Utah Jazz Podcast Network

Leigh Ellis of No Dunks is an Aussie living stateside who loves basketball. Sound familiar? Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 0:40 — KOC’s journey 4:40 — Top 5 Jazz of all time 7:50 — Joe Ingles in Aussie sports 18:30 — “They’re playing the best basketball of anyone in the league” 24:20 — Comps with the Spurs and Raptors 36:45 — No Dunks, Basketball Jones, and #TheStarters

Recapping the Super Bowl with Nayo, and talking past Jazz teams with former NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:50 — CurlyMe! 6:20 — Nayo grew up a Celtics fans 18:40 — First time watching Stockton’s shot against Houston 21:55 — Carlos finished his degree from Duke 24:00 — Jordan Clarkson as a rookie 28:50 — What it took to succeed in the postseason 34:15 — Coach K in an army helmet 41:10 — And-1

TrueHoop contributor and host of Habershow Tom Haberstroh prepares us for the Jazz’s East Weeks. They play the Hornets, Pacers, Celtics, Bucks, Heat, and Sixers to open February. Tom gives a rundown of the other conference and puts stats in our face. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:50 — Mike Conley against the Hawks 4:10 — The Jazz’s retooled offense 10:45 — “He looks like Lou Will now” 17:45 — The East 27:50 — Alternate universes 33:30 — 2010s Heat stories 39:40 — Tin foil hat time 42:10 — Hot Take Train

Denver snaps the longest streak in the league. JP reviews the highest moments of the run with Nayo and previews her new series for Black History Month. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:05 — Nuggets Rivalry 3:55 — Nayo’s IG live with Miye 10:10 — High points of the streak 16:05 — Joe passes John 19:05 — Utah’s Black-owned businesses

Host of Hoop Streams and ESPN sideline reporter Cassidy Hubbarth joins to talk about the longest win streak in the league. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 0:50 — Uhhhh, this 4:50 — Those 90s Bulls 11:20 — Current Jazz 16:10 — Awards voting 23:10 — Quaranstreams

Yes, we addressed it. With Jazz-Warriors Saturday, JP caught up with The Ringer’s Logan Murdock. Logan co-hosts Real Ones with Raja Bell. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:30 — Aight, Shaq 9:15 — 7 games in a row 14:05 — MLK Jr. Day 21:50 — Logan on the Low-Key Lakers 23:30 — The Warriors without Klay 30:05 — The Bay is a vibe 33:25 — Working with Raja

NBA on TNT’s Adam Lefkoe drops by to talk about ramping back up with Turner. Lefkoe gives his thoughts on the league and gets into the inner workings of TNT Tuesdays. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 3:30 — Approach to hosting Tuesday nights on TNT 8:15 — Donovan Mitchell and Dwyane Wade 16:40 — Bad angle photos 23:05 — What to expect this year on TNT 30:05 — What makes Lefkoe feel old

Happy Nayo Monday! JP and Nayo discuss the latest with the team away from Utah. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 5:30 — Miye as TGF Prince 10:40 — Talking MLK Day with the team 15:20 — Jordan Clarkson’s latest look 18:35 — Emotions facing the Wizards 25:00 — Joe’s Iron Man streak ends

With the Knicks and Nets on the schedule, we had to talk to a New Yorker! Big Wos from the Athletic NBA, Count the Dings, and BOMM joined the show. JP and Wos look at the latest with the team and the NBA style power rankings. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:15 — The Ringer on the Jazz and Zach Lowe looks at Donovan Mitchell 6:40 — Where culture and basketball intersect 18:30 — Jordan Clarkson in Wos’s top 3 26:35 — Rudy Gobert 31:25 — “I like how comfortable Mike Conley looks.” 35:30 — The Knicks and Nets

JP is back with UtahJazz.com reporter Nayo Campbell! A preview of what to watch out for on Jazz digital. Plus, recapping the 2 wins on the weekend. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 5:50 — Nayo’s run in with Jazz bear 7:00 — Jordan Clarkson wears socks with sandals 12:30 — Recapping Elijah Hughes on IG live 16:05 — Live reading of the Jazz hype up video BONUS AT THE END: Watching Donovan wish his sister happy birthday

We’re back! Ring in 2021 with JP and Noah. The radio voice of the Clips previews Friday’s matchup against Kawhi Leonard and LA. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:40 — First four games 10:00 — Kawhi’s mask 16:15 — Jazz and Clippers point guards 24:00 — Looking at the rest of the West 31:00 — D-Will vs. Chris Paul memories 37:50 — SAs

