The Jazz Notes James Stratton

The Jazz Notes have a new podcast formula! I cover four games this episode. The first one with the loss against the Washington Wizards, then three straight wins against the Tampa Bay Raptors, Chicago Bulls, and Brooklyn Nets. The Jazz had their issues in the first two, but got to find themselves again against the Bulls and the star-less Nets. Take a listen to hear what my thoughts were, and let me download my no-authority-given inputs on your minds.

Jack from the Hard Hitting Sports Podcast (a lifelong Celtics fan) joins us on the podcast for the second edition of the Celtic Pride portion of The Jazz Notes Podcast. The Jazz start terrible in the first but the defense keeps them in, both teams open up a scoring spree in the second quarter, then the Jazz are able to pull away with key 3's made by Mitchell in the end. Take a listen as I check in on Jack, and let us download our no-authority-given inputs onto your minds!

The Jazz rust is still present. Utah doesn't seem to adjust to all the glaring defensive issues, Gobert has a monster game, and after getting back in it a few times--the Jazz fall flat. Take a listen to the podcast (sponsored by Water) and let me download my no-authority-given inputs onto your minds.

We are back from the All-Star break and ready to take on the second half of the season! The rust really showed through our new green jerseys, Houston decides to take the almost bare-minimum required players to Utah, but they almost comeback from a 23-point deficit to make this game interesting. Take a listen to hear what I thought, and let me download my no-authority-given inputs onto your minds.

It's The Jazz Notes 50th Episode and 1 Year Anniversary! I go over the growth of the Podcast and answer listener questions! Then I talk about the night's game with the Pelicans, and that awful 3rd quarter. Laugh a little! Cry a little! (Like I did)

The Jazz are unable to start a long winning streak as the Heat continue theirs, the defense shows up at the end of the first quarter (but that's it), and the Jazz try a lot of questionable shots at the end of the game. Take a listen to hear what I saw, and let me whine to about my no-authority-given inputs.