This means that If you somehow, someway, attended every Jazz and Hockey Club game in Salt Lake City so far this year you would have been present for 38 games, and witnessed a total of 9 wins between both squads.
His time in Utah would see him get votes for sixth man of the year and most improved player, but it wouldn't be until the 2013-2014 season on his new deal with the Atlanta Hawks that he would claim hardware.
Despite “Yeti” being heavily rumored as Utah’s full time branding this next year, it is far from a certainty at this point, especially with trademark issues to sort through, leaving hope for other finalist.
So without further ado, here’s your top 3 games played in Salt Lake City that a Jazz fan can get their money's worth on a ticket without worrying about if the Jazz do or do not play particularly well.
So starting the year out with loss after loss isn't new or surprising or at least it shouldn’t be, but it’s crazy to think about when given full context.
Statistics can’t always tell a fan the whole story of a ball game, but in last nights loss to Memphis, Utah’s box score reflects pretty handily what happened.