Dennis Lindsey, Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations, reviews the short offseason. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 0:10 — Country music song title for the offseason 3:10 — Extensions for Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell 11:45 — “He didn’t play well in Bakersfield, he dominated.” 17:25 — Derrick Favors coming back 23:25 — Stacking up in the West

Noah Eagle, radio voice for the Los Angeles Clippers, is the bridge between the end of the preseason and start of the NBA on Tuesday. JP asks Noah about Utah’s win in LA. Plus, they try to understand why play-by-play announcers have such weird eating habits. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 2:05 —Jazz thoughts 13:45 — Kawhi 19:45 — No condiments for men in the Eagle household 25:00 — Seinfeld trivia story

Check any NBA preview. The Los Angeles Lakers are at the top, then everyone else. JP checks in with Kyle Goon of the Southern California News Group to discuss LeBron, the Lakers championship, and memories from his time at The Salt Lake Tribune. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 4:20 — Bubble abnormality 8:55 — Covering the NBA via zoom 18:15 — Memories at the Trib 23:35 — Donovan’s rookie year

ESPN’s NBA Reporter Tim MacMahon recaps the Jazz’s work in free agency. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:55 — What’s the right number? 8:05 — What happened in Houston? 12:05 — Options for Rudy Gobert 15:05 — Favors: His job is to be the best backup big man in the NBA 19:20 — 4th year option 22:00 — The rest of the West

Culminating the draft coverage, JP caught up with the coaches of the draft picks. Hall of Famer Jim Boeheim and Kansas assistant Norm Robert join to talk about Elijah Hughes and Udoka Azubuike, respectively. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 2:35 — “Well first off, you’re getting a great person” 6:10 — Udoka’s background 8:50 — Jim Boeheim on Salt Lake City 10:15 — When Elijah first popped up 16:45 — Coachable

What’s it like to get stood up by Mike Conley? Well, Mark Titus knows exactly that feeling. It was for a good reason. JP and Mark share Conley stories, and look at the longtime college players in the Draft. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 3:35 — Looking at ESPN’s Top 21-30 (Green, Bolmaro, McDaniels, Maledon, Mannion, Woodard, Stewart, Bey, Winston, and Jones) 12:05 — Mark’s new experience as a Jazz fan 25:15 — Getting ditched by Mike 33:00 — Obi Toppin and differences of college and pro basketball 41:50 — 4-year players who can be an impact 45:05 — Favorite cliche

He’s been all over ESPN for the last couple week. As one of their main experts at DraftExpress, Mike Schmitz is focused on these prospects since their early teenage years. JP asks Mike about this year’s crop of players. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:15 — Looking at ESPN’s Top 16-20 (Anthony, Bey, Pokusevski, Smith, Lewis) 8:45 — Starting out as a draft analyst 21:00 — The top of the draft 22:55 — Donovan Mitchell and Anthony Edwards 28:20 — Internationals 36:50 — Players that can contribute on Day 1 40:55 — Never too early to think about next year

Why does David see loads of upside in Robert Woodard? The radio voice of the Utah Jazz explains. Plus, he looks at other draftees who can be available at the 23rd pick. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros. 1:50 — Looking at ESPN’s Top 11-15 (Vassell, Achiuwa, Nesmith, Hampton, Maxey) 7:45 — Takeaway from Dennis Lindsey and Justin Zanik press availability 14:15 — International prospects (Pokusevski, Maledon, Bolmaro) 21:35 — David talks about a prospect nobody is talking about 31:20 — The first number to check with a prospect (Cole Anthony) 36:05 — Saddiq Bey

He’s a returning champion back on the podcast, it’s Utah Jazz General Manager Justin Zanik. JP asks about the draft, expectations, and starting December 22. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 2:10 — Looking at ESPN’s Top 6-10 (Toppin, Okoro, Haliburton, Williams, Hayes) 7:45 — Reviewing year 1 as GM 9:20 — The Jazz’s draft process 15:35 — Reaction to the December 22 regular season start 19:15 — What can translate from the bubble 31:15 — Expectations for next year

