Utah Jazz Tickets

Once the New Orleans Jazz, the Utah Jazz completed their move in 1979. Since then, the Jazz have enjoyed an incredible home court advantage with their players being just as effective as the raucous crowds. The result of that combination has been a lot of wins, and some Hall of Fame stars delivering the team to sustained prominence.

The 1990s were the golden era of Utah Jazz basketball, given how talented their teams were and how well they performed in the playoffs. The team was led by Karl Malone, the ruthless power forward who was able to make an impact on both the offensive and defensive ends of the floor. Known as "The Mailman", Malone frequently delivered when his team needed him the most.

Malone was accompanied by John Stockton on those Jazz teams. Stockton was a dynamic point guard, who never was afraid to get his teammates involved in the flow of the game. With an unreal number of assists during his time with the Jazz, role players were elevated due to the fact that anyone on the team was capable of receiving the ball in a position to score at any time. Since that era of competition, the Jazz have been led by plenty of quality players.

When it comes to rivals of the Utah Jazz, there aren't any bigger than the rivalry that existed between the Jazz and the Chicago Bulls in the 1990s. With both teams at the top of their respective conferences for an extended period of time, they met in the NBA Finals multiple times in the decade. Those games resulted in memorable moments on a regular basis, and established both teams as loaded with all-time great players.