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Utah Jazz

Western Conference · Northwest Division · Delta Center · Utah

2025-26 record
22–60 15th in the West
Head coach
Will Hardy (reference checked 2026-10-08)
Roster PPG leader
Lauri Markkanen 26.7 PPG2025-26 average · 20+ games; may include previous teams.
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The Utah Jazz play home games at Delta Center and compete in the Northwest Division of the Western Conference. In 2025-26 they went 22-60, 15th in the West, scoring 117.6 and allowing 126.0 points per game (net rating -8.2). They did not reach the playoffs. Will Hardy is listed for the Utah Jazz in the dated reference checked on 2026-10-08 (source revision dated 2026-06-23), with a current-term start date of 2022-06-29. This is a dated source listing, not independent confirmation of the current appointment. Lauri Markkanen led the team in scoring at 26.7 points per game.

Utah Jazz retired numbers and honorees

Utah Jazz news wire

Full wire
  1. Injury
    One Utah Jazz Player With the Most to Gain From Jusuf Nurkic's Injury
    UTAJusuf Nurkić
  2. Injury
    Utah Jazz Quietly Sign Another Center to Roster After Jusuf Nurkic Injury
    UTAJusuf Nurkić
  3. News
    Jaxson Hayes Explains What Sets Utah Jazz Apart From Previous Teams
    UTAJaxson Hayes
  4. Roster move
    Mohamed Wague, Jazz Sign Exhibit 10 Contract
    UTA
  5. Roster move
    Jazz Sign Mohamed Wague
    +1 outletUTA
  6. News
    How the Utah Jazz Will Look to Overcome Jusuf Nurkić’s Absence
    UTAJusuf Nurkić

2025-26 team statistics

117.6Points
126.0Allowed
43.8Rebounds
29.6Assists
113.6Off. rating
121.7Def. rating
-8.2Net rating
103.5Pace

82 games · FG 46.7% (opponents 49.4%) · 3P 34.5% · FT 78.6% · TS 57.5%

Statistics. Regular season: Source observations for dated values: UTC.

2025-26 season in results

22-60Record
14-27Home
8-33Road
1-9Last 10
3-2Overtime
L1Streak to finish

Season marks

2Longest winning streakDec 1 – Dec 4
10Longest losing streakMar 21 – Apr 7
+46Biggest winApr 10 vs MEM 147–101
-55Biggest lossJan 10 vs CHA 95–150
152Most pointsNov 11 vs IND 152–128
By month
OctNovDecJanFebMarApr
2-34-106-73-143-83-131-5
Season series
OpponentW-LGames
Atlanta Hawks0-2L 122–132 · L 119–121
Boston Celtics1-1W 105–103 · L 119–129
Brooklyn Nets1-1W 123–110 · L 99–109
Charlotte Hornets0-2L 103–126 · L 95–150
Chicago Bulls1-1W 150–147 · L 126–128
Cleveland Cavaliers1-1W 123–112 · L 113–122
Dallas Mavericks2-2W 140–133 · W 116–114 · L 122–144 · L 120–138
Denver Nuggets0-4L 112–135 · L 125–128 · L 129–135 · L 117–130
Detroit Pistons1-1L 103–114 · W 131–129
Golden State Warriors1-3L 117–134 · L 114–123 · L 124–140 · W 119–116
Houston Rockets1-3L 101–129 · W 133–125 · L 105–125 · L 106–140
Indiana Pacers2-0W 152–128 · W 131–122
LA Clippers1-2W 129–108 · L 101–118 · L 103–115
Los Angeles Lakers0-4L 126–140 · L 106–108 · L 135–143 · L 107–131
Memphis Grizzlies2-2W 130–126 · L 128–137 · L 114–123 · W 147–101
Miami Heat1-1L 116–147 · W 115–111
Milwaukee Bucks1-1L 99–113 · W 128–96
Minnesota Timberwolves1-3L 97–137 · L 113–120 · W 127–122 · L 111–147
New Orleans Pelicans0-3L 118–129 · L 105–115 · L 137–156
New York Knicks0-2L 112–146 · L 117–134
Oklahoma City Thunder0-4L 112–144 · L 101–131 · L 125–129 · L 111–146
Orlando Magic0-2L 127–128 · L 117–120
Philadelphia 76ers0-2L 102–106 · L 116–126
Phoenix Suns1-2W 138–134 · L 96–118 · L 109–134
Portland Trail Blazers0-4L 134–136 · L 117–137 · L 119–135 · L 114–124
Sacramento Kings2-2L 104–105 · W 128–119 · W 121–93 · L 111–116
San Antonio Spurs1-2W 127–114 · L 110–123 · L 109–126
Toronto Raptors0-2L 100–107 · L 127–143
Washington Wizards1-1W 122–112 · L 110–133

