Entering the season, the Utah Jazz weren't shy when talking about their goals for the season.
No matter who was asked — whether it be Donovan Mitchell, Rudy Gobert, or head coach Quin Snyder — there was never any talk of individual awards.
Despite famously being left off last season, Mitchell never spoke about making an all-NBA team. Gobert never mentioned tying the record with four defensive player of the year awards. And Snyder never talked about being named coach of the year, an honor he's been close to winning multiple times.
But the one thing all three of them had in common, the one goal they all mentioned, was the exact same: They all want to bring Salt Lake City and the Jazz their first NBA championship.