“We picked it up in the second half and we kept them out of transition. We did not do as good of a job on the boards, but we got back in transition and made them play in the half court.”
SALT LAKE CITY — This could be a turning point, perhaps, for the Utah Jazz.
If they are going to indeed make good on all the terrific promise this team once showed before being bitten badly this season by the injury bug, then their current six-game homestand would be an ideal time to do it.
And Friday night, in the third game of that pivotal six-game stretch, they notched their second straight double-digit victory by turning back a talented but under-achieving Minnesota Timberwolves team, 103-90, at Vivint Arena.