Regular-season results

2025-26 results 1–25 of 82, newest first
DateOppResultRecordTop scorer
Apr 12@ LALL 107–13122-60Oscar Tshiebwe 29
Apr 10vs MEMW 147–10122-59Blake Hinson 30
Apr 7@ NOPL 137–15621-59Kennedy Chandler 31
Apr 5@ OKCL 111–14621-58Brice Sensabaugh 34
Apr 3@ HOUL 106–14021-57Cody Williams 27
Apr 1vs DENL 117–13021-56Brice Sensabaugh 28
Mar 30vs CLEL 113–12221-55Cody Williams 26
Mar 28@ PHXL 109–13421-54Brice Sensabaugh 26
Mar 27@ DENL 129–13521-53Kyle Filipowski 25
Mar 25vs WASL 110–13321-52Cody Williams 24
Mar 23vs TORL 127–14321-51Ace Bailey 37
Mar 21vs PHIL 116–12621-50Ace Bailey 25
Mar 19vs MILW 128–9621-49Ace Bailey 33
Mar 18@ MINL 111–14720-49Brice Sensabaugh 41
Mar 15@ SACL 111–11620-48Cody Williams 34
Mar 13@ PORL 114–12420-47Brice Sensabaugh 31
Mar 11vs NYKL 117–13420-46Brice Sensabaugh 29
Mar 9vs GSWW 119–11620-45Brice Sensabaugh 21
Mar 7@ MILL 99–11319-45Keyonte George 22
Mar 5@ WASW 122–11219-44Ace Bailey 32
Mar 4@ PHIL 102–10618-44Keyonte George 30
Mar 2vs DENL 125–12818-43Keyonte George 36
Feb 28vs NOPL 105–11518-42Isaiah Collier 21
Feb 26vs NOPL 118–12918-41Ace Bailey 23
Feb 23@ HOUL 105–12518-40Lauri Markkanen 29

Results from whynba Game Centers (game archive and reviewed sources); records match the stored 2025-26 standings. Top scorers appear as box scores are added.

From Utah Jazz

Articles listed on the club’s official website. Links open the original publisher; dates below are publication dates.

Official club listing · Collected Oct 9, 2026 21:19 UTC. This is a selection of club coverage, not a complete transaction record.

2025-26 league ranks

Rank among all 30 teams (1st = best; for points allowed, defensive rating and turnovers, lower is better).

CategoryValueRank
Points117.69th
Points allowed126.030th
Net rating-8.227th
Offensive rating113.622nd
Defensive rating121.729th
Pace103.52nd
True shooting %57.520th
3-pointers made12.620th
3P%34.525th
Rebounds43.816th
Assists29.62nd
Turnovers15.028th

Computed by whynba from team statistics.

Current roster shot profile

Collected 2025-26 regular-season shot locations for 16 of 18 current roster players, including shots taken for other teams.

