Salt City Hoops Utah Jazz Podcast

The Clayton brothers connected this week to talk about the streaking Jazz and their pair of potential All-Stars. Reserves for the NBA's mid-season classic will be announced this Thursday evening after the league tallies votes from each conference's coaches, and Gordon Hayward and Rudy Gobert are both on a lot of people's All-Star watchlists.We do a round-up of the chatter and look at which guys -- and which mechanisms of the process itself -- could help or hurt the Jazz men in their bids to join the

On this week's episode of the Salt City Hoops Show, hosts Andy Larsen and Zach Harper talk about the streaking Utah Jazz. With a soft-ish schedule coming up, the Jazz have an opportunity to get a lot of wins. Do they have what it takes to get them? We look at what's going on with the team in the big and small picture. We talk about Dante Exum, and his present and future. Then, it's All-Star time: who makes it, who doesn't? We also laugh about the voting this year, which added extra hilarity thanks

With a huge win under their belts against the champs, imminent All-Star announcements, and a couple of D-League assignments, there was just way too much going on for us to NOT have a podcast. Spencer Wixom, our resident expert on all things relating to the Utah Stars, joins Dan Clayton to share his thought on the Raul Neto and Alec Burks D-League cameos, reflect on the Cavs-Jazz game, debate whether it makes sense for Dante Exum to make an appearance with the Stars, and more.   Author informationDan

Jazz big man Rudy Gobert believes in himself. That much is evident, and if you need more proof, ESPN.com has you covered.  Gobert told the Worldwide Leader's Tim McMahon that he thinks he's the NBA's best center. Not in terms of potential. Not in terms of future trajectory. Right this minute, he doesn't think there's a better center. "To be honest, right now, I think it's me."  Ken and Dan Clayton team up in this latest installment of the SCH podcast to evaluate just how bold (or unbold) the Stifle

The Jazz, their best player and their young reserve guard are all in very different places than they were last week.For Hayward and team overall, that's good news. Dan and Ken Clayton reconvene to talk about Utah's 4-game win streak and Hayward's strong week. They also take a long look at the point guard situation, trying to suss out the real reasons behind Dante Exum surrendering his reserve role. Author informationDan ClaytonDan covered Utah Jazz basketball for more than 10 years, including as a