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- Season
- 2025
- Game date
- 2026-02-20T23:00:00.000000Z
- Start time
- 2026-02-20T23:00:00.000000Z
- Home team id
- 15
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- 30
- Home score
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- 21
- 26
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- Current period
- 4
- Halftime
- No
- Arena
- FedExForum
- Arena city
- Memphis
- Arena state
- TN
- Stage
- 2
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- Name
- Memphis Grizzlies
- Nickname
- Grizzlies
- Code
- MEM
- City
- Memphis
- Conference
- west
- Division
- Southwest
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- Bio fr
- <p>Les Memphis Grizzlies incarnent l'esprit combatif et la résilience du basketball professionnel américain depuis leur installation dans la ville du blues en 2001. Cette franchise de la Conférence Ouest, qui évolue dans la Division Southwest, a su construire une identité unique basée sur la ténacité et le travail acharné, reflétant parfaitement l'âme de Memphis, Tennessee.</p> <p>Sous la direction du propriétaire Robert Pera, entrepreneur technologique visionnaire, les Grizzlies bénéficient d'une approche moderne et analytique du basketball. Le tandem formé par le General Manager Zach Kleiman et l'entraîneur principal Taylor Jenkins représente une nouvelle génération de dirigeants NBA, privilégiant le développement des jeunes talents et l'innovation tactique. Leur philosophie s'articule autour de la construction d'une culture gagnante durable, mêlant tradition défensive et basketball moderne.</p> <p>Bien que la franchise n'ait jamais remporté de championnat NBA, elle a marqué l'histoire de la ligue par ses performances mémorables et son style de jeu unique. Les Grizzlies ont notamment brillé durant l'ère "Grit and Grind", une époque dorée qui a vu l'équipe devenir l'une des défenses les plus redoutables de la NBA et atteindre régulièrement les playoffs.</p> <p>Deux légendes de la franchise ont vu leur maillot retiré et suspendu aux poutres de l'arène. Marc Gasol, le pivot espagnol au numéro 33, a incarné l'intelligence basketballistique et la polyvalence durant de nombreuses saisons, devenant une figure emblématique de Memphis. Zach Randolph, porteur du numéro 50, représente quant à lui l'esprit combatif des Grizzlies avec son jeu physique et sa détermination sans faille dans la raquette.</p> <p>La riche histoire de la franchise s'enrichit également des contributions exceptionnelles de joueurs légendaires comme Pau Gasol, le frère aîné de Marc qui a posé les bases du succès futur, Mike Conley Jr., meneur exemplaire et véritable général sur le terrain, ou encore Tony Allen, défenseur impitoyable surnommé "The Grindfather". Les fans se souviennent aussi de Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Shane Battier, du flamboyant Jason Williams, de Bryant Reeves et plus récemment de Ja Morant, prodige athlétique qui a révolutionné le jeu offensif de l'équipe.</p> <p>Actuellement, avec un bilan de 24 victoires pour 45 défaites, les Grizzlies traversent une période de reconstruction. Cette saison 2025-26 s'inscrit dans une logique de développement à long terme, l'organisation mise sur la progression de ses jeunes talents et la construction d'un noyau compétitif pour les années à venir. L'ambition reste claire : retrouver les sommets de la Conférence Ouest et décrocher ce premier titre NBA tant convoité, tout en perpétuant l'héritage unique de cette franchise qui a su conquérir le cœur des amateurs de basketball par son authenticité et sa passion.</p>
- Bio en
- <p>The Memphis Grizzlies stand as one of the NBA's most compelling franchise stories, embodying the gritty, blue-collar spirit of their Tennessee home while navigating through a challenging 2025-26 campaign that sees them sitting at 24-45 in the competitive Western Conference's Southwest Division. Under the ownership of Robert Pera since 2012, the franchise has cultivated an identity rooted in defensive tenacity and relentless effort that mirrors the work ethic of Memphis itself.</p> <p>Originally founded as the Vancouver Grizzlies in 1995 before relocating to Memphis in 2001, the franchise has never captured an NBA championship but has built a legacy around memorable playoff runs and unforgettable characters. The organization's culture reached its zenith during the "Grit and Grind" era of the 2010s, when players like Marc Gasol, Zach Randolph, Mike Conley Jr., and Tony Allen transformed Memphis into a feared playoff contender known for their suffocating defense and physical style of play.</p> <p>The franchise's pantheon of legends reflects both eras of their existence, from early stars like Bryant Reeves and Shareef Abdur-Rahim in Vancouver, to the crafty Jason Williams and defensive stalwart Shane Battier in their early Memphis years. The Gasol brothers, Pau and Marc, represent perhaps the most significant international connection in franchise history, with Marc's jersey number 33 hanging in the rafters alongside Zach Randolph's number 50 – the only two retired numbers in team history, symbolizing the heart and soul of those memorable Grizzlies teams.