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Utah Jazz game tickets and schedule

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NBATickets.com is the NBA’s one-stop shop for all ticket types for all NBA teams. Fans can link out to buy single-game tickets directly from the team, browse resale options, or view more options on team ticket pages, including promotions and deals.

NBATickets.com is not a transactional site – it is a hub that links to the official team ticketing options for each team. Following outbound links to NBA team sites insure they are official, safe and secure. Your tickets will be issued directly from the team. When you buy directly from the team, there is no risk of duplicate or fraudulent tickets. “Buy from team” means just that – you’ll be purchasing tickets directly from the team via the team’s ticketing software platform (each team works with its own chosen ticketing partner).

Additionally, other viable outlets for ticket sales are available. Additionally, NBA schedules, specific team schedules, and playoff tickets are provided by third-party ticket outlets. Prefer to speak to a person? For any questions about tickets, feel free to call Utah Jazz ticketing services directly at 801-325-2323.

 

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Utah Jazz news and rumors

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RealGM Basketball Wiretap

18 May 2025

Basketball News, Rumors, Scores, Stats, Analysis, Depth Charts, Forums
  • Carlos Boozer To Join Jazz As Scout

    Carlos Boozer is expected to rejoin the Utah Jazz as a scout, sources told Michael Scotto of HoopsHype.

    Boozer played for the team from 2004-2010.

    The Jazz have the fifth pick in the upcoming draft.

    Scotto adds that while the Jazz could have been aggressive with trades had they landed the top pick, there is uncertainty on what the team will now do with Lauri Markkanen this offseason.

  • Mavericks Win 2025 NBA Draft Lottery; Spurs, Sixers, Hornets In Top-4

    The NBA held its 2025 Draft Lottery in Chicago on Monday with the Dallas Mavericks winning the lottery with a 1.8 percent chance. The San Antonio Spurs moved up to No. 2 ahead of the Philadelphia 76ers at No. 3, and Charlotte Hornets at No. 4.

    Cooper Flagg is the presumptive No. 1 pick with Dylan Harper expected to be selected at No. 2. The draft is expected to open up considerably after the first two picks of the draft with a number of candidates vying for consideration at No. 3 and beyond.

    The Mavericks were in the lottery after they traded away Luka Doncic and endured a number of injuries issues for the remainder of the season. Dallas won their initial play-in game against the Sacramento Kings, but were defeated in the second play-in by the Memphis Grizzlies to remain in the lottery.

    2025 NBA Draft Lottery Order

    1. Dallas Mavericks
    2. San Antonio Spurs
    3. Philadelphia 76ers
    4. Charlotte Hornets
    5. Utah Jazz
    6. Washington Wizards
    7. New Orleans Pelicans
    8. Brooklyn Nets
    9. Toronto Raptors
    10. Houston Rockets (from Brooklyn via Phoenix)
    11. Portland Trail Blazers
    12. Chicago Bulls
    13. Atlanta Hawks (via Sacramento)
    14. San Antonio Spurs (via Atlanta)

  • Cooper Flagg, Dylan Harper Widely Expected To Be Top Two Picks At 2025 NBA Draft

    In their latest look at the 2025 NBA Draft, ESPN's Jonathan Givony and Jeremy Woo broke down who each lottery team could pick, depending on where their pick falls. While things get very interesting depending on who gets the third pick, Cooper Flagg of Duke and Dylan Harper of Rutgers are the consensus first and second picks, respectively.

    The third pick is heavily dependent on which team lands there. Some teams may prefer forward Ace Bailey of Rutgers, while others are higher on guard V.J. Edgecombe of Baylor. Givony and Woo have reached a consensus that Bailey or Edgecombe, in some order, should be the third and fourth players off the board.

    From there, the draft takes a lot of turns. Jeremiah Fears, Tre Johnson, Kasparas Jakucionis, Khaman Maluach, Kon Knuppel and Derik Queen round out the top 10.

  • Will Hardy, Jazz Agree To Six-Year Extension

    The Utah Jazz and head coach Will Hardy have agreed to a six-year contract extension. Hardy will now be under contract with Utah through at least the 2030-31 season.