The NBA Draft is in 8 days, so JP called one of the finest basketball minds. Jay Bilas chimes in on who he likes in this year’s draft. Who could be available in the back end of the first round? Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 2:10 — Looking at ESPN’s Top 5 10:30 — Recruiting Quin Snyder to Duke 17:50 — Anthony Edwards 23:10 — Deepest position 29:10 — Back end of the first round (Josh Green, Nico Mannion, Jaden McDaniels, Isaiah Stewart)

It was a historic announcement Wednesday! The Miller family sold its majority interest in the Utah Jazz to Ryan Smith. JP caught up with Clint Betts to understand Ryan’s background and how he started a company in a basement to NBA ownership. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 3:00 — Junior Jazz and Ryan Smith 7:55 — How Ryan transformed Silicon Slopes 15:45 — Hair talk

The Jazz’s latest signing is….Nayo Campbell. She joins UtahJazz.com as a digital content reporter and producer. JP and Nayo discuss her background and what she plans to do with the team. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 5:20 — Howard to the NBA 7:35 — Celebrity interviews 14:00 — Broadcasting inspirations 22:40 — Early impressions of Utah 26:05 — Thoughts and plans for the team

With the Lakers winning the title, it is officially the NBA offseason. What are the moves and objectives for the club before next year? JP takes a look with Bobby Marks, ESPN’s front office insider. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 3:30 — Taking an internship with the Nets 7:30 — Working out Kobe Bryant 14:55 — The Deron Williams trade 20:05 — Dealing with Justin Zanik and the Jazz front office 29:35 — Jordan Clarkson’s market

Can #HeatCulture be replicated? JP thinks so. He dives into Miami with Joy Taylor, co-host of The Herd, to talk about the NBA Finals. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 3:45 — Joy’s Finals stress 12:30 — Landing in media 15:50 — Radio during the Big Three 25:05 — Dealing with fans online 27:15 — Herro face

Norm Van Lier, pasta, and golf. ESPN’s P.J. Carlesimo dished on the Jazz’s performance in the bubble. He explains how Donovan Mitchell can take another step. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 2:45 — Mike Breen and Brian Anderson are the golfers to watch in Orlando 9:50 — How Donovan’s game can transfer to international play 17:40 — Dream Team 23:15 — Jerry Sloan 24:40 — Clippers-Nuggets and the rest of the playoffs

The Jazz’s season ended after 7-grueling games against the Nuggets. Jake Scott, Jazz radio pre/half/post and The Big Show, gives his thoughts on the series and looks ahead to the offseason. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 2:20 — 475 points combined from Donovan Mitchell and Jamal Murray 5:00 — Chris Haynes reports an extension for Donovan 6:00 — “The series was incredible” 13:30 — Rudy Gobert 20:15 — Starting to look at the offseason 25:15 — How Jake will remember this season

Reacting to last night’s Game 6. Denver staves elimination. JP gets into the Murray vs. Mitchell battle.

On Wednesday, the playoffs were postponed. JP talks to Clinton Yates about why that happened and what they see moving forward. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 3:15 — The reaction to Clinton’s latest column 9:35 — What could come next

Why did Paul Millsap stare down Donovan? It didn’t end well! Mitchell finished with 51 points?!?! JP recaps it with FanDuel’s Rob Perez and Angie Treasure. Rob gives his take on the series and says something nice about Royce O’Neale. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 0:55 — Donovan leveling up 8:25 — “Donovan has it.” 18:00 — Royce O’Neale 20:10 — Luka Doncic 31:20 — Michael Jordan Clarkson

He’s second in all-time wins for the Denver Nuggets behind Doug Moe. Longtime NBA head coach George Karl gives his thoughts on Jazz-Nuggets. Plus, JP plays remember some guys with the 90’s Utah-Seattle series. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 1:35 — Donovan’s start to the series 6:25 — Mike Conley’s quarantine 9:15 — Johnnie Bryant to New York 12:25 — George’s meeting with Donovan 16:50 — “Mike Conley was one my favorite playoff players over the last five years.” 25:35 — Earning a scholarship to UNC 31:20 — “Stockton might be my favorite point guard of all time.”