23/50 (46%)27/68 (40%)16/38 (42%)16/36 (44%)7/26 (27%)0/2 (0%)20/57 (35%)6/11 (55%)7/13 (54%)13/40 (33%)12/18 (67%)0/4 (0%)120/193 (62%)30/50 (60%)19/37 (51%)81/128 (63%)208/282 (74%)120/169 (71%)35/70 (50%)2/8 (25%)10/29 (34%)78/148 (53%)9/23 (39%)23/43 (53%)5/13 (38%)7/11 (64%)3/10 (30%)4/5 (80%)4/4 (100%)10/36 (28%)13/49 (27%)10/27 (37%)4/11 (36%)17/34 (50%)17/50 (34%)2/6 (33%)8/21 (38%)26/72 (36%)15/33 (45%)8/22 (36%)17/28 (61%)2/5 (40%)4/16 (25%)4/7 (57%)2/6 (33%)9/24 (38%)13/41 (32%)0/2 (0%)0/4 (0%)17/27 (63%)23/69 (33%)2/3 (67%)0/2 (0%)1/3 (33%)2/2 (100%)1/4 (25%)9/22 (41%)33/58 (57%)10/32 (31%)1/2 (50%)0/6 (0%)8/23 (35%)3/5 (60%)13/48 (27%)17/49 (35%)1/3 (33%)1/5 (20%)8/17 (47%)2/4 (50%)1/2 (50%)1/5 (20%)1/6 (17%)4/5 (80%)7/22 (32%)3/4 (75%)2/6 (33%)0/4 (0%)1/7 (14%)0/3 (0%)2/2 (100%)7/26 (27%)3/7 (43%)4/7 (57%)13/37 (35%)7/13 (54%)0/3 (0%)0/5 (0%)1/3 (33%)1/1 (100%)2/8 (25%)4/9 (44%)2/3 (67%)7/15 (47%)5/15 (33%)4/9 (44%)4/8 (50%)10/44 (23%)7/13 (54%)3/13 (23%)4/13 (31%)8/17 (47%)2/8 (25%)7/14 (50%)13/26 (50%)0/5 (0%)14/22 (64%)7/17 (41%)0/1 (0%)0/2 (0%)1/1 (100%)1/4 (25%)7/21 (33%)63/123 (51%)28/54 (52%)1/6 (17%)1/4 (25%)30/63 (48%)3/8 (38%)16/33 (48%)11/22 (50%)6/15 (40%)86/139 (62%)1/8 (13%)8/22 (36%)15/39 (38%)39/75 (52%)9/17 (53%)4/7 (57%)3/7 (43%)13/28 (46%)3/4 (75%)14/32 (44%)15/26 (58%)4/9 (44%)383/528 (73%)4/17 (24%)2/7 (29%)31/58 (53%)55/110 (50%)0/14 (0%)0/4 (0%)5/8 (63%)162/254 (64%)20/50 (40%)21/35 (60%)1/2 (50%)6/10 (60%)1/3 (33%)9/22 (41%)2/5 (40%)10/27 (37%)5/15 (33%)24/38 (63%)10/27 (37%)17/34 (50%)3/6 (50%)12/24 (50%)38/68 (56%)9/21 (43%)4/18 (22%)2/5 (40%)0/1 (0%)18/42 (43%)12/35 (34%)3/9 (33%)16/27 (59%)5/12 (42%)6/11 (55%)5/9 (56%)12/23 (52%)1/1 (100%)0/2 (0%)6/13 (46%)5/8 (63%)4/7 (57%)2/3 (67%)2/7 (29%)2/3 (67%)0/1 (0%)2/4 (50%)16/44 (36%)5/16 (31%)5/11 (45%)3/9 (33%)3/10 (30%)6/9 (67%)5/12 (42%)10/28 (36%)0/1 (0%)17/49 (35%)0/4 (0%)2/11 (18%)8/15 (53%)2/4 (50%)34/76 (45%)2/5 (40%)3/11 (27%)3/8 (38%)3/5 (60%)5/28 (18%)2/10 (20%)1/1 (100%)3/4 (75%)22/73 (30%)0/5 (0%)1/2 (50%)1/4 (25%)2/3 (67%)1/8 (13%)2/5 (40%)0/1 (0%)2/11 (18%)1/1 (100%)1/4 (25%)1/1 (100%)14/34 (41%)13/30 (43%)1/3 (33%)10/26 (38%)1/6 (17%)1/2 (50%)0/2 (0%)0/1 (0%)0/1 (0%)0/1 (0%)9/23 (39%)5/15 (33%)2/5 (40%)0/2 (0%)0/2 (0%)1/1 (100%)4/17 (24%)7/25 (28%)1/5 (20%)0/2 (0%)2/4 (50%)8/25 (32%)0/2 (0%)4/15 (27%)2/4 (50%)25/52 (48%)3/12 (25%)10/31 (32%)15/50 (30%)11/21 (52%)11/20 (55%)11/23 (48%)4/16 (25%)27/68 (40%)37/84 (44%)8/33 (24%)6/15 (40%)3/4 (75%)12/25 (48%)2/5 (40%)3/7 (43%)3/3 (100%)5/12 (42%)16/30 (53%)22/34 (65%)3/5 (60%)1/5 (20%)12/31 (39%)2/6 (33%)4/14 (29%)6/19 (32%)5/13 (38%)0/1 (0%)0/1 (0%)3/6 (50%)5/16 (31%)1/3 (33%)5/17 (29%)1/1 (100%)4/10 (40%)1/7 (14%)1/8 (13%)1/3 (33%)8/12 (67%)1/5 (20%)0/2 (0%)0/2 (0%)4/7 (57%)0/3 (0%)1/2 (50%)1/2 (50%)0/1 (0%)1/2 (50%)2/4 (50%)0/1 (0%)2/5 (40%)3/8 (38%)6/19 (32%)1/2 (50%)0/3 (0%)2/4 (50%)2/4 (50%)2/2 (100%)2/5 (40%)0/1 (0%)2/10 (20%)0/1 (0%)1/2 (50%)1/3 (33%)1/2 (50%)3/5 (60%)4/8 (50%)1/2 (50%)1/1 (100%)0/2 (0%)0/1 (0%)0/2 (0%)1/2 (50%)2/2 (100%)0/2 (0%)0/2 (0%)1/1 (100%)1/1 (100%)1/3 (33%)3/12 (25%)1/3 (33%)0/1 (0%)0/1 (0%)0/2 (0%)2/3 (67%)3/6 (50%)3/8 (38%)0/2 (0%)1/3 (33%)1/3 (33%)0/1 (0%)0/1 (0%)0/1 (0%)1/2 (50%)1/1 (100%)1/3 (33%)1/1 (100%)0/1 (0%)0/1 (0%)0/1 (0%)1/1 (100%)0/2 (0%)1/1 (100%)0/1 (0%)
6,952 attempts. Bigger circles = more attempts.
Where the roster shoots
ZoneShareLeague shareFG%
Restricted area25.6%28.8%68.5
In the paint (non-RA)24.8%20.3%49.4
Mid-range9.5%9.8%38.0
Corner 312.5%10.8%40.1
Above the break 327.6%30.3%35.0

above typical accuracy typical below. Shot locations.