    "I'm humbled and honored," Hardy said. "This is an incredible franchise. To be able to be committed to the next phase of our process is hard to explain. Moments like this are very surreal. I'm so excited."

    In three years as the Jazz head coach, Hardy has gone 85-161. However, that record is not an accurate reflection of Hardy's coaching ability.

    In each of his first two seasons, Hardy had Utah in position to compete for a spot in the postseason. The team chose to pivot towards draft position each season.

    This year was a rebuilding and development year from the jump. Utah enters the lottery as one of the three teams with the best odds at securing the first overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft.

  • Lauri Markkanen, Jazz Remain Committed To Each Other

    The Utah Jazz finished with the NBA's worst record this past season. That's led to some questions about the future of the team's veteran players. One of those players is forward Lauri Markkanen.

    While he wouldn't commit to never trading Markkanen, Jazz general manager Justin Zanik said the former All-Star is a big part of what Utah is trying to build.

    "We'll see when opportunities come up to add to the roster, but I see Lauri as a central part of what we're doing, that's why we signed him," Zanik said. "We think he can be a huge piece for us as we join the competitive rings."

    For his part, Markkanen wants to be a part of where the Jazz are headed. He confirmed that when asked if he hopes to stay in Utah.

    "Definitely," Markkanen said. "I feel like what I did last summer with signing here, that kind of tells you the confidence I have in the organization and the guys we have. I love being in Utah. We'll see what happens in summer, there's things that you can't control, but I love being here and working out with the guys that we have and building this thing."

  • Lauri Markkanen Out At Least 7-10 Days Following MRI On Left Knee

    Lauri Markkanen returned to Salt Lake City on March 31 for an MRI of his left knee, which revealed patellofemoral chondrosis with associated subchondral edema, with no other structural damage.

    Markkanen will be re-evaluated in 7-10 days after completing an off-court rehab program.

    The Utah Jazz were recently fined $100,000 by the NBA after they ruled that Markkanen didn't play in games he was healthy enough to participate in. Markkanen and the Jazz signed a four-year, $220 million extension last offseason.

  • Jordan Clarkson Out For Season After Plantar Fasciitis Procedure

    Jordan Clarkson underwent a medical procedure to address plantar fasciitis in his left foot. Clarkson will be out for the remainder of the season while he continues to receive treatment.

    Clarkson averaged 16.2 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.7 assists this season for the Utah Jazz.

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Online sites for free NBA live stream

In addition to the nationally-broadcast NBA games highlighted previously, all other NBA games are broadcast on regional sports networks available in different parts of the country. So if you’re a fan hoping to use a streaming TV service to watch the local NBA team, you must check and see if the package includes the regional sports network with rights to air the games. The internet links listed below are suited mostly to a mobile device. Some streaming providers will allow you to sign in with an email and password from your existing account with a Cable, Satellite, or Telco TV Provider with no additional cost.

It is possible that the NBA with its broadcast partner TNT will offer a free streamed presentation of any particular game, subject to time slot and teams matched up. When checking whether your chosen team is to be streamed for a scheduled game, visit the NBA.com site and find the scheduled matchup(s) found along the page's left column. Locate the "Watch" link to click on which will then present you with a "How To Watch" selection palate to choose from. If it is available you will see Video Streams... Watch TNT offered on the palate to select.

Also, check to see if the TNT Overtime option appears within the NBA League Pass selection box (depending on what teams are playing) which should allow you some free streaming options to select from.

Keep in mind that free streaming may not run as smoothly as a premium video service. Revisiting these streaming sites will help you learn how to best navigate them. Sometimes there are ads to click through. There is a reason why it's free. If the stream is not working properly or lagging, just refresh the page or try another stream channel on the same network. Reddit NBA streams will generally provide a listing of newly activated streams, so check just before game time to find out what's available.

 

 

Vivint Smart Home Arena location and map

Vivint Smart Home Arena
301 S Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
Phone: 801-325-2000
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www.vivintarena.com/arena

Contact the Utah Jazz NBA Basketball organization
301 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
Phone: 801-325-2500
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www.nba.com/jazz

 

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