Denver and Utah will meet in the playoffs. ESPN’s Jorge Sedano and TNT’s Stephanie Ready discussed the matchup. Plus, JP gets into the basketball implications of Mike’s absence. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 1:20 — Behind Mike 100% 6:20 — Jorge Sedano on Denver 9:00 — Stephanie Ready on the latter moments of Jazz-Nuggets 12:40 — Donovan Mitchell’s growth

If you’re listening to this podcast, you know about Locked on Jazz. The radio voice of the Utah Jazz David Locke stops by to preview Utah’s first round series. Plus, he goes into his career beginnings in sports radio. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 1:20 — Jazz’s starters went +30 in 84 minutes in the bubble 6:15 — Why David starts his broadcasts with “Hello, how are you?” 15:20 — Jokic leads the league in touches 20:45 — Donovan vs. Craig 24:40 — “Michael Porter Jr. can take 8 or 9 threes a game.” 28:25 — How it all started in broadcasting 39:30 — “Hot Rod was my idol.”

Reaction to Saturday’s double-overtime thriller. TNT’s Stephanie Ready had a front row seat to the game. JP caught up with Stephanie. She had high praise for Rudy and Donovan. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 3:00 — The Young Guys against San Antonio 5:05 — Jazz-Nuggets 9:40 — Stephanie on growing up in Maryland around basketball 17:05 — Changes in basketball from the G-League to the NBA 19:45 — Big game red 24:40 — Donovan on the road to stardom 27:50 — Rudy vs Jokic

Serious sports talk! JP catches up with Jorge Sedano to take a look around the Western Conference. Who is the best matchup for the Jazz? Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 1:00 — Takeaway from LA and Memphis 5:30 — Jorge explains what's going on with the Lakers 12:20 — “I think the Clippers are the deepest team in the league.” 22:50 — Are the Nuggets ‘in the conversation?’ 28:15 — His read on the Jazz 33:05 — Why he’s not buying Thunder stock

Usually it’s a group of 60+ in the Jazz traveling party. In Orlando, the team sent less than 40 people. What’s it like? JP caught up with UtahJazz.com’s Aaron Falk to get insight on the bubble. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 2:20 — Takeaway from New Orleans 4:55 — Passing against OKC 7:35 — Mailman Aaron 13:55 — “I’ve seen Bol Bol everywhere” 17:20 — The making of Ingles Insight 20:00 — Atmosphere of regular season games 22:55 — Player reaction to the Thunder loss

Ian Eagle and Stan Van Gundy will have the Pelicans game on Thursday. JP asks Ian about what fans can expect from Thursday’s broadcast. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 1:45 — Mike Conley, Donovan Mitchell, and Joe Ingles speak on the messages they want to elevate during this time 6:30 — “I had a hamburger for dinner” 15:40 — Working with Stan Van Gundy 20:10 — How the broadcast will look 24:05 — What stands out about the Jazz 31:05 — Zion or Zy-ON

Bleacher Report’s Taylor Rooks is reporting from inside the NBA’s Orlando Campus. Her first video included Rudy Gobert. JP reviews the first two scrimmages and discusses the latest from Disney with the 'Take it There' host. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 0:55 — Two scrimmages in the book 5:40 — Headlines: Zion, WNBA, and the LA Times 11:00 — Taylor describes her experience with a false positive COVID test 12:55 — How Donovan and Rudy helped her through that time 16:30 — The atmosphere on campus 23:00 — Rudy and Donovan’s relationship 27:35 — “I am so proud to see the way that social justice is at the forefront.”

The show is back with Boler! TV play-by-play voice Craig Bolerjack spent the hiatus keeping tabs on basketball, and with the game back, he previews what the viewing experience will be like. He touched on the Restart and #WholeNewGame. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Previously on 5:30 — How Craig will approach a broadcast without fans 14:15 — Serving as Hot Rod Hundley’s analyst 21:10 — Missing Bojan Bogdanovic 28:20 — “The best mentally prepared team will stand.”

An update on the podcast schedule for Roundball Roundup. For official team statements, check out UtahJazz.com.

How have the Jazz won 5 in a row? JP examines that question and looks at the focus for the next couple of defensive teams. Plus, Alema Harrington reviews Jordan Clarkson’s latest looks! A rundown of the episode: 2:45 — Utah is an offensive team 4:45 — Beating Boston and Detroit 10:15 — Why is there a new importance on walk-in outfits 11:40 — Rating JC’s style

Things are going according to Mike Smith’s plan! Utah beats Cleveland and New York. Plus, JP catches up with AT&T SportsNet’s Alema Harrington. A rundown of the episode: 0:45 — Mike Smith prophecy is being fulfilled! 4:15 — Meeting Cuba Gooding Jr. after Jerry McGuire 9:25 — How he approaches pre/half/post 15:05 — “Juggernaut” 17:35 — Donovan’s play 23:30 — Bogey breaking out