Quick answers

Who is injured on the Utah Jazz?
4 Utah Jazz players are listed by CBS Sports (snapshot October 9, 2026): Jusuf Nurkic (Out, Foot), Kyle Filipowski (Questionable, Back), Brice Sensabaugh (Questionable, Hip) and Lauri Markkanen (Questionable, Neck).
How many championships have the Utah Jazz won?
The Utah Jazz have not won an NBA championship.
What was the record of the Utah Jazz last season?
The Utah Jazz finished the 2025-26 regular season 22-60, 15th in the Western Conference.
When is the next Utah Jazz game?
The Utah Jazz next play the San Antonio Spurs at home on Monday, October 12, 2026 at 9:00 pm Eastern Time (preseason).
Which team have the Utah Jazz played the most?
The Houston Rockets: 248 meetings, with the Utah Jazz 128-120. Their best all-time record is against the Detroit Pistons (66-26).
Which Utah Jazz players have contracts ending in 2027?
3 players on the current roster: Josh Green ($14.68M), Brice Sensabaugh ($4.86M), Harrison Ingram.
Who is the tallest player on the Utah Jazz?
Lauri Markkanen is the tallest player on the current roster at 7 feet 1 inches (216 cm).
How many back-to-backs do the Utah Jazz have in 2026-27?
The Utah Jazz play 13 back-to-backs (4 with both games on the road); their longest road trip is 5 games.
How hard is the Utah Jazz 2026-27 schedule?
The hardest in the NBA: their opponents won 0.517 of their games last season, and 54 of 80 scheduled games are against teams that finished .500 or better.
How old is the Utah Jazz roster?
The collected roster averages 25.3 years across 18 of 18 collected players with known ages, as of today (US Eastern). It ranks No. 6 among 30 eligible collected teams by unrounded average age (youngest first). Youngest with known ages: Darryn Peterson (19); oldest with known ages: Jusuf Nurkić (32). Missing ages are excluded; coverage may omit uncollected players.
Where do the Utah Jazz play their home games?
The Utah Jazz play home games at Delta Center, where 42 of their 2026-27 home games are scheduled.
When is the Utah Jazz 2026-27 season opener?
The Utah Jazz open the regular season at the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday, October 21, 2026 at 8:00 pm Eastern Time.
When are the Utah Jazz NBA Cup games?
The Utah Jazz play 4 Emirates NBA Cup group-stage games: at the Dallas Mavericks on Nov 6; at the Houston Rockets on Nov 13; vs. the Phoenix Suns on Nov 20; vs. the Denver Nuggets on Nov 27. The knockout rounds follow in December.
Who is in the Utah Jazz NBA Cup group?
The Utah Jazz share a group with the Dallas Mavericks, the Denver Nuggets, the Houston Rockets and the Phoenix Suns.
Do the Utah Jazz play on Christmas Day?
No. The Utah Jazz are not among the 10 teams playing in the 5 Christmas Day games in 2026.
Who is the best scorer on the Utah Jazz?
On the current roster, Lauri Markkanen has the highest points-per-game average among players with 20+ games: 26.7 PPG in 2025-26, followed by Keyonte George (23.6 PPG, 2025-26) and Jaren Jackson Jr. (19.4 PPG, 2025-26). Averages may include previous teams.
Who did the Utah Jazz draft in 2026?
In the 2026 NBA Draft the Utah Jazz selected Darryn Peterson (No. 2).
Which head coach is listed for the Utah Jazz in the dated reference?
Will Hardy is listed for the Utah Jazz in the dated reference checked on 2026-10-08 (source revision dated 2026-06-23), with a current-term start date of 2022-06-29. This is a dated source listing, not independent confirmation of the current appointment.
Which coaches appear in the collected 2025-26 game samples for the Utah Jazz?
Will Hardy appear in the saved game samples. These observations do not establish who coached every game or verify a current appointment.
How good were the Utah Jazz on offense and defense?
In 2025-26 the Utah Jazz ranked 22nd in offensive rating (113.6) and 29th in defensive rating (121.7) among the 30 NBA teams, for a net rating of -8.2.

Head coach references

Will HardySource-listed term start: 2022-06-29 · checked 2026-10-08
Will Hardy age 38 · USA2025-26 · sampled game coach
Will Hardy age 38 · USA2024-25 · sampled game coach

Game samples do not establish who coached every game or verify a current appointment. Team season records are not attributed to an individual coach from these samples.

Coach reference checked 2026-10-08; source revision dated 2026-06-23. Source-listed records through 2025-26; career records cover the NBA and exclude the ABA. Dates and records are reported by the source, not calculated from our game samples. Reference revision. This snapshot does not independently verify current appointments.

Depth chart

DepthPGSGSFPFC
StarterKeyonte GeorgeDarryn PetersonLauri MarkkanenJaren Jackson Jr.Jusuf Nurkic
#2Isaiah CollierAce BaileyBrice SensabaughKyle FilipowskiJaxson Hayes
#3Darryn PetersonJosh OkogieJosh OkogieAce BaileyKyle Filipowski
#4Trey AlexanderBrice SensabaughJosh GreenLauri MarkkanenJaren Jackson Jr.
#5—Svi MykhailiukAce BaileyBlake HinsonMo Bamba

Depth chart · updated Oct 9, 2026. A player can appear at more than one position.

