The Utah Jazz have started what should have been an exciting season terribly, but come on, they've been given an unfair hand. To the point where it's almost comical how much has worked against them.
The J-Notes writer Matt John argues that the Utah Jazz's poor start to the season is largely due to injuries and a difficult schedule. Despite entering the season with expectations to compete in the Western Conference, Utah finds itself tied for the worst record in the NBA.
John highlights that key contributors including Lauri Markkanen, Jaren Jackson Jr., Jusuf Nurkic, and Keyonte George have faced injuries. Additionally, ESPN data indicates the Jazz have navigated the league's sixth-toughest schedule with a .554 strength of schedule, compounding their early-season struggles.
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