2017 NBA PLAYOFFS – WESTERN CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS
UTAH JAZZ (0-3, 4-6) vs. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS (3-0, 7-0)
Playoff Game #11 • HOME Game #5 • Vivint Smart Home Arena • SALT LAKE CITY
May 8, 2017 • 7 p.m. (MT) • TV: TNT
RADIO: 1280 AM/97.5 FM
DATE
10/25
10/28
10/30
11/1
11/2
11/4
11/6
11/7
11/9
11/11
11/12
11/14
11/17
11/19
11/20
11/23
11/25
11/28
11/29
12/1
12/3
12/5
12/6
12/8
12/10
12/14
12/16
12/18
12/20
12/21
12/23
12/27
12/29
12/31
1/2
1/3
1/5
1/7
1/8
1/10
1/13
1/14
1/16
1/20
1/21
1/23
1/24
1/26
1/28
2/1
2/4
2/6
2/8
2/9
2/11
2/13
2/15
2/24
2/26
2/28
3/1
3/3
3/5
3/6
3/8
3/11
3/13
3/15
3/16
3/18
3/20
3/22
3/25
3/27
3/29
3/31
4/2
4/4
4/7
4/8
4/10
4/12
(73)
OPP.
@POR
LAL
@LAC
@SAS
DAL
SAS
@NYK
@PHI
@CHA
@ORL
@MIA
MEM
CHI
@HOU
@DEN
DEN
ATL
@MIN
HOU
MIA
DEN
@LAL
PHX
GSW
SAC
OKC
DAL
@MEM
@GSW
SAC
TOR
@LAL
PHI
PHX
@BKN
@BOS
@TOR
@MIN
@MEM
CLE
DET
ORL
@PHX
@DAL
IND
OKC
@DEN
LAL
MEM
MIL
CHA
@ATL
@NOP
@DAL
BOS
LAC
POR
@MIL
@WAS
@OKC
MIN
BKN
@SAC
NOP
@HOU
@OKC
LAC
@DET
@CLE
@CHI
@IND
NYK
@LAC
NOP
@SAC
WAS
@SAS
POR
MIN
@POR
@GSW
SAS
TIME (MT)
RECORD
L, 104-113
0-1
W, 96-89
1-1
L, 75-88
1-2
W, 106-91
2-2
W, 97-81
3-2
L, 86-100
3-3
W, 114-109
4-3
W, 109-84
5-3
L, 98-104
5-4
W, 87-74
6-4
W, 102-91
7-4
L, 96-102
7-5
L, 77-85
7-6
L, 102-111
7-7
L, 91-105
7-8
W, 108-83
8-8
W, 95-68
9-8
W, 112-103
10-8
W, 120-101
11-8
L, 110-111
11-9
W, 105-98
12-9
W, 107-101
13-9
W, 112-105
14-9
L, 99-106
14-10
W, 104-84
15-10
W, 109-89
16-10
W, 103-100
17-10
W, 82-73
18-10
L, 74-104
18-11
L, 93-94
18-12
L, 98-104
18-13
W, 102-100
19-13
W, 100-83
20-13
W, 91-86
21-13
W, 101-89
22-13
L, 104-115
22-14
L, 93-101
22-15
W, 94-92
23-15
L, 79-88
23-16
W, 100-92
24-16
W, 110-77
25-16
W, 114-107
26-16
W, 106-101
27-16
W, 112-107 (OT) 28-16
W, 109-100
29-16
L, 95-97
29-17
L, 93-103
29-18
W, 96-88
30-18
L, 95-105
30-19
W, 104-88
31-19
W, 105-98
32-19
W, 120-95
33-19
W, 127-94
34-19
L, 105-112 (OT) 34-20
L, 104-112
34-21
L, 72-88
34-22
W, 111-88
35-22
W, 109-95
36-22
W, 102-92
37-22
L, 106-109
37-23
L, 80-107
37-24
W, 112-97
38-24
W, 110-109 (OT) 39-24
W, 88-83
40-24
W, 115-108
41-24
L, 104-112
41-25
W, 114-108
42-25
W, 97-83
43-25
L, 83-91
43-26
L, 86-95
43-27
L, 100-107
43-28
W, 108-101
44-28
L, 95-108
44-29
W, 108-100
45-29
W, 112-82
46-29
W, 95-88
47-29
L, 103-109
47-30
W, 106-87
48-30
W, 120-113
49-30
L, 86-101
49-31
W, 105-99
50-31
W, 101-97
51-31
LAST GAME’S STARTERS (2017 Playoff Averages)
20
GORDON HAYWARD
G • 6-8 • 226 • Butler
6
JOE JOHNSON
F • 6-7• 240 • Arkansas
27
RUDY GOBERT
C • 7-1 • 250 • France
2
PPG • 24.0
RPG • 6.2
APG • 3.4
 Fifth Jazzman to record at least three 30-point
PPG • 13.6
RPG • 4.1
APG • 2.6
 Shooting 8-of-12 (.666) in clutch situations (five
PPG • 11.5
RPG • 9.5
BPG • 1.4
 First player this postseason to record consecutive
PPG • 6.4
RPG • 3.7
APG • 3.3
JOE INGLES
G • 6-8 • 226 • Australia
8
PPG • 4.5
RPG • 2.5
APG • 2.0
SHELVIN MACK
G • 6-3 • 205 • Butler
games in a single postseason
 One of four players remaining in the playoffs
averaging at least 24.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 3.0
assists per game
 Shooting 66-of-70 (.943) from the free throw line
point game with five min. remaining) in the playoffs
 Six rebounds shy of 500 career playoff rebounds and
four steals shy of 100 career playoff steals, would be
the 13th active player and 54th overall (since 1984)
with those numbers
15-point, 15-rebound games
 Averaging 16.7 points, 13.0 rebounds and 1.7 blocks
per game in the Conference Semifinals
 One of eight players this postseason with at least
four double-doubles
 Handed out 11 assists in Game 4 vs. LAC, the most
in his career (reg. season or playoffs), and the most
by a Jazzman in the playoffs since Deron Williams
(13, vs. DEN 4/25/10)
 Shooting .500 percent from beyond the arc in the
Conference Semifinals
 Made his first career playoff start in Game 2 at GSW
 Joined with Gordon Hayward to become the first pair
of former Butler players to start in a playoff game
 Averaging 10.3 points, 4.7 rebounds and 4.3 assists
in the Conference Semifinals
2016-17 PLAYOFF RESULTS
Record
Overall
4-6
Western
4-6
Eastern
--
Home
1-3
1-3
--
Road
3-3
3-3
--
OT
----
INJURY REPORT
Alec Burks (left knee) – TBD
Missed last eight games (4/21-5/6)
George Hill (left big toe sprain/soreness) – TBD
Missed last two games (5/4-6)
Overall
Home
Road
Streaks
Lost 3
Lost 2
Lost 3
PRONUNCIATIONS
Joel Bolomboy (Ball-um-Boy)
Boris Diaw (DEE-ow)
Danté Exum (DAHN-tay x-umm)
Rudy Gobert (go-BARE)
Joe Ingles (ING-uhls)
Igor Kokoskov (kuh-KOSH-kov)
Raul Neto (Hah-OOL Nett-oh)
UPCOMING INFO
CONF. SEMIFINALS OPPONENT
vs. Golden State Warriors
2016-17 Reg. Season vs. Golden State Warriors (1-2)
12/8/16 @ UTA, L, 99-106
12/20/16 @ GSW, L, 74-104
4/10/17 @ GSW, W, 105-99
2015-16 vs. Golden State Warriors (0-4)
11/30/15 @ UTA, L, 103-106
12/23/15 @ GSW, L, 85-103
3/9/16 @ GSW, L, 94-115
3/30/16 @ UTA, L, 96-103 (OT)
LAST MEETING: Conf. Semis Games #3
May 6, 2017 Vivint Smart Home Arena
Golden State Warriors 102, Utah Jazz 91
The Jazz lost to the Warriors, 91-102, to fall behind in the series, 0-3. Gordon Hayward scored 29 points and tacked on two rebounds
and a team-high six assists. Rudy Gobert tallied a playoff career-high 21 points and 15 rebounds, his second straight game with at
least 15 points and 15 rebounds. Kevin Durant finished with a game-high 38 points on 15-of-26 shooting from the field.
PREVIOUS MEETING: Conf. Semis Game #2
May 4, 2017
ORACLE Arena
Golden State Warriors 115, Utah Jazz 104
Gordon Hayward tallied 33 points, his third 30-point game of the postseason, in a 104-115 loss to Golden State. Rudy Gobert recorded
his third double-double of the playoffs with 16 points, 16 rebounds and one block. Shelvin Mack made his first start of the postseason
and contributed 14 points and four assists. Five Warriors were in double-digits led by Kevin Durant’s 25 points.
PREVIOUS MEETING: Conf. Semis Game #1
May 2, 2017
ORACLE Arena
Golden State Warriors 106, Utah Jazz 94
The Jazz lost to the Warriors, 94-106, in Game 1 of the Western Conference Semifinals. Rudy Gobert scored a team-high 13 points and
added eight rebounds, three assists and two blocks. Gordon Hayward (12), Rodney Hood (12) and Joe Johnson (11) were also in
double-figures for Utah. Golden State was led by Stephen Curry’s 22 points on 7-of-11 shooting from the floor.
All-Time vs. Warriors
Jazz Playoff Record:
Streaks:
Total
6-10
Lost 3
Home
5-4
Lost 1
Road
1-6
Lost 2
SERIES NOTES: Utah finished 1-2 in the season series against Golden State … In three games, Rudy Gobert averaged 16.0 points, 17.3
rebounds and 1.6 blocks per game … Joe Ingles tallied 14.3 points, 4.6 rebounds and 4.3 assists in three games … Joe Johnson
averaged 15.3 points, 3.6 rebounds and 1.6 assists in the series.
CONNECTIONS: Warriors Assistant Coach Jarron Collins spent eight seasons as a Jazzman, appearing in 480 games (206 starts),
averaging 4.3 points and 3.1 rebounds … Collins appeared in 36 playoff games in a Jazz jersey … Warriors G Ian Clark appeared in 46
games for the Jazz from 2013-15, averaging 2.4 points, 0.7 rebounds and 0.5 assists in 7.2 minutes per game … Warriors G Klay
Thompson (11th overall pick) and Jazz G Alec Burks (12th overall pick) were drafted back-to-back at the 2011 NBA Draft … Warriors G
Stephen Curry’s father, Dell Curry, was drafted by the Utah Jazz in the 1986 draft (15th overall), appearing in 67 games, averaging 4.9
points and 1.2 rebounds in 9.5 minutes per game … While at Butler, Jazz F Gordon Hayward and Jazz G Shelvin Mack defeated
Warriors F Draymond Green and Michigan State in the 2010 Final Four … Jazz C/F Boris Diaw, Jazz coaching associate DeSagana Diop
and Warriors G Shaun Livingston were teammates on the Charlotte Bobcats (2010-11) … Mack and Warriors C JaVale McGee were
teammates in Washington for the start of the 2010-11 season … Mack was teammates with Warriors C Zaza Pachulia with the Hawks
for the end of the 2012-13 season … Jazz G George Hill and Warriors F David West were teammates from 2011-15 with the Pacers …
Jazz Head Coach Quin Snyder worked as an assistant coach under Warriors Acting Head Coach Mike Brown with the Lakers … Warriors
Assistant Coach for Player Development Bruce Fraser worked under Snyder at the University of Missouri for one season … Jazz F Joe
Ingles played for the Warriors’ Summer League team in 2009 and 2010.
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REMAINING CONFERNCE SEMIFINALS SCHEDULE
Game #5*
Game #6*
Game #7*
Wed. 5/10
Fri. 5/12
Sun. 5/14
ORACLE Arena
Vivint Smart Home Arena
ORACLE Arena
TBD
TBD
TBD
TNT
ESPN
TBD
*if necessary
May 8
May 10*
Comcast – -DirectTV – -DISH – -National TV – TNT
Comcast – -DirectTV – -DISH – -National TV – TNT
HD Channel in parentheses; DISH channels subject to change
This Week in Jazz History:
April 26, 1984: The Utah Jazz defeated the Denver Nuggets 127-111 in the NBA Western Conference First Round for a 3-2 series win.
April 28, 1985: The Utah Jazz defeated the Houston Rockets 104-97 in the NBA Western Conference First Round for a 3-2 series win.
May 2, 2003: John Stockton announces his retirement.
May 6, 1986: The Jazz promoted Frank Layden to VP of basketball operations (in addition to head coach and GM).
May 8, 1999: Karl Malone (3,712 points) passed Magic Johnson (3,701) for the sixth position all-time in playoff scoring.
May 14, 1992: The Utah Jazz defeated the Seattle SuperSonics 111-100 in the NBA Western Conference Semifinals for a 4-1 series
win.
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TRANSACTIONS
June 23, 2016:
Selected F Taurean Prince (12th overall) in the first round and G Isaiah Whitehead (42nd
overall), F Joel Bolomboy (52nd overall) and G Tyrone Wallace (60th overall) in the second
round … Acquired the draft rights of G Marcus Paige (55th overall) and cash considerations
from Brooklyn in exchange for the draft rights to Whitehead.
July 7, 2016:
Acquired a 2021 second-round pick from Washington in exchange for G Trey Burke …
Acquired G George Hill from Atlanta as part of a three-team trade in which the Jazz sent the
draft rights to F Taurean Prince to Atlanta and Atlanta sent G Jeff Teague to Indiana.
July 8, 2016l
Signed free agent G/F Joe Johnson … Acquired C/F Boris Diaw, a 2022 second-round pick
and cash considerations from San Antonio in exchange for the draft rights to G Olivier
Hanalan.
August 19, 2016:
Signed second-round pick F Joel Bolomboy.
August 22, 2016:
Signed second-round pick G Marcus Paige.
August 26, 2016:
Acquired G Kendall Marshall from Philadelphia in exchange for C Tibor Pleiss, two future
second-round picks and cash considerations. Waived G Kendall Marshall.
September 6, 2016:
Signed free agent G/F Quincy Ford.
September 19, 2016:
Promoted assistant coach Igor Kokoskov to the front of the bench, Zach Guthrie to assistant
coach/basketball strategy and Lamar Skeeter to assistant coach/player development.
September 20, 2016:
Promoted Richard Smith to executive director of international scouting and Bart Taylor to
Jazz director of scouting/Salt Lake City Stars vice president of basketball operations … Hired
Nixon Dorvilien as director of rehabilitation.
September 21, 2016:
Signed free agent C Henry Sims.
September 23, 2016:
Signed free agent F Eric Dawson.
October 3, 2016:
Hired DeSagana Diop as a coaching associate.
October 13, 2016:
Waived F Eric Dawson, F/G Quincy Ford and G Marcus Paige.
October 20, 2016:
Waived C Henry Sims.
October 22, 2016:
Waived F Chris Johnson.
October 24, 2016:
Exercised options on G Danté Exum, G Rodney Hood and F Trey Lyles.
October 31, 2016:
Signed C Rudy Gobert to a multi-year extension.
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D-LEAGUE TRANSACTIONS
November 3, 2016:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
November 4, 2016:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
November 21, 2016:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
November 22, 2016:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
December 9, 2016:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
December 10, 2016:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
December 11, 2016:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
December 12, 2016:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
December 15, 2016:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
December 19, 2016:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
December 22, 2016:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
December 23, 2016:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
December 29, 2016:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
December 29, 2016:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
December 30, 2016:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
December 31, 2016:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
January 2, 2017:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
January 9, 2017:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
January 9, 2017:
Assigned G Alec Burks, G Danté Exum and G Raul Neto to the Salt Lake City Stars.
January 9, 2017:
Recalled G Alec Burks, G Danté Exum and G Raul Neto from the Salt Lake City Stars.
January 11, 2017:
Assigned G Alec Burks and G Raul Neto to the Salt Lake City Stars.
January 12, 2017:
Recalled G Alec Burks and G Raul Neto from the Salt Lake City Stars.
January 12, 2017:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
January 23, 2017:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
January 26, 2017:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
January 26, 2017:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
January 27, 2017:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
January 28, 2017:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
January 31, 2017:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
February 10, 2017:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