Roster dates · 19 players
PlayerRoster datePrevious basketball team
Lauri MarkkanenSep 1, 2022Cleveland Cavaliers
Kyle FilipowskiJun 27, 2024—
Svi MykhailiukAug 9, 2024—
Ace BaileyJun 26, 2025Rutgers Scarlet Knights
Jusuf NurkicJun 29, 2025Charlotte Hornets
Kevin LoveJul 7, 2025Miami Heat
Jaren Jackson Jr.Feb 3, 2026Memphis Grizzlies
Blake HinsonFeb 7, 2026—
Darryn PetersonJun 24, 2026Kansas Jayhawks
Tamar BatesJun 26, 2026—
Jaxson HayesJul 1, 2026—
Josh OkogieJul 4, 2026—
Trey AlexanderJul 7, 2026—
Mo BambaJul 8, 2026—
Harrison IngramJul 25, 2026—
Josh GreenAug 29, 2026Minnesota Timberwolves
Jonas AidooSep 25, 2026—
Taylor FunkOct 5, 2026—
Mohamed WagueOct 9, 2026—

Roster dates and previous basketball teams reported . These dates do not establish when a contract was signed; "—" means a previous basketball team is unavailable.

Payroll and roster moves

Contracts · total $208.95M (15 listed salaries)
PlayerSalaryThrough
Jaren Jackson Jr.$49.00MJun 2030
Lauri Markkanen$46.11MJun 2029
Keyonte George$31.00MJun 2032
Josh Green$14.68MJun 2027
Darryn Peterson$13.20MJun 2030
Jusuf Nurkic$11.46MJun 2028
Ace Bailey$9.52MJun 2029
Jaxson Hayes$6.00MJun 2028
Josh Okogie$6.00MJun 2028
Brice Sensabaugh$4.86MJun 2027
Kevin Love$4.00M—
Svi Mykhailiuk$3.85MJun 2028
Mo Bamba$3.51MJun 2028
Kyle Filipowski$3.00MJun 2028
Isaiah Collier$2.76M—

Sum of listed figures: the provider's single salary figure per player (its season is not stated; it can be a contract's average annual value). Not an official cap sheet: cap holds, dead money and unlisted contracts are not included.

Roster moves (last 12 months)
DatePlayerMoveFromTo
Oct 8, 2026Mohamed WagueSigned—Utah Jazz
Oct 5, 2026Terrell BrownLeft rosterUtah Jazz—
Oct 4, 2026Taylor FunkSigned—Utah Jazz
Sep 30, 2026Jaelen HouseLeft rosterUtah Jazz—
Sep 26, 2026Terrell BrownSigned—Utah Jazz
Sep 25, 2026Terrell BrownLeft rosterUtah Jazz—
Sep 24, 2026Jaelen HouseSigned—Utah Jazz
Sep 24, 2026Jonas AidooSigned—Utah Jazz
Sep 23, 2026Justin HarmonLeft rosterUtah Jazz—
Sep 23, 2026Ibrahima DialloLeft rosterUtah Jazz—
Sep 22, 2026Hayden GraySignedUtah JazzBoston Celtics
Aug 28, 2026Josh GreenTradeMinnesota TimberwolvesUtah Jazz
Aug 28, 2026Cody WilliamsTradeUtah JazzMinnesota Timberwolves
Aug 27, 2026John KoncharTradeUtah JazzMinnesota Timberwolves
Aug 6, 2026Terrell BrownSigned—Utah Jazz
Jul 25, 2026Cameron McGriffRoster moveUtah JazzMoraBanc Andorra
Jul 24, 2026Harrison IngramSigned—Utah Jazz
Jul 10, 2026Andersson GarciaRoster moveUtah JazzRío Breogán
Jul 7, 2026Mo BambaSigned—Utah Jazz
Jul 6, 2026Trey AlexanderSigned—Utah Jazz
Jul 3, 2026Josh OkogieSigned—Utah Jazz
Jun 30, 2026Jaxson HayesSigned—Utah Jazz
Jun 30, 2026Walker KesslerTradeUtah JazzLos Angeles Lakers
Jun 29, 2026EJ HarklessRoster moveUtah Jazz—
Jun 25, 2026Tamar BatesSigned—Utah Jazz
Jun 23, 2026Darryn PetersonRoster moveKansas JayhawksUtah Jazz
Apr 11, 2026Kennedy ChandlerRoster moveUtah Jazz—
Apr 10, 2026Hayden GraySigned—Utah Jazz
Apr 1, 2026Bez MbengSignedUtah JazzUtah Jazz
Apr 1, 2026Bez MbengSignedUtah JazzUtah Jazz
Mar 31, 2026Kennedy ChandlerRoster move—Utah Jazz
Mar 30, 2026Kennedy ChandlerRoster moveUtah Jazz—
Mar 19, 2026Kennedy ChandlerRoster move—Utah Jazz
Mar 19, 2026Andersson GarciaRoster moveUtah Jazz—
Mar 11, 2026Bez MbengRoster move—Utah Jazz
Mar 11, 2026Mo BambaLeft rosterUtah Jazz—
Mar 9, 2026Andersson GarciaRoster move—Utah Jazz
Mar 8, 2026Vince Williams Jr.Left rosterUtah Jazz—
Mar 7, 2026Mo BambaRoster moveUtah JazzUtah Jazz
Mar 7, 2026Mo BambaRoster moveUtah JazzUtah Jazz

