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Ryan McDonald
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SALT LAKE CITY — For at least a little while, things were back to normal for the Utah Jazz on Thursday.
Players were focused, there was ball movement with four or five passes going from corner to corner and no one had his hands on his knees because of fatigue.
In short, Jazz basketball was happening for the first time in four months, at least the way point guard Mike Conley saw the opening portion of the team’s practice Thursday inside the NBA’s “bubble” at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando — its first time all together on the court since March — as head coach Quin Snyder allowed the group to just play for a while.
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Players were focused, there was ball movement with four or five passes going from corner to corner and no one had his hands on his knees because of fatigue.
In short, Jazz basketball was happening for the first time in four months, at least the way point guard Mike Conley saw the opening portion of the team’s practice Thursday inside the NBA’s “bubble” at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando — its first time all together on the court since March — as head coach Quin Snyder allowed the group to just play for a while.
Full Story from the Deseret News...