February 16, 2016:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
February 21, 2017:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
February 22, 2017:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
March 1, 2017:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
March 2, 2017:
Assigned F Joel Bolomboy to the Salt Lake City Stars.
March 6, 2017:
Recalled F Joel Bolomboy from the Salt Lake City Stars.
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CLIFF NOTES
STARTING LINEUPS (most recent in bold)
Games
GUARD (1)
GUARD (2)
FORWARD (3)
FORWARD (4)
CENTER (5)
W-L
PCT.
5 (1, 4-7)
2 (2, 3)
1 (8)
1 (9)
1 (10)
Hill
Hill
Hill
Mack
Mack
Ingles
Ingles
Ingles
Ingles
Ingles
Hayward
Hayward
Hayward
Hayward
Hayward
Diaw
Diaw
Johnson
Johnson
Diaw
Gobert
Favors
Gobert
Gobert
Gobert
4-1
0-2
0-1
0-1
0-1
.800
.000
.000
.000
.000
TEAM LEADERS (includes ties)
Player
Pts
Bolomboy
Burks
Diaw
Exum
Favors
Gobert
Hayward
Hill
Hood
Ingles
Johnson
Lyles
Mack
Neto
Withey
Rebs
Asts
10+Pt
1
2
5
2
1
1
6
4
5
8
7
5
2
7
2
1
1
30+Pt
10+Rbs
10+Ast
10P/10R
10P/10A
10P/10B
10P/R/A
10P/R/BS
3
3
4
2
20+Pt
1
6
2
2
1
4
1
1
4
1
1
2
1
GAMES MISSED
PLAYER
Burks
Gobert
Hill
Neto
REASON
GAMES MISSED
Left knee
Left knee hyperextension/bone contusion
Left big toe sprain/soreness
Left ankle sprain
8 (1/21-5/6)
2 (4/18-21)
2 (5/4-6)
1 (4/15)
13
13
TOTAL GAMES MISSED
TOTAL GAMES MISSED (INJURIES/ILLNESSES ONLY)
W/L
3-5
0-2
0-2
1-0
---
PLAYER
GAMES INACTIVE
GAMES DNP-CD
GAMES DND – injury/illness
GAMES NWT – personal
GAMES NWT – injury/illness
Bolomboy
Burks
Diaw
Exum
Favors
Gobert
Hayward
Hill
Hood
Johnson
Lyles
Mack
Neto
Withey
6
7
---2
-2
----1
2
5
1
-4
------9
2
1
5
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STREAKS & LARGEST LEADS/DEFICITS THIS POSTSEASON
Most consecutive wins
Most consecutive home wins
Most consecutive home losses
Largest Margin of Victory
Largest Lead – Game
Largest Deficit overcome to win
Wire-to-wire victories
Jazz Shot Clock Violations
Jazz Defensive 3 Seconds
Jazz Delay of Game
Jazz Technical Fouls
2 (4/23-25)
-2 (4/28-5/6)
13 @ LAC (4/30)
21 @ LAC (4/30)
7 (2) @ LAC (4/25)
-12
2
1
1 Quin Snyder vs. LAC (4/21)
1 Gordon Hayward @ LAC (4/25)
1 Joe Ingles vs. LAC (4/28)
Jazz Ejections
Jazz Flagrant Fouls
-1 Rudy Gobert vs. GSW (5/2)
Most consecutive losses
Most consecutive road wins
Most consecutive road losses
Worst Margin of Defeat
Largest Deficit – Game
Largest blown lead in loss
Wire-to-wire losses
Opponent Shot Clock Violations
Opponent Defensive 3 Seconds
Opponent Delay of Game
Opponent Technical Fouls
Opponent Ejections
Opponent Flagrant Fouls
3 (5/2-6)
2 (4/25-30)
2 (5/2-4)
12 vs. GSW (5/2)
21 vs. GSW (5/2)
14 vs. LAC (4/21)
3
3
1
3
1 DeAndre Jordan @ LAC (4/15)
1 Blake Griffin @ LAC (4/18)
1 Chris Paul @ LAC (4/25)
1 Draymond Green vs. GSW (5/6)
1 Kevin Durant vs. GSW (5/6)
-1 Kevin Durant vs. GSW (5/6)
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LAST FIVE GAMES
Conf. Semis Game 3
May 6, 2017
Vivint Smart Home Arena
Golden State Warriors 102, Utah Jaz 91
The Jazz lost to the Warriors, 91-102, to fall behind in the series, 0-3. Gordon Hayward scored 29 points and tacked on two rebounds and a
team-high six assists. Rudy Gobert tallied a playoff career-high 21 points and 15 rebounds, his second straight game with at least 15 points
and 15 rebounds. Kevin Durant finished with a game-high 38 points on 15-of-26 shooting from the field.
ATTENDANCE: 19,911
High Points
High Rebounds
High Assists
Conf. Semis Game 2
JAZZ
Hayward – 29
Gobert – 15
Hayward – 6
May 4, 2017
Golden State Warriors
Durant – 38
Durant – 13
Green – 5
ORACLE Arena
Golden State Warriors 115, Utah Jaz 104
Gordon Hayward tallied 33 points, his third 30-point game of the postseason, in a 104-115 loss to Golden State. Rudy Gobert recorded his
third double-double of the playoffs with 16 points, 16 rebounds and one block. Shelvin Mack made his first start of the postseason and
contributed 14 points and four assists. Five Warriors were in double-digits led by Kevin Durant’s 25 points.
ATTENDANCE: 19,596
High Points
High Rebounds
High Assists
Conf. Semis Game 1
JAZZ
Hayward – 33
Gobert – 16
Hayward/Mack – 4
May 2, 2017
Golden State Warriors
Durant – 25
Durant – 11
Curry/Durant – 7
ORACLE Arena
Golden State Warriors 106, Utah Jaz 94
The Jazz lost to the Warriors, 94-106, in Game 1 of the Western Conference Semifinals. Rudy Gobert scored a team-high 13 points and
added eight rebounds, three assists and two blocks. Gordon Hayward (12), Rodney Hood (12) and Joe Johnson (11) were also in doublefigures for Utah. Golden State was led by Stephen Curry’s 22 points on 7-of-11 shooting from the floor.
ATTENDANCE: 19,596
High Points
High Rebounds
High Assists
First Round Game 7
JAZZ
Gobert – 13
Gobert – 8
Three Tied – 4
April 30, 2017
Golden State Warriors
Curry – 22
Green – 8
West – 7
STAPLES Center
Utah Jazz 104, LA Clippers 91
Utah beat L.A., 104-91, to win the series, 4-3. It is Utah’s first playoff series victory since 2010. Gordon Hayward scored a game-high 26
points and added eight rebounds and three assists. Six other Jazzmen scored in double-digits, including Derrick Favors who recorded 17 (8of-11 FG), 11 rebounds and three assists. DeAndre Jordan led the Clippers with 24 points and 17 rebounds.
ATTENDANCE: 19,060
High Points
High Rebounds
High Assists
First Round Game 6
JAZZ
Hayward – 26
Favors – 11
Hill/Johnson – 5
April 28, 2017
LA Clippers
Jordan – 24
Jordan – 17
Paul – 9
Vivint Smart Home Arena
LA Clippers 98, Utah Jazz 93
Utah was defeated by L.A., 93-98, to force Game 7. Gordon Hayward tallied a game-high 31 points, his second 30-point game of the series,
to go along with eight rebounds and four assists. George Hill scored 22 points on 8-of-13 shooting from the field while Rudy Gobert recorded
15 points, nine rebounds and three blocks. Chris Paul paced the Clippers with 29 points, three rebounds and eight assists.
ATTENDANCE: 19,911
High Points
High Rebounds
High Assists
JAZZ
Hayward – 31
Gobert – 9
Hayward – 4
LA Clippers
Paul – 29
Jordan – 18
Paul – 8
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JAZZ IN THE PLAYOFFS
G-TIME
Free Throw Leaders (min. 70 attempts)
Gordon Hayward has made 66-of-70 (.943) free throws in the postseason. He is the
only Jazzman in team history to shoot at least .940 percent from the line in the
playoffs (min. 40 attempts).
Hayward is one of four players remaining in the playoffs (Kevin Durant, LeBron James,
Kawhi Leonard) averaging at least 24.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 3.4 assists per
game.
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Player
Kawhi Leonard
Gordon Hayward
DeMar DeRozan
James Harden
Isaiah Thomas
FTM-FTA (Pct.)
78-82 (.951)
66-70 (.943)
65-71 (.915)
86-95 (.905)
68-84 (.810)
Hayward is the fifth Jazzman (Adrian Dantley, Carlos Boozer, Karl Malone, Deron Williams) with at least three 30-point games in a
single postseason.
GOBERT OR GO HOME
In Game 3 vs. GSW, Rudy Gobert scored a playoff career-high 21 points and added 15 rebounds, four assists and two blocks, the only
player this postseason with those numbers. He is the only player in this year’s postseason to record back-to-back 15-point, 15-rebound
games and the only player to post a 20-point, 15-rebound game in the Conference Semifinals this year. It also marked his second
consecutive double-double and fourth of the postseason.
Gobert is the only player in the Western Conference with multiple double-double streaks in the playoffs. He is the eighth player in this
year’s postseason with at least four double-doubles and the ninth Jazzman to record at least four in a single postseason.
In the Conference Semifinals, Gobert is averaging 16.7 points, 13.0 rebounds and 1.7 blocks per game. In the round, he leads
Western Conference centers in scoring and rebounds and ranks third in blocks.
JOE COOL
Johnson is the 13th player in NBA history (since 1946-47) at 35-years-or-older to average at least 13.5 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.5
assists per game while shooting .448 percent from the floor in the playoffs. He is the first player to do so since Tim Duncan (2014-15)
and the second Jazzman to do so (Karl Malone, 1999-00).
Johnson has scored 1,810 career playoff points, 72nd all-time and 10th among active players. He is six rebounds shy of 500 career
playoff rebounds and four steals shy of 100 career playoff steals. He would be the 13th active player and 54th overall (since 1984)
with those numbers.
THE MATCHUP
The Jazz are 14-11 when facing elimination at home and 52 when facing elimination at home in Conference Semifinal
games. Utah and Golden State have faced off three times
in the playoffs, with the Jazz winning the most recent
matchup, 4-1, in the 2007 Western Conference Semifinals.
The other two meetings were in the First Round of the
1987 and 1989 playoffs.
TAKE FIVE
This is the sixth time Utah has been the fifth seed,
amassing a 6-5 overall series record.
All-Time Results as the Fifth Seed
Year
1986
1988
1988
1991
1991
1994
1994
1994
2010
2010
2017
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Opponent
Dallas
Portland
LA Lakers
Phoenix
Portland
San Antonio
Denver
Houston
Denver
LA Lakers
LA Clippers
Opp. Seed
4
4
1
4
1
4
8
2
4
1
4
Round
First Round
First Round
Conf. Semis
First Round
Conf. Semis
First Round
Conf. Semis
Conf. Finals
First Round
Conf. Semis
First Round
Result
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
Series
1-3
3-1
3-4
3-1
1-4
3-1
4-3
1-4
4-2
0-4
4-3
ALL THAT JAZZ
EN ROUTE TO 50
With a win against Golden State (4/10), the Jazz secured their first
50-win season since winning 53 in 2009-10. It is the franchise’s
15th season with at least 50 wins.
The Jazz became the fifth team in NBA history that have had a win
total in the 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s over four straight seasons.
Teams With 20, 30, 40 & 50 Wins Over Four Straight Seasons
Years
Team
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
2013 – 17
Utah
25
38
40
51
2009 – 13 LA Clippers
29
32
40
56
2005 – 09
Portland
21
32
41
54
1985 – 89
Cleveland
29
31
42
57
1973 – 77 Philadelphia
25
34
46
50
SHAKE IT UP
Record when Starting 20+ Lineups
The Jazz rolled out 23 different starting lineups in the regular season, the third-most in
franchise history. It is the first year Utah finished above .500 after starting more than 20
different lineups.
RECORDS FOR RUDY
Rudy Gobert shot .663 percent from the floor, the best field goal percentage for a single
season in franchise history. Gobert collected 1,035 rebounds this season and passed Rich
Kelley (1,026) for second-most rebounds in a single season in Jazz history. Truck Robinson
holds the single season franchise record with 1,288 rebounds in 1977-78.
Against Portland (4/8), Gobert became the first player in franchise history to record 1,000
points, 1,000 rebounds and 200 blocks in the same season and the first player in the NBA
since Dwight Howard in 2009-10. In the last 20 years, it has only been accomplished by
Dwight Howard, Tim Duncan and Shaquille O’Neal.
Year
2004-05
1974-75
2016-17
2010-11
2005-06
2008-09
1997-98
1979-80
Lineups
31
28
23
21
21
20
20
20
Record
26-56
23-59
51-31
39-43
41-41
48-34
62-20
24-58
Win %
.317
.280
.622
.476
.500
.585
.775
.293
Highest Single-Season Field Goal Percentage
Player
Rudy Gobert
Adrian Dantley
John Stockton
Adrian Dantley
Adrian Dantley
Carlos Boozer
Karl Malone
FG%
.663
.576
.574
.570
.563
.562
.562
Year
2016-17
1979-80
1987-88
1981-82
1985-86
2009-10
1989-90
Since 1983-84, Gobert is just the third Jazzman (Karl Malone, John Stockton) to record at least 58 double-doubles in a single season
and the third player to record at least 200 blocks (Mark Eaton, Andrei Kirilenko).
G-TIME
Against Minnesota (4/7), Gordon Hayward recorded a career-high 39 points, his 26th career 30-point game. He tallied a career-high
13 30-point games this season, the most by a Jazzman in a single season since Karl Malone (14, 2001-02).
Hayward was awarded his first Western Conference Player of the Week after averaging 23.7 points on 73.5 percent shooting, 6.0
rebounds, 4.0 assists and 1.7 steals per game in wins vs. CLE (1/10), vs. DET (1/13) and vs. ORL (1/14). Hayward and George Hill join
Kevin Durant/Stephen Curry as the only pairs of Western Conference teammates this season to be honored as Player of the Week.
Hayward finished the regular season as one of five players averaging over 21.9 points, 5.4 rebounds, 3.5 assists and .536 effective
field goal percentage. The four other players include Kevin Durant (GSW), LeBron James (CLE), Giannis Antetokounmpo (MIL) and
Kawhi Leonard (SAS).
20,000 POINT CLUB
Joe Johnson reached the 20,000 career-point mark against Portland (4/8). Johnson is one of 43 players in NBA history to reach this
career milestone.
JINGLES ALL THE WAY
Joe Ingles finished the regular season ranked third in the league in three-point
field goal percentage (.441). He is the first Jazzman in franchise history to shoot
at least .441 from three (min. 270 attempts). Ingles ranks seventh in three-point
field goal percentage (.399) in Jazz history (min. 100 games and 50 3FGM).
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Three-Point Percentage (min. 200 attempts)
Player
Year
3-pt %
3-pt attempts
Jeff Hornacek
1995-96
.466
223
John Stockton
1994-95
.449
227
Mehmet Okur
2008-09
.446
202
Joe Ingles
2016-17
.441
279
John Stockton
1995-96
.422
225
RUDY ON THE PODIUM
Rudy Gobert finished the regular season among the NBA’s best in a number of categories on the offensive and defensive end,
surrounded by some of the league’s top players.
1st in the NBA
Blocks
Blocks per Game
Block Percentage
Defensive Win Shares
True Shooting Percentage
Points per Shot
Defensive Real Plus/Minus
214
2.6
6.4
6.0
.683
1.82
6.03
2nd in the NBA
Field Goal Percentage
Offensive Rating
Win Shares
Player Screen Assists
Dunks
Offensive Rebounds
SWAT LAKE CITY