Move labels describe the provider's record neutrally: Trade (team to team), Signed (joined without a listed previous club), Left roster (departed without a listed new club). They are not contract terms.

Updated Oct 9, 2026.

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The story of the Utah Jazz

The Utah Jazz are an American professional basketball team based in Salt Lake City. The Jazz compete in the National Basketball Association (NBA) as a member of the Northwest Division of the Western Conference. Since the 1991–92 season, the team has played its home games at the Delta Center, an arena they share with the Utah Mammoth of the National Hockey League (NHL). The franchise began as an expansion team in the 1974–75 season as the New Orleans Jazz, paying homage to New Orleans as the origin and cultural center of the jazz music genre. The Jazz relocated from New Orleans to Salt Lake City on June 8, 1979.

The Jazz were one of the least successful teams in the league in their early years as an expansion team. Although 10 seasons elapsed before the Jazz qualified for their first playoff appearance in 1984, they did not miss the playoffs again until 2004.

During the late 1980s, John Stockton and Karl Malone arose as the franchise players for the team and formed one of the most famed pick and roll duos in NBA history. Led by Hall of Fame coach Jerry Sloan, who took over from Frank Layden in 1988, they became one of the powerhouse teams of the 1990s, culminating in two NBA Finals appearances in 1997 and 1998, where they lost both times to the Michael Jordan led Chicago Bulls.

Founded
1974
History
New Orleans Jazz 1974–1979 Utah Jazz 1979–present
Arena
Delta Center
Location
Salt Lake City, Utah
Team colors
Mountain purple, midnight black, sky blue, gray
Head coach
Will Hardy
Ownership
Ryan Smith Dwyane Wade (co-owner)
G League affiliate
Salt Lake City Stars
Conference titles
2 (1997, 1998)
Division titles
11 (1984, 1989, 1992, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2007, 2008, 2017, 2021, 2022)
Retired numbers
10 (1, 4, 7, 9, 12, 14, 32, 35, 53, 1223)

Season by season

52 seasons · 2,216–1,980 regular-season record across all listed seasons (.528)

Listed seasons 21–40 of 52, newest first
SeasonLeagueConferenceConf.DivisionDiv.WLWin%PlayoffsAwardsHead coach
2005–06NBAWestern9thNorthwest2nd4141.500Jerry Sloan
2004–05NBAWestern14thNorthwest5th2656.317Jerry Sloan
2003–04NBAWestern9thMidwest7th4240.512Jerry Sloan
2002–03NBAWestern7thMidwest4th4735.573Lost First round (Kings) 4–1Jerry Sloan
2001–02NBAWestern8thMidwest4th4438.537Lost First round (Kings) 3–1Jerry Sloan
2000–01NBAWestern4thMidwest2nd5329.646Lost First round (Mavericks) 3–2Jerry Sloan
1999–00NBAWestern2ndMidwest1st5527.671Won First round (SuperSonics) 3–2 Lost conference semifinals (Trail Blazers) 4–1Jerry Sloan
1998–99NBAWestern3rdMidwest2nd3713.740Won First round (Kings) 3–2 Lost conference semifinals (Trail Blazers) 4–2Karl Malone (MVP)Jerry Sloan
1997–98NBAWestern1stMidwest1st6220.756Won First round (Rockets) 3–2 Won conference semifinals (Spurs) 4–1 Won conference finals (Lakers) 4–0 Lost NBA Finals (Bulls) 4–2Jerry Sloan
1996–97NBAWestern1stMidwest1st6418.780Won First round (Clippers) 3–0 Won conference semifinals (Lakers) 4–1 Won conference finals (Rockets) 4–2 Lost NBA Finals (Bulls) 4–2Karl Malone (MVP)Jerry Sloan
1995–96NBAWestern3rdMidwest2nd5527.671Won First round (Trail Blazers) 3–2 Won conference semifinals (Spurs) 4–2 Lost conference finals (SuperSonics) 4–3Jerry Sloan
1994–95NBAWestern3rdMidwest2nd6022.732Lost First round (Rockets) 3–2Jerry Sloan
1993–94NBAWestern5thMidwest3rd5329.646Won First round (Spurs) 3–1 Won conference semifinals (Nuggets) 4–3 Lost conference finals (Rockets) 4–1Jerry Sloan
1992–93NBAWestern6thMidwest3rd4735.573Lost First round (SuperSonics) 3–2Karl Malone (ASG MVP) John Stockton (ASG MVP)Jerry Sloan
1991–92NBAWestern2ndMidwest1st5527.671Won First round (Clippers) 3–2 Won conference semifinals (SuperSonics) 4–1 Lost conference finals (Trail Blazers) 4–2Jerry Sloan
1990–91NBAWestern5thMidwest2nd5428.659Won First round (Suns) 3–1 Lost conference semifinals (Trail Blazers) 4–1Jerry Sloan
1989–90NBAWestern4thMidwest2nd5527.671Lost First round (Suns) 3–2Jerry Sloan
1988–89NBAWestern2ndMidwest1st5131.622Lost First round (Warriors) 3–0Mark Eaton (DPOY) Karl Malone (ASG MVP) Thurl Bailey (JWKC)Frank Layden Jerry Sloan
1987–88NBAWestern5thMidwest3rd4735.573Won First round (Trail Blazers) 3–1 Lost conference semifinals (Lakers) 4–3Frank Layden
1986–87NBAWestern4thMidwest2nd4438.537Lost First round (Warriors) 3–2Frank Layden

