Utah Jazz: 5 Realistic Expectations For 2014-15 Season
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Utah Jazz: 5 Realistic Expectations For 2014-15 Season
Let's get real here; the Utah Jazz have a legitimate shot to make the playoffs in 2014-15. You thought I was going to say something negative, didn't you? The Jazz roster is deep and talented, and this could be the year that Utah puts it all together to make a run for the postseason. Here are the five realistic expectations for the Jazz in 2014-15.
5. Jazz Will Be Among The League Leaders In Scoring
5. Jazz Will Be Among The League Leaders In Scoring
4. Trey Burke Will Finally Develop Into A Starting Point Guard
4. Trey Burke Will Finally Develop Into A Starting Point Guard
3. Derrick Favors Will Emerge As A Big-Time Player
3. Derrick Favors Will Emerge As A Big-Time Player
2. Gordon Hayward Will Continue To Lead The Jazz In Scoring
2. Gordon Hayward Will Continue To Lead The Jazz In Scoring
1. Quin Snyder Will Lead The Jazz To The Playoffs
1. Quin Snyder Will Lead The Jazz To The Playoffs
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