Against Indiana (3/20), Rudy Gobert blocked a career-high eight shots,
becoming the third player this season to do so (Brook Lopez, Robin
Lopez). He joins Mark Eaton, Andrei Kirilenko and Greg Ostertag as the
only Jazzmen to do so since 1983-84.
.663
129.6
14.3
6.1
235
314
Most Consecutive Games with a Block (since 1985-86)
Player
Mark Eaton
Mark Eaton
Mark Eaton
Rudy Gobert
Mark Eaton
Games
75
71
43
42
38
Dates
3/12/86-3/4/87
3/5/88-2/4/89
2/7/89-11/17/89
12/27/16-2/27/17
12/11/85-3/4/86
Gobert recorded at least one block in 42 consecutive games, the
longest streak this season in the NBA. He joins Mark Eaton on the list of
most consecutive games with at least one block by a Jazzman since
1985-86. With a streak of 24 games with a block earlier this season, he is the only player in the last 10 seasons to have tallied a
streak of 20-plus and 40-plus games in the same season.
Gobert had at least one block in a league-leading 77 games, most by a Jazzman in a single season since Mark Eaton (81, 1988-89)
and most by any player since Serge Ibaka (77, 2012-13). He had at least three blocks in a league-leading 42 games, the most by a
Jazzman in a single season since Andrei Kirilenko (43, 2003-04).
Gobert recorded 18 games of at least 15 points and 15 rebounds, the most by a Jazzman in a single season since Karl Malone (18,
1990-91). He finished tied for fourth in the NBA in double-doubles (58) and recorded a league-leading 33 games with a double-double
and at least three blocks, the most by any player in a single season since Dwight Howard (36, 2008-09).
Per Elias Sports Bureau, Gobert became the third player in the last 30 years to average at least 15 points, 10 rebounds and shoot 70plus percent in a calendar month. During March, Gobert averaged 17.3 ppg, 13.5 rpg and 71.5 FG percentage. Dwight Howard in Feb.
2007 (22.8 ppg, 12.5 rpg, 70.7 FG percentage) and DeAndre Jordan in March 2016 (15.9 ppg, 13.5 rpg, 74.5 FG percentage) are the
only other players to accomplish this unique stat.
LIFE AS A G
Gordon Hayward and George Hill were exceptional on the offensive end for Utah this season. In the 41 regular season games both
were on the floor, the duo are combined for 37.7 points per game, leading to a 28-13 record. Hill (11/7) and Hayward (1/16) were
both awarded Western Conference Player of the Week, marking the first pair of Jazz teammates to win in the same season since Carlos
Boozer and Deron Williams in 2009-10. Utah is 9-4 when Hayward scored 30-plus, 37-10 when he scores 20-plus and 15-1 when Hill
scores 20-plus.
STANDING TALL
The Jazz defense remained true to its name during the 2016-17 season. Utah held opponents to under 90 points 25 times this
season, most in the NBA, and held a 21-4 record in those games. They held opponents to under 90 points in three straight games
(12/29-1/2), tied for the longest streak this season. Utah had six separate steaks this season of opponents failing to reach the 90point mark, which led the league.
Additionally, they finished third in the NBA in defensive rating, first in opponent points per game and tied for second in opponent field
goal percentage.
DEFENSIVE RATING
(2016-17)
TEAM
Def. Rtg.
San Antonio
100.9
Golden State
101.1
Utah
102.7
Atlanta
103.1
Miami
104.1
OPPONENT POINTS PER GAME
(2016-17)
TEAM
PPG
Utah
96.8
San Antonio
98.1
Memphis
100.0
Dallas
100.8
Miami
102.1
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OPPONENT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
(2016-17)
TEAM
FG PCT
Golden State
.435
Utah
.443
Memphis
.443
San Antonio
.443
Atlanta
.444
THREE JAZZ MAFIA
Gordon Hayward, George Hill and Rodney Hood each notched 20-or-more points twice this season (vs. DET 1/13, vs. PHI 12/29).
Hayward has reached that mark 47 times this year, while Hill and Hood have done so 16 and nine times, respectively. The Jazz are a
combined 58-15 when at least one from the trio scores 20-plus points.
HILL-STORICALLY EFFICIENT
George Hill scored a season-high 34 points (10-of-12) vs. BKN (3/3), becoming only the ninth NBA player in the last 50 years to record
34-plus points on 12-or-fewer field goal attempts (per Elias Sports Bureau). Hill also tied a first half season-high for a Jazzman this
season with 19 points. The Jazz finished 15-1 when he scored 20-plus points.
[ALLEY-OOP] THERE IT IS
In 73 games played this season, Gordon Hayward collected 68 dunks and 16 alley-oop finishes from Joe Ingles.
MOVIN’ ON UP
The 2016-17 season had been full of current Jazzmen solidifying themselves in the franchise record books. Rudy Gobert passed Rich
Kelley (498) for ninth on the Jazz blocks list with two blocks @ NOP (2/8), passed Ben Poquette (517) for eighth place with two blocks
vs. MIN (3/1) and passed Paul Millsap (520) for seventh place with two blocks vs. BKN (3/3).
Gordon Hayward passed Deron Williams (7,576) for eighth place on the Jazz all-time scoring list vs. POR (2/15) and Mehmet Okur
(7,255) for ninth on the Jazz all-time scoring list @ PHX (1/16). He also passed Darrell Griffith (1,627) for ninth all-time on the Jazz
assists list vs. DET (1/13) and Adrian Dantley (1,702) for eighth on the Jazz all-time assists list vs. BKN (3/3). He passed Bryon Russell
(540) for second in Jazz franchise history for three pointers made @ NYK (11/6).
GOING, GOING, GOBERT
Through 82 games, Rudy Gobert averaged 14.0 points, 12.8 rebounds and 2.6 blocks and finished the regular season with the best
averages by a Jazzman in points, rebounds and blocks since Rich Kelley (1978-79). Gobert was dominant around the rim this season
and finished as one of two players (Hassan Whiteside) ranked in the top-five in rebounds, blocks and dunks.
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Total Rebounds
Player
Andre Drummond
DeAndre Jordan
Hassan Whiteside
Rudy Gobert
Karl-Anthony Towns
Rebounds
1,115
1,114
1,088
1,035
1,007
Rank
1
2t
2t
4
5
Total Blocks
Player
Rudy Gobert
Anthony Davis
Myles Turner
Hassan Whiteside
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Rebounds
214
173
167
162
151
Rank
1
2
3
4
5t
5t
Total Dunks
Player
DeAndre Jordan
Rudy Gobert
Dwight Howard
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Clint Capela
Hassan Whiteside
Rebounds
253
235
199
194
163
163
ALL-STAR WEEKEND
Utah was be well-represented at All-Star Weekend with Gordon Hayward, Trey Lyles and Danté Exum. It marked the first time since
2008 that Jazzmen participated in events during all three nights of All-Star Weekend (Carlos Boozer – All-Star Game, Deron Williams –
Skills Challenge, Paul Millsap/Ronnie Brewer – Rising Stars Challenge).
Hayward helped the Western Conference to a 192-182 win with eight points, one rebound, two assists and a teamhigh four steals. In his first All-Star game, he connected on 4-of-7 shots from the field in 18 minutes.
Hayward finished as the runner-up in the Taco Bell Skills Challenge, a head-to-head style event of backcourt
versus frontcourt players that tested dribbling, passing, agility and three-point-shooting skills. He defeated
Washington’s John Wall and Boston’s Isaiah Thomas before falling to New York’s Kristaps Porzingis in the finals.
Danté Exum and Trey Lyles led Team World to a 150-141 victory over Team USA. Exum tallied 11 points and four
assists while Lyles notched seven points, one rebound and two assists.
THE STIFLE TOWER
Rudy Gobert averaged over 2.0 blocks per game in each of the last three seasons and is the
only player ranked in the top-three in all three seasons.
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Average Blocks in a Single Season
Season
Blocks
NBA Rank
2016-17
2.7
1st
2015-16
2.2
3rd
2014-15
2.3
3rd
JAZZ LEADING THE WAY
Jazzmen Rudy Gobert, Gordon Hayward and Joe Ingles found themselves ranked among the NBA’s best qualified players this season in
a number of categories.
Rank
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
Rudy Gobert
Category
Blocks
Blocks per Game
Block Pct.
True Shooting Pct.
Defensive Win Shares
Offensive Rating
Field Goal Pct.
Off. Rebounds
Win Shares
Defensive Rating
Statistic
214
2.6
6.4
.683
6.0
129.1
.663
314
14.3
99.2
Rank
15
16
18
18
19
20
Gordon Hayward
Category
Win Shares
Free Throws
Free Throw Attempts
Offensive Box Plus/Minus
Offensive Win Shares
Defensive Win Shares
Statistic
10.4
362
429
4.2
7.1
3.3
Rank
3
18
18
20
Joe Ingles
Category
Three-Point Pct.
Steal Pct.
Steal per Turnover Ratio
Defensive Rating
Statistic
.441
2.5
0.90
104.8
WHAT’S THE WORD?
Gordon Hayward ranked in the top-20 in the league in free throws made (362), free throw attempts (429) and win shares (10.4). Rudy
Gobert led the league in blocks (214), ranked second in offensive rating (129.1) and field goal percentage (.663) and finished third in
defensive rating (99.2). Here’s what others around the league said about the duo and their teammates:
Kevin Durant on Rudy Gobert
“He’s grown so much as a player. When he first came into the league, I didn’t think he’d be this good. I didn’t think his foot speed was where it should
be, but he definitely changed my mind on that. He tests your offense a lot. He changed their team, he’s the reason why they’re so good.”
Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr on Quin Snyder
“Watching them on tape they are innovative, they play together and they defend. They are just a smart, tough basketball team. Quin deserves a lot of
credit for that and he’ll probably get some votes for Coach of the Year, which he deserves. I’m really happy for him and happy for their franchise.”
Pistons Head Coach Stan Van Gundy on Rudy Gobert
“I think there’s a couple things with Gobert. I think obviously defensively he’s really, really good. He’s got great timing, he moves his feet well on pickand-rolls, he protects the rim, and then offensively I think you’ve gotta give him a lot of credit too. He plays exactly the way they want him to play and
exactly the way he needs to play for them to be successful.
Pistons Head Coach Stan Van Gundy on Joe Johnson
“Joe Johnson has been terrific. I think they made a great acquisition with Joe Johnson. A lot of people thought Joe was really on the decline, but he
has really bounced back. They have put him in a good role.”
MAKE ROOM FOR RUDY
Rudy Gobert set a franchise record with 31 consecutive
games of 10-plus rebounds vs. OKC (1/23) (previously 19,
Paul Millsap 2008-09 and Truck Robinson 1977-78). Over
the past 20 years, only four other players in the league had
31 consecutive games or more of 10-plus rebounds. Over
the 31-game stretch, Gobert averaged 14.3 points, 13.7
rebounds and 2.6 blocks per game.
NOT YOUR AVERAGE JOE
Players with 10-plus Rebounds over 27 or more Consecutive Games
(Since 1997-98 season)
Dates
Consecutive Games
Player
Kevin Love
Kevin Garnett
DeAndre Jordan
Dwight Howard
Rudy Gobert
DeAndre Jordan
Blake Griffin
Tim Duncan
11/22/10 – 3/18/11
2/1/06 – 11/6/06
2/8/15 – 10/31/15
1/21/11 – 4/1/11
11/23/16 – 1/23/17
12/12/13 – 2/9/14
11/20/10 – 1/17/11
11/10/03 – 1/6/04
56 games
37 games
34 games
33 games
31 games
31 games
27 games
27 games
Joe Johnson ranks ninth all-time, and sixth among active players, in three-point field goals made, 42nd on the all-time points list and
32nd in games played. Against Portland (4/8), Johnson notched 20,000 career points.
All-Time 3-Point Field Goals Made
Rank
Player
3-Pointers
1
Ray Allen
2,973
2
Reggie Miller
2,560
3
Jason Terry
2,242
4
Paul Pierce
2,143
5t
Vince Carter
2,049
5t
Jamal Crawford
2,049
5t
Kyle Korver
2,049
8
Jason Kidd
1,988
9
Joe Johnson
1,938
10
Stephen Curry
1,912
Rank
40
41
42
43
44
45
All-Time Points Scored
Player
Tom Chambers
Antawn Jamison
Joe Johnson
Pau Gasol
John Stockton
Bernard King
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Points
20,049
20,042
20,033
20,001
19,711
19,655
Rank
31
32
33
34
35
36
37t
37t
All-Time Games Played
Player
Games
Hakeem Olajuwon
1,238
Joe Johnson
1,221
Steve Nash
1,217
Dale Ellis
1,209
Juwan Howard
1,208
Shaquille O’Neal
1,207
Eddie Johnson
1,199
Derek Harper
1,199
JAZZ VS. THE LEAGUE
TEAM
Atlanta
Boston
Brooklyn
Charlotte
Chicago
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Detroit
Golden State
Houston
Indiana
L.A. Clippers
L.A. Lakers
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
2016-17 OPPONENTS
HOME
ROAD
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
1-0
0-1
2-0
1-1
2-0
0-2
1-0
1-0
0-1
1-1
1-0
1-1
1-0
0-1
1-1
0-2
2-0
2-0
0-2
1-1
0-1
1-0
1-0
1-0
TEAM
Minnesota
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Orlando
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Portland
Sacramento
San Antonio
Toronto
Washington
vs. WESTERN
CONFERENCE
vs. EASTERN
CONFERENCE
TOTAL
TOTAL
2-0
0-2
2-0
1-1
0-2
1-1
3-1
2-2
2-0
1-2
2-1
1-1
1-3
4-0
1-3
1-1
2-0
2016-17 OPPONENTS – cont’d.
HOME
ROAD
1-1
2-0
2-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-1
0-2
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
2-0
1-0
2-0
0-2
1-1
2-0
1-1
1-1
0-1
0-1
1-0
1-0
18-8
13-13
TOTAL
3-1
3-0
2-0
1-3
2-0
2-0
3-0
2-2
3-1
2-2
0-2
2-0
31-21
11-4
9-6
20-10
29-12
22-19
51-31
BACK-TO-BACKS
The Utah Jazz had 17 back-to-back sets (seven – road/road, two – home/road, seven– road/home, one – home/home) during the 2016-17 season.
Atlanta had 19 for the most in the NBA, while Oklahoma City had the fewest at 13. Last season, the Jazz went 10-8 on the second game of a back-toback, which was 11th-best record in the league on zero days rest.
FIRST GAME
DATE/OPPONENT
SECOND GAME
SCORE
11/1/16 @ San Antonio
11/6/16 @ New York
11/11/16 @ Orlando
11/19/16 @ Houston
11/28/16 @ Minnesota
12/5/16 @ L.A. Lakers
12/20/16 @ Golden State
1/2/17 @ Brooklyn
1/7/17 @ Minnesota
1/13/17 vs. Detroit
1/20/17 @ Dallas
1/23/17 vs. Oklahoma City
2/8/17 @ New Orleans
2/28/17 @ Oklahoma City
3/5/17 @ Sacramento
3/15/17 @ Detroit
4/7/17 vs. Minnesota
Road-Road
Home-Road
Road-Home
Home-Home
TOTAL
DATE/OPPONENT
W, 106-91
W, 114-109
W, 87-74
L, 102-111
W, 112-103
W, 107-101
L, 74-104
W, 101-89
W, 94-92
W, 110-77
W, 112-107 (OT)
L, 95-97
W, 127-94
L, 106-109
W, 110-109
W, 97-83
