An offensive rebound surrendered in the final seconds against Sacramento led to the go-ahead putback and, as a result, a loss to the previously winless Kings.
Then, 18 offensive rebounds surrendered against the Clippers led to 29 second-chance points — enough to swing that game in L.A.’s favor as well.
Now, with a Sixers team that features perhaps the biggest starting lineup in the league and which leads the NBA in offensive, defensive, and total rebounding percentage up next, you wouldn’t need three guesses to figure out what was on the Jazz’s minds at Tuesday’s practice.