</p> <p>Current leadership remains anchored by General Manager Zach Kleiman and Head Coach Taylor Jenkins, who have worked to rebuild the franchise around emerging talent while maintaining the organizational values that defined their most successful periods. Their vision centers on developing young players within a system that emphasizes team basketball and defensive commitment, hallmarks that have defined Memphis basketball culture for over two decades.</p> <p>The modern face of the franchise has been Ja Morant, whose explosive athleticism and highlight-reel plays have energized the fanbase and brought national attention back to Memphis basketball. Morant's emergence as a legitimate superstar has provided hope that the Grizzlies can return to their playoff-contending ways, even as this season's struggles suggest the team remains in a transitional phase.</p> <p>Robert Pera's ownership has been marked by a commitment to the Memphis community and a patient approach to building sustainable success. His investment in both the team and the city has helped solidify the Grizzlies' place in Memphis culture, where the franchise serves as a source of civic pride despite never reaching the ultimate goal of an NBA championship.</p> <p>As the 2025-26 season winds down with playoff hopes diminished, the Grizzlies find themselves at another crossroads, seeking to recapture the magic that once made FedExForum one of the NBA's most intimidating venues. The challenge remains building around their core talent while maintaining the defensive identity and competitive spirit that has defined Memphis basketball throughout their nearly three-decade journey from expansion franchise to beloved community institution.</p>
- Owner
- Robert Pera
- General manager
- Zach Kleiman
- Head coach
- Taylor Jenkins
- President
- Not provided by the source.
- Retired jerseys
- Number
- 50
- Player
- Zach Randolph
- Year
- 2022
- Number
- 33
- Player
- Marc Gasol
- Year
- 2023
- Championships
- Not provided by the source.
- Championship count
- 0
- Notable players
- Name
- Marc Gasol
- Years
- 2008-2019
- Jersey
- 33
- Name
- Zach Randolph
- Years
- 2009-2017
- Jersey
- 50
- Name
- Mike Conley Jr.
- Years
- 2007-2019
- Jersey
- 11
- Name
- Pau Gasol
- Years
- 2001-2008
- Jersey
- 16
- Name
- Tony Allen
- Years
- 2010-2017
- Jersey
- 9
- Name
- Shareef Abdur-Rahim
- Years
- 1996-2001
- Jersey
- 3
- Name
- Shane Battier
- Years
- 2001-2006
- Jersey
- 31
- Name
- Jason Williams
- Years
- 1998-2001
- Jersey
- 55
- Name
- Bryant Reeves
- Years
- 1995-2001
- Jersey
- 50
- Name
- Ja Morant
- Years
- 2019-
- Jersey
- 12
- Name
- Jaren Jackson Jr.
- Years
- 2018-
- Jersey
- 13
- Name
- Rudy Gay
- Years
- 2006-2013
- Jersey
- 22
- Honours
- Title
- Southwest Division Champions
- Year
- 2013
- Details
- 56-26 record
- Title
- Southwest Division Champions
- Year
- 2022
- Details
- 56-26 record
- History fr
- <p>L'histoire des Memphis Grizzlies débute en 1995 avec une promesse d'expansion qui allait connaître des tribulations géographiques avant de trouver sa véritable identité dans le Sud américain. Née sous le nom de Vancouver Grizzlies lors de la saison 1995-96, cette franchise canadienne faisait partie de l'expansion NBA aux côtés des Toronto Raptors, marquant l'arrivée du basketball professionnel au Canada.</p> <p>Les premières années vancouveroises furent marquées par les difficultés typiques d'une équipe d'expansion. Malgré la présence de joueurs comme Bryant Reeves, surnommé "Big Country", et Shareef Abdur-Rahim qui émergea comme une étoile offensive, les Grizzlies peinaient à trouver leur rythme. Le taux de change défavorable du dollar canadien et les difficultés à attirer les grandes stars compliquèrent l'établissement de la franchise dans le marché vancouverois.</p> <p>Le tournant majeur survint en 2001 avec le déménagement vers Memphis, Tennessee. Cette relocalisation marqua le début d'une nouvelle ère pour la franchise, qui conserva son identité visuelle mais adopta une mentalité différente. L'arrivée de Pau Gasol lors de la draft 2001 constitua la première pierre d'un édifice qui allait progressivement se construire.</p> <p>L'ère Jerry West, qui rejoignit l'organisation en tant que président, apporta une crédibilité immédiate. Sous sa direction, Memphis commença à attirer des talents et à développer une culture gagnante. Pau Gasol devint rapidement le visage de la franchise, remportant le titre de Rookie of the Year en 2002 et établissant les fondations d'une équipe compétitive.