W, 120-113
TOTAL
7
2
7
1
17
11/2/16 vs. Dallas
11/7/16 @ Philadelphia
11/12/16 @ Miami
11/20/16 @ Denver
11/29/16 vs. Houston
12/6/16 vs. Phoenix
12/21/16 vs. Sacramento
1/3/17 @ Boston
1/8/17 @ Memphis
1/14/17 vs. Orlando
1/21/17 vs. Indiana
1/24/17 @ Denver
2/9/17 @ Dallas
3/1/17 vs. Minnesota
3/6/17 vs. New Orleans
3/16/17 @ Cleveland
4/8/17 @ Portland
FIRST GAME
6-1
1-1
5-2
1-0
13-4
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SECOND GAME
2-5
0-2
5-2
1-0
8-9
SCORE
W, 97-81
W, 109-84
W, 102-91
L, 91-105
W, 120-101
W, 112-105
L, 93-94
L, 104-115
L, 79-88
W. 114-107
W, 109-100
L, 93-103
L, 105-112 (OT)
L, 80-107
W, 88-83
L, 83-91
L, 86-101
CLIMBING THE LADDER
Jazz F Gordon Hayward, Jazz F/C Derrick Favors, Jazz C Rudy Gobert, Jazz G George Hill, Jazz F Joe Ingles and Jazz G/F Joe Johnson are
making their presence felt in the Jazz record books. These Jazzmen have entered the elite in several all-time categories and look to
keep climbing during the 2016-17 season.
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7t
7t
9
10
Field Goal Percentage
Player
Rudy Gobert
Adrian Dantley
Carlos Boozer
Ronnie Brewer
Adam Keefe
Karl Malone
Paul Millsap
Blue Edwards
John Stockton
Donyell Marshall
FG%
.612
.562
.544
.523
.521
.517
.516
.516
.515
.510
Three-Pointers Made (since 1979-80)
Rank
Player
3PM
1
John Stockton
845
2
Gordon Hayward
689
3
Bryon Russell
540
4
Darrell Griffith
530
5
Mehmet Okur
517
6
Deron Williams
511
7
Jeff Hornacek
439
8
C.J. Miles
334
9
Andrei Kirilenko
331
10
Trey Burke
323
Three-Pointers Attempted (since 1979-80)
Rank
Player
3PA
1
John Stockton
2,203
2
Gordon Hayward
1,873
3
Darrell Griffith
1,596
4
Bryon Russell
1,455
5
Deron Williams
1,427
6
Mehmet Okur
1,358
7
Andrei Kirilenko
1,060
8
Jeff Hornacek
1,025
9
C.J. Miles
1,014
10
Trey Burke
982
*minimum 100 games and 500 FGM
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Blocked Shots
Player
Mark Eaton
Andrei Kirilenko
Greg Ostertag
Karl Malone
Thurl Bailey
Derrick Favors
Rudy Gobert
Paul Millsap
Ben Poquette
Rich Kelley
Blocks
3,064
1,380
1,253
1,125
879
584
579
520
517
498
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Blocks Per Game
Player
Mark Eaton
Rudy Gobert
Andrei Kirilenko
Greg Ostertag
Ben Poquette
Al Jefferson
Otto Moore
Derrick Favors
Thurl Bailey
Truck Robinson
BPG
3.51*
2.20
2.00
1.79
1.61
1.55
1.40
1.40
1.24
1.14
Three-Point Percentage (since 1979-80)
Rank
Player
3FG%
1
Jeff Hornacek
.428
2
Kyle Korver
.416
3
Joe Johnson
.411
4
Randy Foye
.410
5
.409
Richard Jefferson
6
George Hill
.403
7
Joe Ingles
.399
8
Kelly Tripucka
.397
9
John Crotty
.393
10
John Stockton
.384
*minimum 100 games and 50 3FGM
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Assists
Player
John Stockton
Karl Malone
Rickey Green
Deron Williams
Andrei Kirilenko
Jeff Hornacek
Pete Maravich
Gordon Hayward
Adrian Dantley
Darrell Griffith
Assists
15,806*
5,085
4,159
4,003
1,919
1,895
1,844
1,762
1,702
1,627
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Rebounds Per Game
Player
Truck Robinson
Carlos Boozer
Karl Malone
Rudy Gobert
Al Jefferson
Otto Moore
Rich Kelley
Mark Eaton
Ron Behagen
Mehmet Okur
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Points
Player
Karl Malone
John Stockton
Adrian Dantley
Darrell Griffith
Thurl Bailey
Andrei Kirilenko
Pete Maravich
Gordon Hayward
Deron Williams
Mehmet Okur
RPG
14.9
10.5
10.2
9.8
9.5
8.7
8.0
7.9
7.8
7.6
Points
36,374
19,711
13,635
12,391
9,897
8,411
8,324
8,077
7,576
7,255
*indicates NBA record
REUNITED: ‘97 WESTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPS
The Utah Jazz welcomed back the 1996-97 Western Conference Champions to celebrate the 20th
anniversary of the historic season. Heading into that memorable year, the organization had made 13
straight postseason appearances, including three trips to the Western Conference Finals. But on a late
May evening in Houston, that group became the most successful team in the franchise's 40-plus year
history following what Jazz fans everywhere will forever remember as “The Shot.”
GOBERT, BOLOMBOY RECEIVE STATE OF SPORT AWARDS, JERRY SLOAN HONORED WITH LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Utah Jazz players Rudy Gobert and Joel Bolomboy received 2017 Governor’s State of Sport Awards tonight while Hall of Fame coach Jerry Sloan was
honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award during the Utah Sports Commission event presented by Zions Bank at Vivint Smart Home Arena. Gobert
won the Pro/Olympian Male Athlete of the Year award in a public online vote. Based on 2016 achievements, the 7-1, fourth-year center for the Jazz
was the NBA leader in blocked shots with multiple streaks of 24-or-more games with a block and set a franchise record with 31 consecutive games of
10-plus rebounds. Gobert competed for France at the 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil. Bolomboy captured the Collegiate Male Athlete of the Year
award while playing for Weber State University where he was named the Big Sky Conference Most Valuable Player and Defensive Player of the Year.
Bolomboy helped lead the Wildcats to the Big Sky regular season and tournament championships, and a trip to the NCAA Tournament. He was
selected by the Utah Jazz in the second round of the 2016 NBA Draft.
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MATT HARPRING NAMED TO 2017 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BASKETBALL LEGENDS
Matt Harpring was among 14 former players recognized as an Atlantic Coast Conference Basketball Legend
during the New York Life ACC Tournament on March 11 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. Harpring is one of
two Georgia Tech players (Mark Price) to be named to the All-ACC first team three times during his career from
1994-98. As a senior, he was named to All-America teams by seven different organizations as well as a finalist
for both the Naismith and Wooden Awards. Harpring was joined by Troy Bell, Edward Scott, Shelden Williams,
Tim Pickett, Rodney McCray, Wayne Beckner, Antwan Jamison, Jim Valvano, Gary Brokaw, Curtis Aiken, Dwayne
“Pearl” Washington, Junior Burrough, Bobby Beecher and Josh Howard. (Photo courtesy of ACC Men’s
Basketball)
JOHN STOCKTON HEADLINES COLLEGE BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME CLASS
Former Jazz great John Stockton will be inducted into the College Basketball Hall of Fame in Kansas City in November. During his senior season at
Gonzaga in 1984, Stockton was named West Coast Conference Player of the Year after averaging 20.9 points, 7.2 assists and 3.9 steals per game.
Joining Stockton in the class of 2017 will be Tim Duncan, Scott May, Rick Mount, Jay Williams, Cleo Hill, Paul Silas and Bo Ryan.
UTAH JAZZ ANNOUNCE PATCH PARTNERSHIP WITH QUALTRICS
On Monday, Feb. 13, the Utah Jazz and Qualtrics announced a partnership where the world’s leading
customer service management software became the team’s exclusive Fan Experience Insights and
Analytics partner. Qualtrics, a fast-growing tech unicorn based in Utah, will also be the team’s jersey
patch partner in a first-of-its-kind partnership among North American professional sports teams.
Rather than placing the company’s logo on the jersey for the 2017-18 season, Qualtrics is
sponsoring the patch in the name of its charity – 5 For The Fight – to raise funds to accelerate the
pace of innovative cancer research.
SALT LAKE CITY STARS
The Salt Lake City Stars played 50 games, compiling a 14-36 record, which placed them fifth in the Pacific Division and 10th in
the Western Conference. The Stars were the NBA D-League’s fourth best defensive team in points allowed. Taking advantage of
the proximity between the Stars and their NBA affilitate, Jazz forward Joel Bolomboy participated in 16 assignments to the Stars.
Playing in 24 games (22 starts), he led the NBA D-League in rebounding (13.0) while averagint 16.4 points and recording 18
double-doubles. Bolomboy represented the Stars on the Western Conference team during the 2017 NBA D-League All-Star Game.
Jazzmen Alec Burks (rehab) and Raul Neto also saw action during the Stars’ Jan. 11 game.
THE JOE INGLES SHOW ON 1280 THE ZONE
In its third year, “The Joe Ingles Show” will air Thursday mornings at 9 a.m. during 2016-17 season. Ingles will be
on-air with David James and Patrick Kinahan on the “DJ & PK Morning Show”. Joe’s insight on the game and his
humorous personality make it a can’t-miss weekly segment. “Slo-Mo Joe is smart and funny,” host Kinahan said.
“No one else can tell you the things he knows about the Utah Jazz.”
COMMUNITY CORNER
JAZZ 2016-17 COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS:
The Utah Jazz and Mountain America Credit Union announced the RTI-Utah
Wheelin’ Wildcats are this season’s fifth recipient of “Pass It Along,” a program
featuring fan nomination opportunities that rewards five local charitable
organizations with $5,000 each. The RTI-Utah Wheelin’ Wildcats were presented
with a $5,000 donation prior to the Friday, March 31 game vs. the Washington
Wizards at Vivint Smart Home Arena.
The Utah Jazz and Vivint Gives Back, the philanthropic arm of Vivint Smart
Home, hosted Autism Awareness Night on March 31 during the Jazz vs.
Washington Wizards game. Vivint Gives Back has purchased 600 tickets to the
March 31 game for families with children on the autism spectrum. Jazz players
Alec Burks, Boris Diaw, Danté Exum, Rudy Gobert, Gordon Hayward, Joe Ingles
and Trey Lyles have also donated their blocks of tickets to local schools and nonprofit groups that work with autistic children.
Former Jazzmen Greg Ostertag and Bryon Russell took part in the 11th annual Junior Jazz Sportsmanship Party on Monday, March 20 at West
High School. All Junior Jazz participants, coaches and familes, who won the sportsmanship competition in their cities, were invited to attend the free
event. The evening started an awards presentation for the honorees, followed by prize giveaways, a performance by the Jazz Dunk team and Q&A
session with Ostertag and Russell. The night concluded with the former Jazzmen signing autographs for the attendees.
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QUIN SNYDER
Getting Ac-QUIN-ted
Quin Snyder became the eighth head coach in Utah Jazz history, and only the fifth since the franchise moved to
Utah in 1979, on June 6, 2014. Snyder collected his 100th win as Jazz head coach on January 2, 2017 at
Brooklyn. With over 20 years of coaching experience, and 10 years of head coaching experience, Snyder has
sat beside some of the game’s most respected names and has coached in all walks of basketball life, including
the NCAA, the NBA Developmental League, the EuroLeague and the NBA. Snyder most recently comes to Utah
from the Atlanta Hawks, where he was an assistant to Head Coach Mike Budenholzer.
From 2007-10, Snyder was the head coach of the Developmental League’s Austin Toros (the D-League affiliate
of the San Antonio Spurs). With the Toros, Snyder garnered a 94-56 (.627) record, seeing the playoffs each year
and advancing to at least the D-League Semifinals every season.
In Snyder’s inaugural season, he inherited a team that had gone 21-29 the year before and flipped the script
guiding the Toros to a 30-20 record, a Southwest Division Title and an appearance in the 2008 D-League
Championship game. In 2009, Snyder was named the Dennis Johnson Coach of the Year. During his three
seasons in Austin, Snyder sent more players to the NBA and won more games than any other D-League coach.
Snyder got his first NBA coaching gig as an assistant with the Los Angeles Clippers in 1992-93, from there
Snyder served as an assistant/associate head coach at his alma mater Duke University from 1993-99. He
landed his first head coaching job with the NCAA’s Missouri Tigers and held that position for seven seasons
(1999-06). After his success with the Toros, Snyder went on as a player development coach with Philadelphia
(2010-11) and an assistant coach with the Los Angeles Lakers (2011-12), CSKA Moscow (2012-13) and
Atlanta Hawks (2013-14) serving under some of the most respected coaches in basketball.
CAREER TIMELINE
Years
1992-93
1993-99
1999-06
2007-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014- Present
Team
Los Angeles Clippers
Duke University
University of Missouri
Austin Toros (San Antonio Spurs)
Philadelphia 76ers
Los Angeles Lakers
CSKA Moscow (Russia)
Atlanta Hawks
Utah Jazz
Position
Assistant Coach
Assistant/Associate Head Coach
Head Coach
Head Coach (D-League Affiliate)
Player Development Coach
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Head Coach
Head Coach
Larry Brown
Mike Krzyzewski
----- (Gregg Popovich)
Doug Collins
Mike Brown
Ettore Messina
Mike Budenholzer
---
Record
--126-91 (.580)
94-46 (.671)
----129-117 (.524)
COLLEGIATE PLAYING CAREER
Snyder competed collegiately at Duke University (1985-89), averaging 6.2 points, 4.2 assists, 1.9 rebounds and 1.4 steals per game in
136 games. Snyder led the Blue Devils to three Final Fours (1986, 1988, and 1989) and won two ACC Championships (1986, 1988).
Academically, Snyder was named to the ACC Honor Roll three times. Snyder attended training camp with the Indiana Pacers after
finishing his career at Duke, but went on to pursue other coaching endeavors.
A native of Mercer Island, Wash., Snyder earned undergraduate degrees in both philosophy and political science at Duke and later
earned a Juris Doctor and M.B.A from there as well.
SNYDER’S NBA HEAD COACHING EXPERIENCE
Utah Jazz
Regular Season
Playoffs
Record
129-117 (.524)
4-6 (.400)
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PLAYER NOTES
JOEL BOLOMBOY
F #21
6-9 235 – Entering 1st NBA Season – Weber State
G-GS
1-0
MINUTES
5.3
POINTS
4.0
REBOUNDS
1.0
ASSISTS
STEALS
0.00
0.0
BLOCKS
0.00
LAST GAME: Did not play (coach’s decision) vs. GSW (5/6)
2016-17 SEASON:
Reg. Season Career High
Playoff Career High
MIN
15 (2) @ GSW 4/10/17
6 @ GSW 5/2/17
FGM
4 @ OKC 3/11/17
2 @ GSW 5/2/17

