When Utah takes on Indiana Thursday night, it will mark an anniversary of sorts.
Nearly seven months ago, the Jazz faced the Pacers in a regular season game.
For most games during the middle of the season, it's business as usual. But that night in Salt Lake City, there was a massive reason for celebrating more than just the eight-point victory.
It was announced that future first-ballot hall-of-famer Dwayne Wade had purchased a minority stake in the Jazz organization, joining Ryan Smith as co-owners.
"Partnering with Ryan and the Utah Jazz is the perfect fit as we share the same vision and values," Wade said at the time.