</p> <p>La véritable transformation s'opéra au début des années 2010 avec l'émergence du style "Grit and Grind". Cette philosophie, incarnée par des joueurs comme Zach Randolph, Marc Gasol (frère de Pau), Tony Allen, et Mike Conley Jr., révolutionna l'identité de l'équipe. Les Grizzlies devinrent synonymes de défense acharnée, de jeu physique et de résilience mentale.</p> <p>L'apogée de cette ère survint lors des playoffs 2011, quand Memphis, huitième tête de série, créa la sensation en éliminant les San Antonio Spurs, premiers de la conférence Ouest, au premier tour. Cette victoire historique, menée par l'intensité défensive de Tony Allen et la polyvalence de Zach Randolph, propulsa les Grizzlies sur la carte nationale et établit leur réputation de "giant killers".</p> <p>Les années suivantes confirmèrent cette montée en puissance. Marc Gasol, élu Défenseur de l'Année en 2013, et Mike Conley Jr. formèrent un duo redoutable, menant l'équipe vers plusieurs participations consécutives aux playoffs. Le point culminant arriva en 2013 avec une mémorable série de Finales de Conférence contre les San Antonio Spurs, où Memphis poussa l'éventuel champion NBA jusqu'au match 7.</p> <p>La fin des années 2010 marqua une transition nécessaire. Le départ de Marc Gasol vers Toronto en 2019, où il remportera son premier championnat NBA, symbolisa la fin de l'ère "Grit and Grind". L'organisation entreprit alors une reconstruction stratégique, axée sur le développement de jeunes talents.</p> <p>L'arrivée de Ja Morant, sélectionné deuxième choix de la draft 2019, inaugura une nouvelle ère explosive. Son style de jeu spectaculaire, combinant vitesse, athlétisme et leadership naturel, redonna immédiatement espoir aux fans de Memphis. Rookie of the Year en 2020, Morant incarna rapidement l'avenir de la franchise.</p> <p>Sous la direction de Taylor Jenkins et avec des compléments comme Jaren Jackson Jr. et Desmond Bane, les Grizzlies ont retrouvé les playoffs en 2021, dépassant toutes les attentes. Leur progression fulgurante culmine avec leur statut actuel de contendant sérieux dans l'Ouest, prouvant que Memphis peut à nouveau rêver grand. Bien qu'aucun championnat NBA ne figure encore au palmarès, l'histoire des Grizzlies illustre parfaitement la persévérance et l'évolution constante du basketball professionnel moderne.</p>
- History en
- <p>The Memphis Grizzlies franchise began its NBA journey as the Vancouver Grizzlies during the 1995-96 season, part of the league's expansion into Canada alongside the Toronto Raptors. Founded in Vancouver, British Columbia, the team was named after the region's grizzly bear population, establishing an identity that would endure even through relocation.</p> <p>The Vancouver years (1995-2001) were marked by struggle and growing pains typical of expansion franchises. Playing at General Motors Place, the Grizzlies endured six difficult seasons, never achieving a winning record. The team's best Vancouver season came in 2000-01 with a 23-59 record under head coach Sidney Lowe. Key players during this era included Shareef Abdur-Rahim, who became the franchise's first star, averaging over 20 points per game for multiple seasons, and Mike Bibby, drafted third overall in 1998.</p> <p>Financial difficulties and limited fan support led to the franchise's relocation to Memphis, Tennessee, in 2001. The move transformed the Grizzlies into the first major professional sports franchise in Memphis since the ABA's Memphis Sounds. Playing initially at the Pyramid Arena before moving to FedExForum in 2004, the team began building a new identity in the basketball-loving city.</p> <p>The early Memphis years saw gradual improvement under general manager Jerry West, who joined the organization in 2002. West's shrewd draft picks and trades began reshaping the roster. The 2003 NBA Draft proved pivotal when Memphis selected Pau Gasol, who would become the franchise's first All-Star and cornerstone player. Gasol's arrival marked the beginning of the team's competitive era.</p> <p>The Grizzlies achieved their first playoff appearance in 2004, reaching the postseason for three consecutive years (2004-2006). Though they were swept in the first round each time, these appearances established Memphis as a legitimate NBA market and built a passionate fanbase known as "Grit and Grind" faithful.</p> <p>The franchise's golden era emerged in the early 2010s under the "Grit and Grind" identity. After trading Pau Gasol to the Lakers in 2008 for his younger brother Marc Gasol, the team developed a defensive-minded, physical style of play. The core of Marc Gasol, Zach Randolph, Mike Conley Jr., and Tony Allen became synonymous with Memphis basketball culture.</p> <p>This era peaked with seven consecutive playoff appearances from 2011-2017, including the franchise's greatest achievement: reaching the Western Conference Finals in 2013. The Grizzlies' upset victory over the top-seeded San Antonio Spurs in the first round of the 2011 playoffs, becoming just the fourth eighth seed to defeat a first seed, remains one of the most iconic moments in franchise history.