Participated in the D-League All-Star Game, scoring five points and adding four rebounds,
FGA
7 @ OKC 3/11/17
2 @ GSW 5/2/17
one assist and one steal
3FGM
1 vs. POR 4/4/17
-
Averaged 16.5 points and 13.2 rebounds game in 24 games with the Salt Lake City Stars,
3FGA
1 (4) @ GSW 4/10/17
-the D-league team owned and operated by the Utah Jazz
FTM
1 (3) vs. POR 4/4/17
-
Tallied 17 points and 11 rebounds @ Austin Spurs (3/5)
FTA
2 (3) vs. POR 4/4/17
-
Recorded 20 points, eight rebounds, one assist and one block vs. Windy City Bulls (2/27)
OR
3 @ GSW 4/10/17
-
Inactive (D-League assignment) in 25 games
DR
3 (2) @ GSW 4/10/17
1 @ GSW 5/2/17

Did not play (coach’s decision) in 38 games
REB
6 @ GSW 4/10/17
1 @ GSW 5/2/17

Inactive in 10 games
AST
1 (2) @ OKC 3/11/17
-
Inactive in four playoff games
STL
1 vs. LAC 10/30/16
-
Did not play (coach’s decision) in five playoff games
BLK
1 (2) @ GSW 4/10/17
-PTS
8 @ OKC 3/11/17
4 @ GSW 5/2/17
JAZZ NOTES:
Named the 2016 Big Sky Conference Most Valuable Player
Two-time Big Sky Conference Defensive Player of the Year (2014, 2016)
Weber
State’s and Big Sky Conference’s all-time leader in rebounds
Had the highest standing vertical jump among any player at the 2016 NBA pre-draft combine at 37.5
inches
LAST FIVE GAMES PLAYED:
Date
OPP
5/6/17
vs. GSW
5/4/17
@ GSW
5/2/17
@ GSW
4/30/17
@ LAC
4/28/17
vs. LAC
Result
L, 91-102
L, 115-104
L, 94-106
W, 104-91
L, 93-98
MIN
FGM-A
3PM-A
FTM-A
6
2–2
0–0
0–0
OFF
DEF REB
AST
DNP – coach’s decision
DNP – coach’s decision
0
1
1
0
Inactive
Inactive
PF
ST
TO
BLK
PTS
0
0
0
0
4
ALEC BURKS
G #10
6-6 214 – Entering 6th NBA Season – Colorado
G-GS
MINUTES
0-0
POINTS
--
REBOUNDS
--
ASSISTS
--
STEALS
--
BLOCKS
--
--
LAST GAME: Inactive (left knee) vs. GSW (5/6)
2016-17 SEASON:
Reg. Season Career High
Playoff Career High
MIN
42 vs. POR 4/11/14
21 @ SAS 5/2/12
FGM
13 vs. DEN 1/13/14
4 vs. SAS 5/5/12

Scored season-high 21 points @ OKC (3/11)
FGA
22 @ OKC 12/13/15
10 vs. SAS 5/5/12

Notched 13 points, 2 rebounds and 2 steals @ DEN (1/24)
3FGM
4 @ CLE 11/10/15
-
Collected 13 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists for the Salt Lake City Stars vs. Grand
3FGA
6 (3) @ SAC 12/8/15
1 (2) vs. SAS 5/7/12
Rapids Drive (1/11)
FTM
14 @ GSW 4/6/14
5 @ SAS 5/2/12

Inactive (left ankle rehabilitation) in 25 games
FTA
16 @ GSW 4/6/14
5 (2) @ SAS 5/2/12

Inactive (left ankle debridement) in six games
OR
4 (2) @ NOP 4/13/12
2 (2) vs. SAS 5/7/12

Inactive (rehabilitation) in three games
DR
13 vs. OKC 11/18/14
2 (2) vs. SAS 5/7/12

Did not play (coach’s decision) in five games
REB
14 vs. OKC 11/18/14
4 (2) vs. SAS 5/7/12

Inactive (personal reasons) in one game
AST
8 (2) @ DAL 11/5/15
1 (3) vs. SAS 5/7/12

Did not play (coach’s decision) in one playoff game
STL
4 (3) @ GSW 4/6/14
1 (2) @ SAS 5/2/12

Inactive in one playoff game
BLK
2 (3) vs. ORL 12/3/15
-
Inactive (left knee) in eight playoff games
PTS
34 vs. DEN 1/13/14
11 vs. SAS 5/5/12
JAZZ NOTES:
An avid shoe collector
Player he most looks up to is Penny Hardaway
Father, Steve, played collegiately at the University of Washington
Enjoys playing pool
Favorite dessert is red velvet cupcakes
LAST FIVE GAMES PLAYED:
Date
OPP
Result
5/6/17
vs. GSW L, 91-102
5/4/17
@ GSW L, 115-104
5/2/17
@ GSW
L, 94-106
4/30/17
@ LAC
W, 104-91
4/28/17 vs. LAC
L, 93-98
MIN
FGM-A
3PM-A
FTM-A
OFF
DEF REB
AST
Inactive – Left knee
Inactive – Left knee
Inactive – Left knee
Inactive – Left knee
Inactive – Left knee
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PF
ST
TO
BLK
PTS
BORIS DIAW
C/F #33
6-8 250 – Entering 14th NBA Season – Pau Orthez
G-GS
MINUTES
18.7
10-8
POINTS
6.3
REBOUNDS
2.1
ASSISTS
STEALS
0.70
2.1
BLOCKS
0.30
Reg. Season Career High
Playoff Career High
MIN
52 vs. NYK 3/10/15
49 @ LAL 5/4/06
FGM
15 @ TOR 3/20/09
13 @ DAL 5/24/06

Recorded a season-high 19 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists @ SAS (4/2)
FGA
24 @ LAL 1/27/09
23 @ DAL 5/24/06

Collected 16 points, 1 rebound and 3 assists @ DEN (1/24)
3FGM
5 vs. PHI 12/5/09
3 (2) @ OKC 5/31/14

Recorded 15 points and 1 steal @ BOS (1/3)
3FGA
10 @ MIN 1/5/11
6 (3) @ OKC 5/31/14

Tallied 4 points, 3 rebounds and a season-high 8 assists vs. SAC (12/21)
FTM
10 vs. CHA 1/28/12
11 vs. LAL 5/2/06

Scored 11 points to go with 3 rebounds and 3 assists vs. DEN (11/23)
FTA
10 (6) vs. WAS 1/28/12
11 vs. LAL 5/2/06

Played in his 1,000th career game @ MIN (11/28)
OR
8 (2) vs. CHA 2/25/06
5 vs. LAC 5/15/12

Inactive (right leg bone contusion) in five games
DR
12 vs. MIA 12/28/11
9 (2) @ OKC 5/27/14
REB
16 (2) vs. MIA 1/28/12
12 vs. LAC 5/15/12

Did not dress (right leg bone contusion) in three games
AST
16 @ GSW 4/14/06
9 (3) @ MIA 6/12/14

Did not play (coach’s decision) in one game
STL
4 (7) @ MIN 3/12/13
3 vs. LAC 5/15/12
BLK
7 vs. WAS 2/11/09
4 @ LAC 5/12/06
PTS
31 @ MIN 12/26/05
34 @ DAL 5/24/06
JAZZ NOTES:
Competed for the France Men’s National Basketball Team at the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Brazil
Won the 2006 Most Improved Player
Award
Mother played basketball for France Women’s National Basketball Team, playing for 13 years and 247 international games and father was a Senegalese high
jump champion
Enjoys directing short films and drinking coffee
LAST GAME: Tallied 10 points, 5 rebounds and 1 assist vs. GSW (5/6)
2016-17 SEASON:
LAST FIVE GAMES PLAYED:
Date
OPP
5/6/17 vs. GSW
5/4/17
@ GSW
5/2/17
@ GSW
4/30/17
@ LAC
4/28/17 vs. LAC
Result
L, 91-102
L, 115-104
L, 94-106
W, 104-91
L, 93-98
MIN
27
13
20
18
15
FGM-A
5 – 12
3–5
1–2
4–6
2–2
3PM-A
0–1
1–2
0–0
0–0
1–1
FTM-A
0–0
0–0
2–2
2–2
0–0
OFF
0
0
1
0
0
DEF
5
2
1
2
2
REB
5
2
2
2
2
AST
1
1
1
3
1
PF
4
0
2
0
1
ST
1
0
1
1
0
TO
0
0
2
2
0
DANTÉ EXUM
BLK
0
0
1
1
0
PTS
10
7
4
10
5
G #11
6-6 207 – Entering 2nd NBA Season – Australian Institute of Sport
G-GS
6-0
MINUTES
8.7
POINTS
2.8
REBOUNDS
0.5
LAST GAME: Grabbed one steal vs. GSW (5/6)
2016-17 SEASON:










