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A good and bad stat for the Jazz so far this season

It’s been five games and a painful two days since the latest loss for Utah, which has me perusing some of the team statistics in the NBA. Are the Jazz a good rebounding team? The first interesting stat that stands…

Published: Saturday, 31 October 2026 at 5:07 AM
A good and bad stat for the Jazz so far this season
Key Things to Know
  • James Hansen highlights positive rebounding numbers alongside league-worst turnover creation for the Utah Jazz through five games.
  • The Jazz rank sixth in the NBA with a defensive rebound percentage of 73%.
  • Utah limits opponents to 9.8 offensive rebounds per contest, ranking fifth overall.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Through the first five games of the season, the Utah Jazz have shown contrasting performance metrics in key statistical categories. James Hansen highlights that the team has performed well on the glass, ranking sixth in the NBA in defensive rebound percentage at 73%. Additionally, Utah sits fifth in the league by limiting opponents to just 9.8 offensive rebounds per game.

However, Hansen notes that Utah is struggling significantly to generate defense-to-offense opportunities. The Jazz rank last in the NBA at 30th in forced turnovers, creating only 12.4 per game, far behind the league-leading Toronto Raptors at 20.9. Hansen considers this a vital metric to monitor to see if Utah can generate more transition scoring.

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