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About Utah Jazz

It appears Al Jefferson, Paul Millsap, and Devin Harris are placeholders for the next generation of Jazz stars. It seems weird to suggest that Jefferson and Millsap have had their time to prove they part of the club’s future. If this was not the case, then Enes Kanter and Derrick Favors have been wasted draft picks. While there is no one in place yet to contend with Harris, there will be someone drafted in the next couple of seasons to take his place. On the other hand, the Jazz front office is hoping Gordon Hayward is the answer at two-guard.

Hayward proved he possessed the athleticism to play professional basketball last season. However, surprisingly, he lacked the instinct or the willingness to listen to his instinct. This season he needs to improve his shooting from the outside and look to score on pick and rolls, the signature Utah Jazz offensive play. The other new wing is Alec Burks. Burks is 6-6 and a slim 193. He is a good ball handler and has excellent reach. Though athletic, he is not a terrific athlete, which could cause problems for him when guarding NBA guards.

While those basketball fans are waiting, they will have to learn to live with Josh Howard and Raja Bell on the wings. Two seasons ago this would have been a pretty promising NBA starting lineup, but time passes quickly in this league. Now the young guns are ready to step up and the TicketSpecialists have the Utah Jazz tickets