ASSISTS
STEALS
0.67
1.2
Reg. Season Career High
Scored a career-high 22 points @ OKC (3/11)
Participated in his second BBVA Rising Stars Challenge at All-Star Weekend, recording 11
points and four assists
Notched 14 points and grabbed 4 rebounds vs. CHI (11/17)
Scored 7 points and grabbed career-high 7 rebounds vs. SAS (11/4)
Has scored 10-plus points 19 times and one game of 20-plus
Per Elias Sports Bureau, Exum (4 blocks in 13:52 @ SAS) is the first player listed as guard
with 4-plus blocks in under 15 minutes since Brandon Rush had blocks in 14 minutes on
1/13/10.
Did not play (coach’s decision) in nine games
Did not dress (left knee tendinitis) in one game
Inactive (left patellar tendinitis) in six games
Did not play (coach’s decision) in four playoff games
MIN
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
REB
AST
STL
BLK
PTS
37 (2) vs. GSW 12/8/16
7 @ OKC 3/11/17
14 (2) @ GSW 4/10/17
5 @ MIL 1/22/15
10 @ MIL 1/22/15
7 @ OKC 3/11/17
9 @ OKC 3/11/17
4 @ DEN 11/20/16
6 vs. SAS 11/4/16
7 vs. SAS 11/4/16
12 vs. DEN 4/1/15
3 vs. ATL 1/2/15
4 @ SAS 11/1/16
22 @ OKC 3/11/17
BLOCKS
0.00
Playoff Career High
14 @ GSW 5/4/17
3 @ GSW 5/2/17
6 @ GSW 5/4/17
1 (3) @ GSW 5/4/17
4 @ GSW 5/4/17
2 @ GSW 5/4/17
2 @ GSW 5/4/17
1 @ LAC 4/30/17
1 @ LAC 4/30/17
2 @ LAC 4/30/17
2 (3) @ GSW 5/4/17
1 (4) vs. GSW 5/6/17
-7 (2) @ GSW 5/4/17
JAZZ NOTES:
Has a twin sister and is one of two players on the Jazz to have a twin (Hayward)
His father, Cecil, won an NCAA Championship with the University of
North Carolina in 1982 with teammates Michael Jordan and James Worthy, and was later drafted in 1984 by the Denver Nuggets
Favorite sports to play outside of
basketball are tennis and ping pong
LAST FIVE GAMES PLAYED:
Date
OPP
Result
5/6/17 vs. GSW L, 91-102
5/4/17
@ GSW L, 115-104
5/2/17
@ GSW
L, 94-106
4/30/17
@ LAC
W, 104-91
4/28/17 vs. LAC
L, 93-98
MIN
3
14
12
8
FGM-A
0–1
2–6
3–3
0–2
3PM-A
0–1
1–4
1–1
0–0
FTM-A
0–0
2–2
0–0
0–0
OFF DEF REB AST
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
2
0
0
0
2
1
1
2
2
DNP – Coach’s decision
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PF
2
4
0
0
ST
1
1
1
1
TO
0
2
0
0
BLK
0
0
0
0
PTS
0
7
7
0
DERRICK FAVORS
F/C #15
6-10 265 – Entering 7th NBA Season – Georgia Tech
G-GS
10-2
MINUTES
21.3
POINTS
REBOUNDS
5.7
7.7
ASSISTS
STEALS
0.80
1.0
BLOCKS
0.50
5
LAST GAME: Grabbed 2 rebounds vs. GSW (5/6)
2016-17 SEASON:
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MIN
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
REB
AST
STL
BLK
PTS
Registered 13 points, 5 rebounds and 1 assist vs. MIN (4/7)
Notched 12 points, 6 rebounds and 2 assists @ NOP (2/8)
Scored 18 points, grabbed 5 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 1 block @ DEN (1/24)
Recorded first double-double of season with 16 points and 14 rebounds @ PHI (11/7)
Tallied five double-doubles this season
Recorded 10-plus points 18 times and 20-plus points one time
Did not dress (left knee bone bruise/IT band syndrome) @ POR (10/25)
Inactive (left knee bone contusion) in 24 games
Did not dress (rehabilitation protocol) @ GSW (12/20)
Inactive (rest) in two games
Inactive (left knee soreness) in four games
Reg. Season Career High
45 @ TOR 11/12/12
14 vs. IND 12/5/15
24 vs. IND 12/5/15
1 (4) vs. BKN 3/3/17
2 @ MIN 1/7/17
10 (2) @ DET 3/14/15
14 @ BOS 11/14/12
10 vs. MIA 10/31/10
14 vs. DEN 1/13/14
18 vs. SAS 11/15/14
7 @ BOS 1/3/17
5 vs. NOP 11/13/13
7 @ MIA 11/12/15
35 vs. IND 12/5/15
Playoff Career High
38 vs. SAS 5/7/12
8 @ LAC 4/30/17
14 vs. SAS 5/5/12
--8 vs. SAS 5/7/12
12 vs. SAS 5/7/12
6 vs. SAS 5/5/12
9 vs. SAS 5/7/12
11 (2) @ LAC 4/30/17
3 @ LAC 4/30/17
2 (4) vs. LAC 4/28/17
2 (3) vs. SAS 5/7/12
17 (2) @ LAC 4/30/17
JAZZ NOTES:
Hosted a back-to-school clinic for community youth in order to promote education and physical fitness in the summer of 2014 and 2015
Owns a 74 wingspan and 9-2 standing reach
His hidden talent is racquetball and he also collects comic books
Has twin daughters
Favorite TV show is the Walking
Dead
LAST FIVE GAMES PLAYED:
Date
OPP
Result
5/6/17
vs. GSW
L, 91-102
5/4/17
@ GSW
L, 115-104
5/2/17
@ GSW
L, 94-106
4/30/17
@ LAC
W, 104-91
4/28/17 vs. LAC
L, 93-98
MIN
7
11
13
30
15
FGM-A
0–1
1–1
2–5
8 – 11
1–6
3PM-A
0–0
0–0
0–0
0–0
0–0
FTM-A
0–0
1–2
0–0
1–2
0–0
OFF
1
1
2
4
2
DEF
1
4
3
7
5
REB
2
5
5
11
7
AST
0
0
0
3
2
PF
2
0
0
6
2
ST
1
0
0
1
2
TO
0
0
0
0
0
RUDY GOBERT
BLK
0
1
0
0
1
PTS
0
3
4
17
2
C #27
7-1 250 – Entering 4th NBA Season – Cholet Basket
G-GS
8-8
MINUTES
26.7
POINTS
11.5
REBOUNDS
9.5
ASSISTS
1.4
LAST GAME: Recorded 21 points, 15 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 blocks vs. GSW (5/6)
2016-17 SEASON:
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STEALS
1.13
Tallied a career-high 35 points, 15 rebounds and 4 blocks vs. NYK (3/22)
Recorded at least one block in 42 consecutive games
Passed Paul Millsap (520) for seventh place on the Jazz all-time blocks list
Set a franchise record with 31 consecutive games of 10-plus rebounds (previously 19,
Paul Millsap 2008-09 and Truck Robinson 1977-78)
Tallied 27 points and career-high 25 rebounds @ DAL (1/20)
Joined Karl Malone and John Stockton as the only Jazzmen to record at least 58 doubledoubles in a single season
Joined Mark Eaton and Andrei Kirilenko as the only Jazzmen to record at least 214 blocks
in a single season
Registered 65 games of 10-plus points, 11 games of 20-plus and one 30-plus
Did not dress (right leg soreness) in one game
Did not dress (left knee hyperextension/bone contusion) in two playoff games
MIN
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
REB
AST
STL
BLK
PTS
Reg. Season Career High
44 (2) vs. CHI 2/1/16
13 vs. NYK 3/22/17
16 vs. DAL 4/13/15
-1 @ LAL 12/27/16
11 (2) @ WAS 2/26/17
17 @ DAL 1/20/17
13 vs. NYK 3/22/17
18 @ MEM 3/3/15
25 @ DAL 1/20/17
5 (5) @ SAS 4/2/17
5 vs. MIL 2/5/16
8 @ IND 3/20/17
35 vs. NYK 3/22/17
BLOCKS
1.38
Playoff Career High
39 vs. GSW 5/6/17
8 @ GSW 5/4/17
12 @ GSW 5/4/17
--7 vs. GSW 5/6/17
15 vs. GSW 5/6/17
4 vs. LAC 4/28/17
13 @ GSW 5/4/17
16 @ GSW 5/4/17
4 vs. GSW 5/6/17
5 @ LAC 4/25/17
3 vs. LAC 4/28/17
21 vs. GSW 5/6/17
JAZZ NOTES:
Helped the French national team to a second place finish at EuroBasket 2015
Owns a 7-9 wingspan and 9-7 standing reach, the largest ever
recorded at the NBA Draft Combine
An avid boxer growing up
Basketball player he looks up to the most is Hakeem Olajuwon
Competed in the 2016 Summer
Olympic Games in Brazil as a member of the France Men’s National Basketball Team
LAST FIVE GAMES PLAYED:
Date
OPP
Result
5/6/17 vs. GSW L, 91-102
5/4/17
@ GSW L, 115-104
5/2/17
@ GSW
L, 94-106
4/30/17
@ LAC
W, 104-91
4/28/17 vs. LAC
L, 93-98
MIN
39
37
31
14
34
FGM-A
7–8
8 – 12
5–7
0–1
5 – 10
3PM-A
0–0
0–0
0–0
0–0
0–0
FTM-A
7 – 15
0–1
3–6
1–2
5 – 10
OFF
3
3
2
0
4
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DEF
12
13
6
4
5
REB
15
16
8
4
9
AST
4
0
3
0
2
PF
2
6
3
6
3
ST
0
1
1
0
2
TO
0
1
2
0
1
BLK
2
1
2
0
3
PTS
21
16
13
1
15
GORDON HAYWARD
F #20
6-8 226 – Entering 7th NBA Season – Butler
G-GS
10-10
MINUTES
37.2
POINTS
24.0
REBOUNDS
6.2
LAST GAME: Tallied 29 points, 2 rebounds and 6 assists vs. GSW (5/6)
2016-17 SEASON:
ASSISTS
3.4
Reg. Season Career High
58 @ ATL 3/25/12
16 @ IND 3/20/17
27 @ DAL 2/9/17
6 @ CHA 1/18/16
12 (3) @ CHA 1/18/16
14 @ NYK 11/6/16
16 vs. SAC 1/14/16
5 vs. GSW 1/30/15
12 vs. LAC 4/8/16
15 vs. GSW 1/30/15
12 vs. CHI 11/25/13
4 (11) @ CHI 3/18/17
4 (2) @ MEM 12/23/13
39 vs. MIN 4/7/17
MIN
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
REB
AST
STL
BLK
PTS
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
STEALS
0.80
BLOCKS
0.30
Playoff Career High
43 (3) @ LAC 4/30/17
13 vs. LAC 4/21/17
21 (2) @ GSW 5/4/17
4 (2) @ LAC 4/25/17
9 (2) @ GSW 5/2/17
13 vs. GSW 5/6/17
14 vs. GSW 5/6/17
3 @ LAC 4/25/17
9 @ LAC 4/15/17
10 @ LAC 4/15/17
6 vs. GSW 5/6/17
2 (4) @ GSW 5/2/17
2 vs. LAC 4/21/17
40 vs. LAC 4/21/17
Recorded a career-high 39 points, 3 rebounds and 5 assists vs. MIN (4/7)
Passed Adrian Dantley (1,702) for eighth on the Jazz all-time assists list vs. BKN (3/3)
Appeared in his first NBA All-Star Game, recording eight points, one rebound, two assists
and four steals

He was the 12th Jazz player to be named to an All-Star Team and first since 2011

Selected as Western Conference Player of the Week (1/9-15)

Passed Deron Williams (7,576) for eighth on the Jazz all-time scoring list vs. POR (2/15)

Passed Mehmet Okur (7,255) for ninth on the Jazz all-time scoring list @ PHX (1/16)

Passed Darrell Griffith (1,627) for ninth all-time on the Jazz assists list vs. DET (1/13)

Passed Bryon Russell for second in Jazz franchise history for three pointers made (542) @
NYK (11/6)

Inactive (fracture of the 4th finger, left hand) in six games

Did not dress (left fourth finger) in one game

Did not dress (left quadriceps contusion) in two games
JAZZ NOTES:
One of three players in NBA history to increase his season average by at least two points per game four conseuctive seasons (Kobe Bryant, Gary
Payton)
Was a finalist for the 2014 USA Men’s National Team
First Jazz player since “Pistol” Pete Maravich in 1976-77 to average 16+ points 5+ rebounds and
5+ assists in a season
Is a passionate online video game player
Was a standout high school tennis player who advanced to the Indiana state singles
quarterfinals
LAST FIVE GAMES PLAYED:
Date
OPP
Result
5/6/17
vs. GSW
L, 91-102
5/4/17
@ GSW
L, 115-104
5/2/17
@ GSW
L, 94-106
4/30/17
@ LAC
W, 104-91
4/28/17
vs. LAC
L, 93-98
MIN
42
41
35
43
43
FGM-A
7 – 18
11 – 21
4 – 15
9 – 20
9 – 20
3PM-A
2–6
3–8
2–9
2–3
3–9
FTM-A
13 – 14
8–9
2–2
6–6
10 – 11
OFF
0
0
0
1
0
DEF
2
5
4
7
8
REB
2
5
4
8
8
AST
6
4
4
3
4
PF
0
4
2
4
1
ST
0
1
2
0
2
TO
3
2
1
2
2
GEORGE HILL
BLK
0
0
1
0
0
PTS
29
33
12
26
31
G #3
6-3 188 – Entering 9th NBA Season – IUPUI
G-GS
8-8
MINUTES
35.1
POINTS
15.6
REBOUNDS
4.1
LAST GAME: Inactive (left big toe sprain/soreness) vs. GSW (5/6)
2016-17 SEASON:
ASSISTS
3.6
MIN
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
REB
AST
STL
BLK
PTS

STEALS
0.25
Reg. Season Career High
48 vs. WAS 4/14/15
12 (2) @ WAS 3/25/15
25 vs. WAS 4/14/15
6 @ MIL 3/26/15
BLOCKS
0.13
Playoff Career High
45 (3) @ IND 5/22/13
11 vs. DAL 4/25/10
17 @ NYK 5/5/13
5 (2) vs. NYK 5/11/13
Scored a season-high 34 points vs. BKN (3/3), becoming only the ninth NBA player in the
last 50 years to record 34-plus points on 12-or-fewer field goal attempts

Selected as Western Conference Player of the Week (10/31-11/6)
10 (4) vs. SAC 12/23/15
12 vs. NYK 5/11/13

Did not dress (sprained right thumb) in eight games
12 vs. CLE 2/6/15
11 vs. MEM 4/17/11

Did not dress (sprained left big toe) in seven games
15 vs. CLE 2/6/15
13 vs. MEM 4/7/11

Inactive (sprained left big toe) in five games
5 (2) vs. ATL 4/6/14
3 vs. MEM 4/20/11

Did not play (coach’s decision) in one game
10 vs. PHI 12/14/12
7 (4) @ LAC 4/18/17

Did not dress (lip laceration/concussion-like symptoms) in two games
11 (2) @ OKC 2/19/16
7 (6) @ MIA 5/30/14

Inactive (lip laceration/concussion-like symptoms) in one game
12 vs. CLE 2/27/15
10 vs. ATL 5/1/13

Did not dress (left great toe soreness/rest) in two games
5 (3) vs. MIN 11/25/13
5 @ MIA 5/22/13

Inactive (left great toe soreness/rest) in one game
4 vs. LAL 12/28/10
1 (18) vs. LAC 4/28/17
37 vs. POR 2/7/14
29 vs. DAL 4/25/10
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Inactive (right groin strain) in six games

Inactive (left big toe sprain/soreness) in two playoff games
JAZZ NOTES:
Appeared in 550 career games (325 starts), averaging 11.3 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game
Has career shooting percentages of
.450 from the field, .376 from three-point range and .802 from the free throw line
Lists Michael Jordan as his favorite NBA player
Likes soul food and in his free
time can be found fishing or working on old cars
LAST FIVE GAMES PLAYED:
Date
OPP
Result
5/6/17
vs. GSW L, 91-102
5/4/17
@ GSW L, 115-104
5/2/17
@ GSW
L, 94-106
4/30/17
@ LAC
W, 104-91
4/28/17 vs. LAC
L, 93-98
MIN
FGM-A
3PM-A
28
35
32
3–9
7 – 13
8 – 13
1–3
1–2
1–2
FTM-A OFF DEF
REB AST
PF
Inactive – Left big toe sprain/soreness
Inactive – Left big toe sprain/soreness
0–0
2
2
4
3
2
2–2
2
2
4
5
3
5–9
1
4
5
3
3
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ST
TO
BLK
PTS
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
7
17
22
RODNEY HOOD
G #5
6-8 215 – Entering 3rd NBA Season – Duke
G-GS
10-0
MINUTES
26.3
POINTS
9.6
REBOUNDS
2.8
ASSISTS
STEALS
0.50
1.1
LAST GAME: Recorded 3 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists vs. GSW (5/6)
2016-17 SEASON:
MIN
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
REB
AST
STL
BLK
PTS
Reg. Season Career High
46 vs. LAC 4/8/16
12 @ DAL 2/9/16
26 @ DAL 2/9/16
8 vs. LAL 3/28/16
12 @ PHX 4/3/16
7 (3) @ BKN 1/22/16
8 (4) vs. HOU 1/4/16
2 (5) vs. ATL 3/8/16
8 vs. SAC 4/8/15
8 (2) vs. MEM 1/2/16
8 @ POR 4/11/15
5 vs. HOU 2/23/16
3 vs. MEM 11/7/15
32 vs. MEM 1/2/16
BLOCKS
0.00
Playoff Career High
36 vs. LAC 4/23/17
6 (3) @ GSW 5/2/17
17 @ LAC 4/25/17
4 @ LAC 4/25/17
10 @ LAC 4/25/17
3 (2) vs. LAC 4/23/17
4 (2) vs. LAC 4/23/17
5 @ LAC 4/25/17
5 (2) @ GSW 5/2/17
5 (2) @ GSW 5/2/17
2 (2) @ GSW 5/4/17
3 (2) vs. GSW 5/6/17
-18 vs. LAC 4/23/17
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Registered a season-high 28 points to go with 4 rebounds and 2 steals @ SAC (3/5)

Scored 27 points and grabbed 4 rebounds vs. DET (1/13)

Recorded his first game-winning shot, at any level, vs. DAL (12/16)

Collected 25 points, 3 assists and 4 rebounds @ HOU (11/19)

Scored 10-or-more points 37 times, including 10 games of 20-plus points

Inactive (illness) vs. MEM (11/14)

