Bailey, Keyonte George and No. 2 overall pick Darryn Peterson.