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Crossover pod: SCH on the Hardwood Knocks show (opens the original)
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Salt City Hoops' Mark Russell Pereira and Dan Clayton joined Dan Favale of Hardwood Knocks for an in-depth and wide-ranging conversation about the 2026-27 Utah Jazz. The trio discuss Darryn Peterson's ceiling, Jaren Jackson Jr.'s arrival, Keyonte George's new extension, how Ace Bailey fits into the equation and much, much more. View in the video player below, or find the Hardwood Knocks podcast on Apple or Spotify. Followers of the Hardwood Knocks Patreon channel can listen ad-free. Follow the S
Podcast: Strengths and Weaknesses of the '26-27 Jazz (opens the original)
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The 2026-2027 season preview for the Utah Jazz keeps on rolling at Salt City Hoops! For this edition, Dan Clayton (Twitter: @danclayt0n) and Mark Russell Pereira (Bluesky: @jazzmanmark.com) tap into what they predict will be the biggest strengths and weaknesses for the Jazz this year. With a reshaped roster and the best players on the floor more, there should be many more bright spots and areas the team can succeed night after night. But they are far from infallible, and some sore spots that pla
Podcast: An August trade and the Jazz at FIBA (opens the original)
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As the furor and frenzy of the Utah Jazz offseason draws to a close, the Utah Jazz prove once again that their strategic cogs never stop. And they bring us a good ol' fashioned trade to close out August! Cody Williams' remarkably disappointing Utah Jazz tenure as a former #10 pick draws to a close, as he was traded alongside transient triple-double merchant John Konchar to the Timberwolves for Josh Green in a largely financially-motivated deal. The Wolves needed space for their Kuminga acquisiti
Podcast: Second apron rant + Kawhi Leonard drama (opens the original)
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A major undercurrent in the NBA offseason has been that the new 'second apron' salary cap mechanism is forcing teams to slash and burn salaries more than ever before. Is this a real roster-building problem? Are the constraints that difficult for which avoiding at all costs is prudent? Or is this just a cover for the owners to refuse paying luxury tax money for winning teams? Then, a corporate attorney's perspective on what the heck is taking so long with the Kawhi Leonard investigation. Watch in
Podcast: Schedule breakdown, weird Lakers sale, offseason recap (opens the original)
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The NBA schedule was released this week and Salt City Hoops has all the analysis! How does the Jazz travel schedule look? What are some highlights of the calendar ahead? Is this a good or bad setup for the first competitive Jazz season in 5 years? Then, a very curious and auspicious sale of the Los Angeles Lakers to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger. The new class of owners, and the incentives and reasons that these new owners are coming to the NBA, both suggest that NBA teams are not being sold to folk
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