On New Year’s Day, when most of us were likely recovering from New Year’s Eve, Danny Ainge sent out a tweet that had a lot of meaning to the rebuild of the Jazz. It was a response to a post about the importance of patience. Here’s what Ainge said:

The Golden State Warriors (18-17) look to bounce back from a blowout loss as they host the Utah Jazz (12-21) at the Chase Center in San Francisco on Saturday night.

After the Golden State Warriors' 131-94 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Friday, Steve Kerr gave an update on the status of Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and

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BOTTOM LINE: Keyonte George and the Utah Jazz visit Brandin Podziemski and the Golden State Warriors on Saturday. The Warriors have gone 12-11 against Western Conference opponents. Golden State is 2-2 in games decided by 3 points or fewer. The Jazz are 7-15 in Western Conference play. Utah has a 4-14 record in games decided by 10 or more points.

The Utah Jazz are one of the NBA's best in one key metric. The Utah Jazz have quietly soared to the top of the NBA in one key statistic. And that metric lies on the offensive end, ultimately speaking to their efficiency on that side of the ball: assists per game.

There's been a surprising twist to some New York Yankees rumors this offseason: Some of them suggest that Jazz Chisholm is a trade candidate. How can that be? Chisholm is coming off a massive season in the Bronx and is a fan favorite. There's no way the Yanks would really trade him, is there?