Did not dress (right hamstring strain) in three games

Did not dress (flu-like symptoms) in one game

Inactive (right knee hyperextension/bone contusion) in five games

Inactive (right knee bone contusion/LCL sprain) in seven games

Inactive (right knee soreness) in two games

Did not dress (right knee soreness) in four games
JAZZ NOTES:
Was a guest speaker at a benefit in order to raise money for his hometown Boys & Girls Club in the summer of 2014
Favorite football team is the
New Orleans Saints
Greatest sporting accomplisment is hearing his name called at the 2014 NBA Draft and making the 2014 All-ACC Academic Team
LAST FIVE GAMES PLAYED:
Date
OPP
Result
5/6/17 vs. GSW L, 91-102
5/4/17
@ GSW L, 115-104
5/2/17
@ GSW
L, 94-106
4/30/17
@ LAC
W, 104-91
4/28/17 vs. LAC
L, 93-98
MIN
33
35
23
20
25
FGM-A
1–8
4 – 13
6 – 12
4–6
2 – 10
3PM-A
1–4
0–5
0–4
1–3
0–6
FTM-A
0–0
0–0
0–0
2–3
0–0
OFF
0
0
0
0
0
DEF
3
3
5
3
2
REB
3
3
5
3
2
AST
3
2
1
1
0
PF
3
2
5
1
3
ST
0
1
0
1
0
TO
0
2
1
2
1
JOE INGLES
BLK
0
0
0
0
0
PTS
3
8
12
11
4
F #2
6-8 226 – Entering 3rd NBA Season – Maccabi Tel Aviv
G-GS
10-10
MINUTES
30.8
POINTS
6.4
REBOUNDS
3.7
ASSISTS
STEALS
1.80
3.3
BLOCKS
0.50
LAST GAME: Recorded 10 points, 5 rebounds and 1 steal vs. GSW (5/6)
2016-17 SEASON:
Reg. Season Career High
Playoff Career High
MIN
41 @ DAL 2/9/17
38 vs. LAC 4/23/17
FGM
7 (5) vs. NOP 3/27/17
4 (2) vs. GSW 5/6/17

Finished third in the NBA in three-point percentage (.441)
13 (4) @ GSW 4/10/17
FGA
8 vs. LAC 4/21/17

First Jazzman in franchise history to shoot at least .441 from three (min. 270 attempts)
3FGM
5 (2) vs. NOP 3/27/17
3 vs. LAC 4/21/17

The only Jazzman this season to appear in all 82 regular season games
3FGA
9 vs. GSW 12/8/16
8 vs. LAC 4/21/17

Scored 10-plus points in 23 games and 20-plus in two games
FTM
4
vs.
BKN
1/24/15
3 @ LAC 4/15/17

Notched 11 points, 5 rebounds and a career-high 8 assists vs. MIN (4/7)
FTA
4 (4) vs. WAS 3/31/17
4 @ LAC 4/15/17

Tallied 9 points and a season-high 7 assists vs. TOR (12/23)
OR
2 (7) @ CHI 3/19/16
1 (2) vs. LAC 4/28/17

Collected a career-high 21 points to go with 5 rebounds and 4 steals vs. GSW (12/8)
DR
9 vs. CHA 2/4/17
6 @ LAC 4/18/17

Made a career-high 5 three-pointers vs. GSW (12/8)
REB
9 (4) vs. CHA 2/4/17
6 (2) vs. LAC 4/23/17

Notched 15 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists vs. MIA (12/1)
AST
8 vs. MIN 4/7/17
11 vs. LAC 4/23/17

Scored 20 points to go with 4 rebounds and 2 assists vs. MEM (11/14)
STL
6 vs. PHX 3/17/16
4 @ LAC 4/30/17
BLK
2 (2) @ MIN 12/30/15
1 (4) @ LAC 4/30/17
PTS
21 vs. GSW 12/8/16
12 @ LAC 4/30/17
JAZZ NOTES:
Competed alongside fellow Jazzman, Danté Exum, for Australia at the 2014 FIBA World Cup
Has competed professionally in four different countries
(Australia, Spain, Israel and the U.S.)
Has a weekly radio appearance on DJ & PK each Thursday on 1280/97.5 The Zone
Owns a Boston Terrier named Moose
His wife is a world champion netball player in Australia
Competed for the Australia Men’s National Basketball Team at the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in
Brazil
LAST FIVE GAMES PLAYED:
Date
OPP
Result
5/6/17 vs. GSW L, 91-102
5/4/17
@ GSW L, 115-104
5/2/17
@ GSW
L, 94-106
4/30/17
@ LAC
W, 104-91
4/28/17 vs. LAC
L, 93-98
MIN
29
22
24
37
33
FGM-A
4–6
1–5
2–5
4–6
0–4
3PM-A
2–3
1–2
1–3
2–3
0–3
FTM-A
0–0
0–0
0–0
2–2
0–0
OFF
0
0
0
0
1
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DEF
5
4
1
5
1
REB
5
4
1
5
2
AST
0
1
4
0
3
PF
3
2
0
2
5
ST
2
2
0
4
2
TO
1
3
2
0
0
BLK
1
0
0
1
0
PTS
10
3
5
12
0
JOE JOHNSON
G/F #6
6-7 240 – Entering 16th NBA Season – Arkansas
G-GS
10-2
MINUTES
30.0
POINTS
13.6
REBOUNDS
4.1
ASSISTS
STEALS
0.60
2.6
LAST GAME: Recorded 7 points and 6 rebounds vs. GSW (5/6)
2016-17 SEASON:
MIN
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
REB
AST
STL
BLK
PTS

Reg. Season Career High
57 @ NYK 3/15/06
17 vs. ORL 3/19/06
34 vs. SEA 11/16/07
10 vs. PHI 12/16/13
BLOCKS
0.10
Playoff Career High
48 @ CHI 4/27/13
15 @ MIA 5/14/14
26 @ BOS 5/4/12
6 vs. MIA 5/3/09
Has recorded eight buzzer beaters (reg. season and playoffs) over the last 10 seasons,
most in the NBA over that span

Notched 20,000 career points @ POR (4/8)
14 (3) vs. PHI 12/16/13
9 (2) vs. CHI 5/4/13

Tallied 22 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 1 block vs. MIN (4/7)
14 @ LAC 1/2/11
12 vs. MIA 4/29/09

Registered 27 points, 3 rebounds and 1 assist @ NOP (2/8)
17 @ LAC 1/2/11
15 vs. MIA 4/29/09

Notched 18 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists vs. CHA (2/4)
6 vs. LAC 11/10/05
7 vs. ORL 4/28/11

Scored 18 points and added 3 rebounds and 4 assists vs. MIA (12/1)
11 @ CHI 12/30/14
9 @ ATL 4/22/15

Registered 14 points, 2 assists and 1 blocked shot vs. SAS (11/4)
12 (2) @ HOU 1/5/05
10 (2) vs. ATL 4/25/15

Notched 29 points, grabbed 4 rebounds and dished out 3 assists @ POR (10/25)
17 @ MIL 3/13/06
9 @ MIL 4/26/10

Has recorded 28 games with 10-or-more points and two games of 20-plus
6 vs. PHX 1/25/09
5 (2) vs. CHI 5/4/11
4 vs. SEA 2/22/06
2 (3) vs. TOR 5/9/16

Inactive (rest) one game
42 vs. GS 3/7/06
35 vs. BOS 4/28/08

Did not dress (left groin soreness) one game

Did not dress (mild left groin strain) two games
JAZZ NOTES:
Seven-time NBA All-Star selection
Appeared in 1,143 career games (1,072 starts), averaging 11.3 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game
Launched the Joe Johnson Foundation, a nonprofit aimed at helping low-income kids and their families
Considers lining up against Michael Jordan during his
rookie season his most memorable basketball moment
LAST FIVE GAMES PLAYED:
Date
OPP
Result
5/6/17 vs. GSW L, 91-102
5/4/17
@ GSW L, 115-104
5/2/17
@ GSW
L, 94-106
4/30/17
@ LAC
W, 104-91
4/28/17 vs. LAC
L, 93-98
MIN
25
31
23
31
34
FGM-A
3 – 12
3–8
4 – 10
4 – 13
3–9
3PM-A
1–5
2–4
3–6
0–1
1–4
FTM-A
0–0
0–0
0–0
2–4
2–3
OFF
0
0
1
2
2
DEF
6
0
5
5
1
REB
6
0
6
7
3
AST
0
3
2
5
3
PF
2
1
2
1
1
ST
0
0
0
0
0
TO
1
1
2
0
3
TREY LYLES
BLK
0
0
0
0
0
PTS
7
8
11
10
9
F #41
6-10 245 – Entering 2nd NBA Season – Kentucky
G-GS
1-0
MINUTES
5.6
POINTS
REBOUNDS
1.0
7.0
LAST GAME: Did not play (coach’s decision) vs. GSW (5/6)
2016-17 SEASON:
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Participated in his second BBVA Rising Stars Challenge at All-Star Weekend, recording
seven points, one rebound and two assists
Collected 11 points, 2 rebounds and 1 assist vs. PHI (12/29)
Scored 19 points and grabbed 7 rebounds vs. TOR (12/23)
Tallied 14 points, 5 rebounds and 2 assists vs. SAC (12/10)
Scored 14 points, grabbed 1 rebound and handed out 1 assist vs. MIA (12/1)
Notched first double-double of season with 13 points and 10 rebounds vs. ATL (11/25)
Scored a season-high 21 points and grabbed 5 rebounds @ HOU (11/19)
Registered 10-plus points in 19 games and one game of 20-plus points
Did not play (coach’s decision) in 11 games
Did not play (coach’s decision) in nine playoff games
ASSISTS
STEALS
1.00
1.0
MIN
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
REB
AST
STL
BLK
PTS
Reg. Season Career High
40 @ LAL 4/13/16
9 @ DEN 4/10/16
18 (2) @ BOS 2/29/16
4 (3) vs. TOR 12/23/16
8 (2) vs. SAC 12/10/16
5 (2) @ GSW 12/20/16
6 (4) @ MIN 1/7/17
4 vs. ATL 11/25/16
10 vs. MIA 1/9/16
11 @ LAL 4/13/16
4 (2) @ MIL 3/20/16
5 @ LAL 1/9/16
2 (6) vs. BKN 3/3/17
22 @ DEN 4/10/16
BLOCKS
0.00
Playoff Career High
6 @ GSW 5/2/17
3 @ GSW 5/2/17
4 @ GSW 5/2/17
1 @ GSW 5/2/17
2 @ GSW 5/2/17
---1 @ GSW 5/2/17
1 @ GSW 5/2/17
1 @ GSW 5/2/17
1 @ GSW 5/2/17
-7 @ GSW 5/2/17
JAZZ NOTES:
Led all players in scoring at 2016 NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, averaging 29.0 points in two games
Helped the University of Kentucky to a
NCAA Final Four appearance during his only season at the school
Was a 2014 Parade and McDonald’s All-American
Plays the guitar
Born in Saskatoon,
Canada
Likes to collect sneakers
LAST FIVE GAMES PLAYED:
Date
OPP
Result
5/6/17 vs. GSW L, 91-102
5/4/17
@ GSW L, 115-104
5/2/17
@ GSW
L, 94-106
4/30/17
@ LAC
W, 104-91
4/28/17 vs. LAC
L, 93-98
MIN
FGM-A
3PM-A
FTM-A
6
3–4
1–2
0–0
OFF DEF REB
AST
DNP – Coach’s decision
DNP – Coach’s decision
0
1
1
1
DNP – Coach’s decision
DNP – Coach’s decision
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ST
TO
BLK
PTS
1
1
1
0
7
SHELVIN MACK
G #8
6-3 205 – Entering 6th NBA Season – Butler
G-GS
8-2
MINUTES
16.3
POINTS
4.5
REBOUNDS
2.5
ASSISTS
STEALS
0.50
2.0
BLOCKS
0.00
LAST GAME: Recorded 11 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists and 1 steal vs. GSW (5/6)
2016-17 SEASON:
Reg. Season Career High
Playoff Career High
MIN
41 vs. GSW 3/30/16
38 vs. GSW 5/6/17

Collected 16 points, 2 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 steals @ GSW (4/10)
FGM
11 vs. WAS 3/11/16
5 (3) @ CLE 5/24/15
17 (2) vs. GSW 3/30/16
FGA
12 @ IND 5/3/14

Notched 14 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal @ SAC (3/29)
3FGM
6 @ CLE 12/17/14
3 (3) @ GSW 5/4/17

Tallied 17 points, 4 rebounds and 2 assists @ TOR (1/5)
3FGA
8 (2) vs. GSW 12/8/16
8 @ IND 5/3/14

Recorded 15 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists @ BKN (1/2)
FTM
7 @ CHA 4/9/12
8 @ IND 5/3/14

Collected 17 points, 4 rebounds and 5 assists vs. TOR (12/23)
FTA
10 @ CHA 4/9/12
10 @ IND 5/3/14

Recorded a season-high 19 points to go with 5 assists vs. GSW (12/8)
OR
3 (2) vs. SAC 12/10/16
1 (10) vs. GSW 5/6/17

Registered 17 points, 3 rebounds and 4 assists vs. MEM (11/14)
DR
7 (2) vs. PHX 3/17/16
7 @ GSW 5/2/17

Scored 10-plus points 16 times
REB
8 vs. PHX 3/17/16
7 @ GSW 5/2/17

Did not play (coach’s decision) in 16 games
AST
12 (2) @ MIL 3/20/16
7 @ IND 5/3/14

Inactive (left ankle sprain) 11 games
STL
4 (2) vs. ATL 11/25/16
2 (4) @ GSW 5/4/17

Did not play (coach’s decision) in two playoff games
BLK
2 @ PHX 4/3/16
-PTS
27 vs. WAS 3/11/16
20 @ IND 4/28/14
JAZZ NOTES:
Helped lead Butler to consecutive NCAA National Championship appearances in 2010, 2011
Captained the gold medal winning Team USA U19
World Championship Team during the summer of 2009
Named an NBA Development League All-Star in 2013
Founded The MACK Foundation which conducts
charitable work in hometown of Lexington, Ky.
LAST FIVE GAMES PLAYED:
Date
OPP
Result
5/6/17 vs. GSW L, 91-102
5/4/17
@ GSW L, 115-104
5/2/17
@ GSW
L, 94-106
4/30/17
@ LAC
W, 104-91
4/28/17 vs. LAC
L, 93-98
MIN
38
31
21
4
FGM-A
3 – 11
4 – 11
2–7
0–0
3PM-A
1–2
3–5
0–1
0–0
FTM-A
4–5
3–4
2–2
0–0
OFF DEF REB AST
1
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
0
7
7
4
0
0
0
0
DNP – Coach’s decision
PF
3
4
1
0
ST
1
2
1
0
TO
3
3
1
0
RAUL NETO
BLK
0
0
0
0
PTS
11
14
6
0
G #25
6-1 185 – Entering 2nd NBA Season – UCAM Murica
G-GS
8-0
MINUTES
6.0
POINTS
2.4
REBOUNDS
0.5
ASSISTS
0.5
LAST GAME: Played 3 minutes vs. GSW (5/6)
2016-17 SEASON:

