SALT LAKE CITY — Quin Snyder razzed media members Wednesday when a question was asked about Joe Johnson following the 16-year NBA veteran’s stellar performance in the Utah Jazz’s 104-88 win over the Milwaukee Bucks.
“It’s almost like we forget about Joe — or you guys do — until he does something great,” Snyder said, cracking a grin. “And it's either a great shot or tonight it was a great game.”
What Johnson did against the Bucks made him impossible — even for forgetful media types — to ignore.
On a night when Rodney Hood left again with an injured knee and when George Hill didn’t play his best game, Johnson teamed up with Gordon Hayward and Rudy Gobert to lift the Jazz to a blowout win.