Win% is calculated from the listed wins and losses; a dash means the rate is unavailable.

All-time franchise leaders

Regular-season career totals with the franchise.

Points

  1. Karl Malone36,374
  2. John Stockton19,711
  3. Adrian Dantley13,635
  4. Darrell Griffith12,391
  5. Thurl Bailey9,897
  6. Andrei Kirilenko8,411
  7. Pete Maravich8,324
  8. Donovan Mitchell8,234
  9. Gordon Hayward8,077
  10. Rudy Gobert7,592

Minutes played

  1. Karl Malone53,479
  2. John Stockton47,764
  3. Mark Eaton25,169
  4. Darrell Griffith21,403
  5. Andrei Kirilenko20,989
  6. Thurl Bailey20,523
  7. Rudy Gobert18,301
  8. Adrian Dantley17,899
  9. Rickey Green17,329
  10. Bryon Russell16,443

Rebounds

  1. Karl Malone14,601
  2. Rudy Gobert7,119
  3. Mark Eaton6,939
  4. Derrick Favors4,626
  5. John Stockton4,051
  6. Greg Ostertag3,978
  7. Rich Kelley3,972
  8. Thurl Bailey3,881
  9. Andrei Kirilenko3,836
  10. Paul Millsap3,792

Assists

  1. John Stockton15,806
  2. Karl Malone5,085
  3. Rickey Green4,159
  4. Deron Williams4,003
  5. Joe Ingles2,213
  6. Andrei Kirilenko1,919
  7. Jeff Hornacek1,895
  8. Pete Maravich1,844
  9. Gordon Hayward1,762
  10. Adrian Dantley1,702

Steals

  1. John Stockton3,265
  2. Karl Malone2,035
  3. Rickey Green1,100
  4. Andrei Kirilenko960
  5. Darrell Griffith931
  6. Bryon Russell728
  7. Jeff Hornacek618
  8. Paul Millsap604
  9. Joe Ingles544
  10. Gordon Hayward527

Blocks

  1. Mark Eaton3,064
  2. Andrei Kirilenko1,380
  3. Rudy Gobert1,357
  4. Greg Ostertag1,253
  5. Karl Malone1,125
  6. Thurl Bailey879
  7. Derrick Favors840
  8. Paul Millsap520
  9. Ben Poquette517
  10. Rich Kelley498

Three-pointers made

  1. Joe Ingles1,071
  2. Donovan Mitchell958
  3. John Stockton845
  4. Jordan Clarkson821
  5. Gordon Hayward689
  6. Lauri Markkanen628
  7. Bojan Bogdanović550
  8. Byron Russell540
  9. Darrell Griffith530
  10. Mehmet Okur517

Head coaches

9 head coaches in franchise history · 10 coaching terms.

#CoachTermFranchiseGWLWin%Playoffs W–LAchievements
9Will Hardy2022–presentUtah Jazz328107221.326—
8Quin Snyder2014–2022Utah Jazz636372264.58521–30
7Tyrone Corbin2011–2014Utah Jazz258112146.4340–4
6Jerry Sloan1988–2011Utah Jazz18091127682.62396–1002 Western Conference championships (1997, 1998) Most consecutive games coached with the same team in NBA history First coach to have more than 1,000 wins with a single NBA team
5Frank Layden1981–1988Utah Jazz571277294.48518–231983–84 NBA Coach of the Year Had the number 1 jersey retired by the Jazz in 1988
4Tom Nissalke1979–1981Utah Jazz18460124.3260–0
—Elgin Baylor1976–1979New Orleans Jazz22086134.3910–0
3Butch van Breda Kolff1974–1976New Orleans Jazz17474100.4250–0
2Elgin Baylor1974New Orleans Jazz101.0000–0
1Scotty Robertson1974New Orleans Jazz15114.0670–0

Win% is calculated from the listed wins and losses; a dash means the rate is unavailable.