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








MIN
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
REB
AST
STL
BLK
PTS
Collected 6 points, 3 rebounds and a season-high 4 assists @ LAC (3/25)
Became the fourth guard this season to score at least 10 points while shooting 100
percent from the floor (min. 4 FGA) in 14 minutes or less vs. NYK (3/22)
Collected 5 points, 1 rebound, 2 assists and a career-high 2 blocks @ HOU (3/8)
Collected 14 points, 12 assists and 9 rebounds for the Salt Lake City Stars vs. Grand
Rapids Drive (1/11)
Did not play (coach’s decision) in 26 games
Inactive in nine games
Did not dress (right groin strain) in three games
Did not play (right groin strain) in one game
Inactive (right groin strain) in one game
Inactive (left ankle sprain) in two games
Inactive (left ankle sprain) in one playoff game
Did not play (coach’s decision) in one playoff game
STEALS
0.13
Reg. Season Career High
38 @ PHX 2/6/16
6 (2) @ PHX 2/6/16
12 @ PHX 2/6/16
3 @ HOU 3/23/16
6 @ CHA 1/18/16
4 (2) @ NOP 3/5/16
4 (4) @ NOP 3/5/16
2 (4) vs. NOP 3/27/17
5 @ MIN 3/26/16
6 @ MIN 3/26/16
7 (2) @ HOU 1/7/16
3 (5) vs. BKN 2/27/16
2 (2) @ POR 4/8/17
15 vs. BOS 2/19/16
BLOCKS
0.13
Playoff Career High
9 (2) @ GSW 5/4/17
2 (2) vs. LAC 4/28/17
4 vs. LAC 4/28/17
1 (3) @ GSW 5/4/17
1 (3) @ GSW 5/4/17
2 @ GSW 5/4/17
2 @ GSW 5/4/17
-3 vs. LAC 4/23/17
3 vs. LAC 4/23/17
2 @ GSW 5/4/17
1 @ GSW 5/4/17
1 @ LAC 4/25/17
5 (3) @ GSW 5/4/17
JAZZ NOTES:
Father’s favorite player is John Stockton
Lists his first game with the Brazilian National Team as his favorite sports moment
Player he looks up
to most is Steve Nash
Speaks Portuguese, Spanish and English
If he wasn’t a basketball player, he would be an engineer
Enjoys playing soccer
Competed in the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Brazil as a member of the Brazil Men’s National Basketball Team
LAST FIVE GAMES PLAYED:
Date
OPP
5/6/17
vs. GSW
5/4/17
@ GSW
5/2/17
@ GSW
4/30/17
@ LAC
4/28/17
vs. LAC
Result
L, 91-102
L, 115-104
L, 94-106
W, 104-91
L, 93-98
MIN
3
9
3
2
14
FGM-A
0–0
1–2
1–1
0–1
2–4
3PM-A
0–0
1–2
0–0
0–1
1–1
FTM-A
0–0
2–2
0–0
0–0
0–0
OFF
0
0
0
0
0
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DEF
0
0
0
0
0
REB
0
0
0
0
0
AST
0
2
0
0
0
PF
1
0
0
0
1
ST
0
1
0
0
0
TO
0
0
0
0
0
BLK
0
0
0
0
0
PTS
0
5
2
0
5
JEFF WITHEY
C #24
7-0 231 – Entering 4th NBA Season – Kansas
G-GS
3-0
MINUTES
6.9
POINTS
REBOUNDS
1.3
1.7
LAST GAME: Did not play (coach’s decision) vs. GSW (5/6)
2016-17 SEASON:
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One of two players this season to record 10 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 1
block in 13 minutes or less
Scored 8 points and added 3 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 block vs. MIN (3/1)
Scored 2 points and grabbed a season-high 7 rebounds vs. SAC (12/10)
Recorded 6 points, 2 rebounds and 3 blocked shots vs. MIA (12/1)
Tallied a season-high 6 points and grabbed 5 rebounds @ DEN (11/20)
Scored 4 points and grabbed a season-high 6 rebounds @ HOU (11/19)
Had 4 points, 2 rebounds and 1 assist @ PHI (11/7)
Collected 3 points, 2 rebounds and 1 blocked shot vs. SAS (11/4)
Recorded 1 rebound and 1 steal vs. DAL (11/2)
Scored 4 points and collected 2 rebounds @ SAS (11/1)
Did not play (coach’s decision) in 21 games
Did not play (coach’s decision) in five playoff games
Inactive in two playoff games
ASSISTS
STEALS
0.33
0.3
MIN
FGM
FGA
3FGM
3FGA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
REB
AST
STL
BLK
PTS
Reg. Season Career High
35 (2) vs. HOU 1/4/16
7 vs. PHX 4/9/14
12 @ OKC 4/11/14
-1 (4) vs. SAS 11/4/16
5 (3) @ DEN 11/21/14
6 (6) vs. HOU 1/4/16
5 (3) vs. HOU 1/4/16
8 @ LAL 4/13/16
12 vs. PHI 12/28/15
3 (3) @ GSW 3/20/15
3 vs. HOU 1/4/16
5 (2) vs. HOU 4/16/14
17 vs. PHX 4/9/14
BLOCKS
0.33
Playoff Career High
10 @ LAC 4/15/17
1 (2) @ LAC 4/18/17
3 @ LAC 4/15/17
--1 @ LAC 4/15/17
2 @ LAC 4/15/17
2 @ LAC 4/18/17
1 @ LAC 4/15/17
2 (2) @ LAC 4/18/17
1 @ LAC 4/18/17
1 @ LAC 4/18/17
1 @ LAC 4/15/17
3 @ LAC 4/15/17
JAZZ NOTES:
Owns Kansas and Big 12 records for most blocked shots in a game (12), season (141) and career (311)
Lists Kevin Garnett as the basketball
player he most looks up to
Enjoys traveling and hiking
Helped Kansas to a berth in the 2012 NCAA Championship game
LAST FIVE GAMES PLAYED:
Date
OPP
5/6/17 vs. GSW
5/4/17
@ GSW
5/2/17
@ GSW
4/30/17
@ LAC
4/28/17 vs. LAC
Result
L, 91-102
L, 115-104
L, 94-106
W, 104-91
L, 93-98
MIN
FGM-A
3PM-A
FTM-A
3
0–0
0–0
0–0
OFF DEF
REB
AST
DNP – Coach’s decision
DNP – Coach’s decision
Inactive
0
0
0
0
DNP – Coach’s decision
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PF
ST
TO
BLK
PTS
1
0
0
0
0
THE LAST TIME - PLAYOFFS
AN INDIVIDUAL…
Had 30+ points
Utah:
33, Gordon Hayward, @ Golden State, 5/4/17
Opp:
38, Kevin Durant, vs. Golden State, 5/6/17
Had 40+ points:
Utah:
40, Gordon Hayward, vs. L.A. Clippers, 4/21/17
Opp:
42, Carmelo Anthony, Denver, 4/17/10
Had 50+ points:
Utah:
50, Karl Malone, vs. Seattle, 4/22/00
Opp:
has never happened
Had 15+ rebounds:
Utah:
15, Rudy Gobert, vs. Golden State, 5/6/17
Opp:
17, DeAndre Jordan, @ L.A. Clippers, 4/30/17
Had 20+ rebounds:
Utah:
20, Carlos Boozer, vs. Denver, 4/30/10
Opp:
20, Dennis Rodman, San Antonio, 5/5/94
Had 25+ rebounds:
Utah:
has never happened
Opp:
has never happened
Had 15+ assists:
Utah:
17, Deron Williams, @ L.A. Lakers, 4/19/09
Opp:
16, Tracy McGrady, @ Houston, 4/30/07
Had 20+ assists:
Utah:
23, John Stockton vs. Portland, 4/25/96
Opp:
has never happened
Had 8+ blocks:
Utah:
9, Greg Ostertag, vs. L.A. Lakers (OT), 5/12/97
Opp:
8, Dikembe Mutombo, Denver, 5/12/94
Had 5+ steals:
Utah:
5, Rudy Gobert, @ L.A. Clippers, 4/25/17
Opp:
5, Derek Fisher, @ L.A. Lakers, 5/2/10
Made 15+ field goals:
Utah:
17, Carlos Boozer, @ Houston, 4/23/07
Opp:
15, Kevin Durant, vs. Golden State, 5/6/17
Made 30+ field goals:
Utah:
30, Carlos Boozer, @ Houston, 4/23/07
Opp:
33, Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers, 5/11/08
Made 5+ three-pointers:
Utah:
5, Deron Williams, @ Denver, 4/28/10
Opp:
5, Stephen Curry, @ Golden State, 5/4/17
Made 15+ free throws:
Utah:
16, Deron Williams, @ Denver, 4/19/10
Opp:
15, Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers, 5/16/08
Made 20+ free throws:
Utah:
22, Karl Malone, @ L.A. Clippers (Anaheim), 5/3/92
Opp:
21, Kobe Bryant, @ L.A. Lakers, 5/4/08
Attempted 20+ free throws:
Utah:
20, Karl Malone, vs. Houston, 5/7/95
Opp:
23, Kobe Bryant, @ L.A. Lakers, 5/4/08
Had a triple-double:
Utah:
John Stockton, @ Dallas (12 pts, 11 rebs, 10 ast), 4/28/01
Opp:
Gary Payton, @ Seattle (35 pts, 10 rebs, 11 ast), 5/3/00
Had a 20/20 game:
Utah:
Carlos Boozer, vs. Denver (22 pts, 20 rebs), 4/30/10
Opp:
Ralph Sampson, @ Houston (246pts, 24 rebs), 4/19/85
Had a four-point play:
Utah:
Jeff Hornacek, vs. San Antonio, 5/5/98
Opp:
Chris Paul, vs. L.A. Clippers, 4/28/17
A TEAM…
Scored 120+ points:
Utah:
123 vs. L.A. Lakers, 5/11/08 (W, 123-115 OT)
Opp:
126 @ Denver, 4/17/10 (L, 113-126)
Scored 130+ points:
Utah:
131 vs. Denver, 5/4/85 (W, 131-123)
Opp:
140 by Houston, 4/29/95 (L, 126-140)
Scored 140+ points:
Utah:
has never happened
Opp:
140 by Houston, 4/29/95 (L, 126-140)
Shot .600+ from the field:
Utah:
.603 (44-73) vs. Seattle, 5/30/96
Opp:
.600 (45-75) @ L.A. Lakers, 4/21/09
Won by 20+ points:
Utah:
22 vs. Houston, 5/2/08 (113-91)
Opp:
25 @ San Antonio, 5/30/07 (84-109)
Won by 30+ points:
Utah:
30 vs. Sacramento, 5/8/99 (117-87)
Opp:
31 @ SAS, 5/2/12 (83-114)
Won by 40+ points:
Utah:
has never happened
Opp:
42 @ Chicago, 6/7/98 (54-96)
Failed to make a three-pointer:
Utah:
(0-14) vs. Houston, 4/26/08 (W, 86-82)
Opp:
(0-5) by L.A. Clippers, 5/4/92 (W, 98-89)
Overtime Win:
Utah:
123-115, vs. L.A. Lakers, 5/11/08 (OT)
Opp:
81-84, @ Sacramento, 5/12/99 (OT)
Double-Overtime Win:
Utah:
has never happened
Opp:
101-109, by Denver, 5/17/94 (2OT)
THE JAZZ (playoffs) …
Swept a series:
Got swept:
Won a road game:
Won consecutive road games, series:
Won multiple road games, series:
Won 5 straight games:
Lost 5 straight games:
Won consecutive series:
Played a Game 7:
Hosted a Game 7:
Reached Western Conf. Finals:
Reached NBA Finals:
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1998 Western Conf. Finals vs. L.A. Lakers (4-0)
2012 First Round by San Antonio (0-4)
4/30/17 @ LA Clippers (104-91)
2017 First Round vs. L.A. Clippers
2017 First Round vs. L.A. Clippers
5/10/98 – 6/3/98 (7)
Has never happened
2007 (2)
First Round @ L.A. Clippers, 4/30/07 (W, 104-91)
Conf. Semifinals vs. Denver, 5/21/94 (W, 91-81)
2007 vs. San Antonio (Lost 1-4)
1998 vs. Chicago (Lost 2-4)
2016-17 Utah Jazz Roster
No.
21
10
33
11
15
27
20
3
5
2
6
41
8
25
24
Player
Pos.
Ht.
Wt.
Birthdate
Prior to NBA/Home Country
Joel Bolomboy
Alec Burks
Boris Diaw
Danté Exum
Derrick Favors
Rudy Gobert
Gordon Hayward
George Hill
Rodney Hood
Joe Ingles
Joe Johnson
Trey Lyles
Shelvin Mack
Raul Neto
Jeff Withey
F
G
C/F
G
F/C
C
F
G
G
F
G/F
F
G
G
C
6-9
6-6
6-8
6-6
6-10
7-1
6-8
6-3
6-8
6-8
6-7
6-10
6-3
6-1
7-0
235
214
250
207
265
250
226
188
215
226
240
245
205
185
231
1/28/94
7/20/91
4/16/82
7/13/95
7/15/91
6/26/92
3/23/90
5/4/86
10/20/92
10/2/87
6/29/81
11/5/95
4/22/90
5/19/92
3/7/90
Weber St./Ukraine
Colorado/USA
Pau Orthez (France)/France
Australian Inst. of Sport/Australia
Georgia Tech/USA
Cholet Basket (France)/France
Butler/USA
IUPUI/USA
Duke/USA
Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel)/Australia
Arkansas/USA
Kentucky/Canada
Butler/USA
UCAM Murica (Spain)/Brazil
Kansas/USA
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
Assistant Coach:
Assistant Coach:
Quin Snyder
Igor Kokoskov
Alex Jensen
Johnnie Bryant
Assistant Coach/Basketball Strategy:
Assistant Coach:
Assistant Coach/Player Development:
Assistant Coach/Integrated Player Development:
Assistant Coach:
Zach Guthrie
Antonio Lang
Lamar Skeeter
Jeff Watkinson
Mike Wells
Director of Sports Science/Assistant Coach:
Head Strength & Conditioning Coach:
Head Athletic Trainer:
Assistant Athletic Trainer:
Director of Rehabilitation:
Mark McKown
Isaiah Wright
Brian Zettler
Nick Asay
Nixon Dorvilien
Numerical Roster
2
3
5
6
8
10
11
15
Joe Ingles
George Hill
Rodney Hood
Joe Johnson
Shelvin Mack
Alec Burks
Danté Exum
Derrick Favors
20
21
24
25
27
33
41
Gordon Hayward
Joel Bolomboy
Jeff Withey
Raul Neto
Rudy Gobert
Boris Diaw
Trey Lyles
Pronunciation Guide
Joel Bolomboy (Ball-um-Boy)
Boris Diaw (DEE-ow)
Danté Exum (DAHN-tay X-umm)
Rudy Gobert (go-BARE)
Joe Ingles (ING-guhls)
Igor Kokoskov (kuh-KOSH-kov)
Raul Neto (Hah-OOL Nett-oh)
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Yrs.
R
5
13
1
6
3
6
8
2
2
15
1
5
1
3