Part two with Mike Smith! The AT&T SportsNet analyst shares the lessons learned from Hot Rod Hundley. Plus, JP gets into the rhythm Utah is trying to get into ahead of Friday’s game against the Celtics. A rundown of the episode: 1:30— Donovan dunks over Rui 4:45 — Cleveland and New York 7:15 — Why Mike chose BYU 13:10 — “Quite frankly I lost my confidence for the first time in my life.” 15:40 — “I don’t think I ever wanted to become a broadcaster.” 22:45 — What he learned from Hot Rod

Lineups are discussed. Starting and otherwise. JP gets into the last two and speaks to AT&T Sports analyst Mike Smith about what’s going on. Part one of a two part conversation. A rundown of the episode: 0:25 — A reading from Andre Iguadola’s The Sixth Man 4:45 — Wednesday’s encouraging points 6:20 — “I fell into it (basketball).” 10:25 — Learning from Kevin McHale and Larry Bird 13:20 — “Mike Conley deserves to start.” 16:00 — Copycat league when it comes to defending Joe Ingles 20:15 — Defense 26:05 — Sock battle

Part two of JP’s conversation with Thurl Bailey! The Jazz analyst gives his motivation for playing basketball - Dr. J. Plus, why Rudy guarding Russ is a fascinating tactical move. A rundown of the episode: 0:25 — #NBACliches 4:25 — Defending the Pocket Rockets 7:10 — Thurl explains why he got into basketball 12:00 — Memories from his first year in the league 16:55 — On John and Karl working out: “It was like a competition between those two.” 25:20 — Joe Ingles and Quin Snyder on Ricky Rubio

What’s on the Jazz’s vision board for the final third of the season? JP provides mini-previews of Jazz-Spurs and Jazz-Rockets before talking to Jazz TV analyst Thurl Bailey. Big T gives his thoughts on the state of the team. A rundown of the episode: 0:35 — Checking in on 538 2:45 — Remembering the Spurs mid-range and Pocket Rockets 5:10 — What’s more nerve-wracking for Thurl, national anthem or Game 7 against the Lakers? 8:00 — Enjoying All-Star Weekend in Chicago 11:45 — Rudy’s growth 15:30 — “The Jazz have really taken care of business when they needed to.” 20:15 — Mike Conley’s learning curve 24:05 — “I’m not afraid to talk about….”

What a weekend! Sadly we didn’t see Rudy Gobert launch a three. But Rudy and Donovan Mitchell repped Utah well. JP gives All-Star Winners and Losers. A rundown of the episode: 0:35 — Common rhymes 3:15 — The Elam Ending owns 5:30 — Big weekend for the Minivan 6:40 — Donovan dunks 8:30 — 3-point contest 9:50 — Salt Lake City 2023

Wrapping up the last week before the break. JP discusses the pre-All-Star review and looks forward to Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert in Chicago. Donovan is providing color commentary on the Rising Stars Challenge. A rundown of the episode: 0:25 — Croatian Creation gets KP 3:00 — Clarkson and Mudiay 4:45 — How good is the Jazz defense going to get 8:00 — All about the All-Star journey

Bogey Buckets: 2 game-winners this season. JP reviews the victory sealing shot and previews the week. Plus, Jeff “Skin” Wade of Fox Sports Southwest discusses comparisons between Luka Doncic and Donovan Mitchell + Quin Snyder and Rick Carlisle. A rundown of the episode: 0:05 — Small-ball Rockets create a fun game to watch 3:25 — Jordan Clarkson with 18 points across the third and fourth quarter 6:55 — Dame left it all on the floor 9:55 — Skin Wade on how he got into basketball 18:20 — “Luka Doncic is a transcendent player, but what does that mean” 23:35 — “I love watching the Jazz play” 32:55 — What a Jazz-Mavs playoff series might look like 37:55 — Getting some Heat before the All-Star break

The Jazz join Team Giannis. The MVP selects the DPOY and Spida Mitchell. Hear JP’s breakdown of the trade deadline and previews of Utah’s matchups against Portland and Houston. A rundown of the episode: 0:05 — GM Giannis loves Donovan and Rudy 4:10 — Trades improved the Rockets and Clippers 7:55 — Morris kept from the Lakers 9:15 — What to make of Utah-Denver 12:30 — Matching Dame