2025-26 final regular season

Conference standings
22–60Wins–losses
15Conference rank
14–27Home
8–33Road

WHYNBA reorganized the records; source order is retained. Checked . Historical records, not a current-season update.

2025 NBA Cup

Completed group stage: West group A · 1–3 · rank 4. Did not qualify for knockout rounds.

Cup results for Utah Jazz.

2025-26 team statistics

Saved season averages
117.6Points per game
43.8Rebounds per game
Head coach
Will Hardy
President of Basketball Operations
Austin Ainge
Founded
1974
Division
Northwest

Basketball operations

Titles as published by each source · reviewed October 4, 2026
TitlePersonIn role sinceSource
President of Basketball OperationsAustin AingeJune 2, 2025KSL, June 2, 2025 checked October 4, 2026
General ManagerJustin ZanikNot statedKSL, June 2, 2025 checked October 4, 2026

Each role is shown with the title its source uses. Vacant, unconfirmed or conflicting roles are not filled in.

Roster

All NBA players

22 players in the licensed roster (updated Oct 9, 2026). Training-camp rosters can include players who will not make the opening-night team.

PlayerNo.Pos.HeightAgeCountrySalaryRoster date
Isaiah Collier8PG6′4″22USA$2.76M—
Keyonte George3PG6′4″22USA$31.00M—
Darryn Peterson22SG6′6″19USA$13.20MJun 2026
Josh Green10 (unresolved)SG6′6″25Australia$14.68MAug 2026
Josh Okogie20 (unresolved)SG6′4″28Nigeria$6.00MJul 2026
Tamar Bates7SG6′4″23USA—Jun 2026
Trey Alexander23 (unresolved)SG6′5″23USA—Jul 2026
Ace Bailey19SF6′9″20USA$9.52MJun 2025
Blake Hinson2 (unresolved)SF6′8″26USA—Feb 2026
Brice Sensabaugh28SF6′6″22USA$4.86M—
Harrison Ingram55SF6′5″23USA—Jul 2026
Svi Mykhailiuk10 (unresolved)SF6′7″29Ukraine$3.85MAug 2024
Lauri Markkanen23 (unresolved)PF7′1″29Finland$46.11MSep 2022
Jaren Jackson Jr.20 (unresolved)C6′10″27USA$49.00MFeb 2026
Jaxson Hayes11 (unresolved)C7′0″26USA$6.00MJul 2026
Jusuf Nurkic30C6′11″32Bosnia & Herzegovina$11.46MJun 2025
Kyle Filipowski2 (unresolved)C6′11″22USA$3.00MJun 2024
Mo Bamba11 (unresolved)C7′0″28USA$3.51MJul 2026
Jonas Aidoo——————Sep 2026
Kevin Love——————Jul 2025
Mohamed Wague——————Oct 2026
Taylor Funk——————Oct 2026

Roster, positions, heights, birth dates, nationalities and salaries. Entries with unresolved team information are omitted. Roster dates do not establish a contract signing. 10 player reports share a teammate's number and are marked unresolved. Join dates do not establish number ownership. See the jersey directory for the collected reports.

Games & schedule

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The Jazz name reflects the franchise’s New Orleans origins before its move to Utah in 1979. In Salt Lake City, the team built a distinct identity and a long history of competitive basketball. The John Stockton and Karl Malone era is an important reference point for studying the pick-and-roll and long-running partnerships.

Delta Center, Vivint and the Salt Palace explained

Delta Center and Vivint Arena refer to the same building, which opened in 1991. Older Jazz reports may also call it EnergySolutions Arena or Vivint Smart Home Arena. Those names track sponsorship changes, so a different name in a game recap does not necessarily mean the team moved.

The naming sequence is Delta Center from 1991, EnergySolutions Arena from November 2006, Vivint Smart Home Arena from October 2015, and the shorter Vivint Arena from September 2020. The Delta Center name returned on July 1, 2023. The venue hosted the 1993 NBA All-Star Weekend and the Jazz’s home games in the 1997 and 1998 NBA Finals.

The Salt Palace was a different arena. Utah left it for the new Delta Center for the 1991–92 season. That was the building change to distinguish from the later renamings. For an upcoming game, follow the venue on the Jazz schedule; an archive’s arena name describes the setting at the time.

Taylor Funk: NBA signing and G League rights

Updated October 6, 2026. Utah signed forward Taylor Funk on October 5.

The Salt Lake City Stars had already acquired his G League rights from San Diego on August 24, sending the rights to Max Abmas and Daniel Batcho in return. That earlier trade concerned G League rights; it was not the Jazz signing.

Funk averaged 11.3 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.1 assists across 41 games for San Diego in 2025–26. His path also included Saint Joseph’s and Utah State before going undrafted in 2023. An NBA signing alone does not confirm an opening-night role. Follow the current roster and Jazz schedule for the team’s next stage.

Watching Utah Jazz

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