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About the Team
The Utah Jazz began as the New Orleans Jazz in 1974, then struggled through a decade at the bottom before emerging as perennial contenders in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The original Jazz lineup featured high-scoring Hall of Famer "Pistol Pete" Maravich, one of the most entertaining players in NBA history. In its later incarnation as the Utah Jazz, the team&s main drawing cards have been scoring machine Adrian Dantley; Darrell Griffith, basketball&s "Dr. Dunkenstein"; guard John Stockton, whom many observers consider the best passer in league history; and Karl Malone, a forward who has combined power and grace to become one of the dominant stars of his era
At the end of the 1978-79 season the Jazz&s ownership announced plans to move from New Orleans to Salt Lake City, Utah. Around the league the news was met with raised eyebrows and predictable jokes about taking a team named the Jazz into the staid atmosphere of Salt Lake City. Apart from the incongruity of the team&s nickname, there were more serious concerns regarding whether the club could win the affection of fans previously loyal to the American Basketball Association&s Utah Stars, who had disbanded after the 1974-75 season. 1983-84, the Jazz clinched their first-ever playoff berth by winning the Midwest Division. They needed five games to get past the Denver Nuggets in the first round, but then fell to the Phoenix Suns in the Western Conference Semifinals. Utah&s astute move in the 1984 NBA Draft would put the franchise on a winning path for more than a decade. With the 16th pick overall the Jazz selected little-known 6-1 guard John Stockton of Gonzaga University. Stockton joined a team brimming with promise, but 1984-85 was a minor disappointment. Dantley staged a prolonged holdout, John Drew was suspended, and the Jazz slipped to 41-41-tied with San Antonio for fourth place in the Midwest Division. In the shadow of the Rocky Mountains, the 1996-97 Utah Jazz quietly destroyed nearly every team in its path, earning the best record in franchise history (64-18), a trip to the NBA Finals and a healthy dose of nationwide attention and respect that had eluded the team in previous seasons. For the first time in their history, the Jazz posted the best regular-season record in the Western Conference, earning home-court advantage throughout the playoffs. That loomed large for the Jazz, who had advanced to the Conference Finals three times in the previous five seasons and lost each time. After a 38-3 record at the Delta Center during the regular season, the Jazz stormed past the Clippers, Lakers and Rockets in the Western Conference playoffs, winning all eight home games. The 1997-98 Utah Jazz was a team that somehow got a year better, not a year older as many predicted. Led by the ageless duo of John Stockton and Karl Malone, the Jazz reached into the fountain of youth to post a 62-20 record in the regular season, fly past a talented, young Lakers team in the Conference Finals and earn a return engagement in the NBA Finals. Karl Malone earned his second MVP award in the 1998-99 season and Utah won the West&s most exciting first-round playoff series, but the Jazz weren&t able to win their third consecutive conference title. 2000-01, Malone for the 12th time in his career is selected to the NBA All-Star Game and was named the All-NBA Third Team at season’s finale. 2002-03 Utah finishes with a 47-35 record, their 18th consecutive winning season and 20th at .500 or better. They qualify for their 20th consecutive playoffs and play the second-seeded Sacramento Kings. For the second-straight season. The Kings prove to be too much and win the series, 4-1.
About the Stadium
Delta Center opened its doors Oct 4, 1991. It host 19,911 patrons for NBA games. Utah Jazz defeated the Seattle SuperSonics in there first game at the arena on Nov 7, 1991.
Disabled seating is available to all events in sections 4,21,115,129, and 139. Food is provided by the Marriott Corporation and includes items such as Pizza Hut, Russell hand dipped ice cream, garden salads, baked potatoes, and kosher hot dogs. Abundant parking is available in the area surrounding the Delta Center, which has no on site facility.
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