</p> <p>Marc Gasol emerged as the team's greatest player, earning Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2013 and multiple All-Star selections. Mike Conley Jr. became the franchise's most consistent point guard, while Zach Randolph provided interior toughness that epitomized the "Grit and Grind" philosophy.</p> <p>The late 2010s brought transition as the core aged. The team traded Marc Gasol and Mike Conley in 2019, officially ending the "Grit and Grind" era. However, this period also introduced Ja Morant, selected second overall in the 2019 NBA Draft, who immediately transformed the franchise's trajectory with his explosive athleticism and leadership.</p> <p>Under Morant's leadership and coach Taylor Jenkins, the Grizzlies have experienced a remarkable renaissance. The 2021-22 season saw Memphis achieve a franchise-record 56 wins and the second seed in the Western Conference playoffs. Morant's Rookie of the Year campaign in 2020 and subsequent All-Star selections have restored excitement to Memphis basketball.</p> <p>The current era features a young, talented roster built around Morant, Jaren Jackson Jr., and Desmond Bane, representing a new generation of Grizzlies basketball. While championships remain elusive, the franchise has established itself as a model of small-market success, combining passionate fan support with competitive basketball that honors both the "Grit and Grind" legacy and an exciting, fast-paced future.</p>
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- Nba franchise
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- Name
- Utah Jazz
- Nickname
- Jazz
- Code
- UTA
- City
- Utah
- Conference
- west
- Division
- Northwest
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- Bio fr
- <p>Le Utah Jazz représente l'une des franchises les plus respectées de la NBA, incarnant depuis plus de quatre décennies l'excellence sportive et la passion du basketball dans l'État de l'Utah. Fondée en 1974 sous le nom des New Orleans Jazz, l'équipe a trouvé sa véritable identité après son déménagement à Salt Lake City en 1979, où elle a développé une culture unique mêlant détermination, esprit d'équipe et fidélité à ses valeurs.</p> <p>Sous la propriété de Ryan Smith, homme d'affaires visionnaire qui a acquis la franchise en 2020, le Jazz traverse actuellement une phase de reconstruction ambitieuse. Avec un bilan de 21 victoires pour 49 défaites en cette saison 2025-26, l'organisation mise sur le développement à long terme et la construction d'une base solide pour retrouver les sommets de la Conférence Ouest. Smith, connu pour son approche moderne et innovante, insuffle un vent de renouveau à une franchise qui cherche à écrire un nouveau chapitre de son histoire.</p> <p>Bien que le Jazz n'ait jamais remporté de championnat NBA, la franchise peut s'enorgueillir d'un héritage exceptionnel, marqué par l'une des dynasties les plus remarquables des années 1990. Le duo légendaire composé de Karl Malone et John Stockton a illuminé la NBA pendant près de deux décennies, propulsant Utah vers deux finales consécutives en 1997 et 1998. Ces deux géants du basketball font partie des huit maillots retirés par la franchise, aux côtés de légendes comme Pete Maravich, l'artiste du dribble qui a marqué les premières années de l'équipe, Adrian Dantley, le prolifique scoreur, ou encore Mark Eaton, le géant protecteur de la raquette.</p> <p>L'identité du Jazz s'est forgée autour de personnalités exceptionnelles qui ont transcendé le simple cadre sportif. Jeff Hornacek et Darrell Griffith complètent ce panthéon de légendes locales, tandis que des joueurs comme Andrei Kirilenko, Deron Williams et Carlos Boozer ont perpétué la tradition d'excellence dans les années 2000, maintenant Utah parmi les prétendants sérieux de la Conférence Ouest.</p> <p>L'engagement de la franchise envers l'Afrique et le développement du basketball sur le continent s'inscrit dans la vision globale de Ryan Smith. Le Jazz participe activement aux programmes de la NBA destinés à promouvoir le sport en Afrique, reconnaissant l'immense potentiel du continent et l'importance croissante des joueurs africains dans l'évolution du basketball moderne.</p> <p>Aujourd'hui, le Utah Jazz se concentre sur l'avenir avec optimisme, cherchant à identifier et développer les futurs talents qui porteront les couleurs de Salt Lake City vers de nouveaux sommets. La patience et la méthodologie qui caractérisent cette reconstruction témoignent de la maturité d'une organisation qui sait que les fondations solides d'aujourd'hui détermineront les succès de demain. Dans une ligue en constante évolution, le Jazz reste fidèle à ses valeurs tout en s'adaptant aux exigences du basketball moderne.</p>
- Bio en
- <p>The Utah Jazz stands as one of the NBA's most enduring franchises, built upon a foundation of exceptional teamwork, fundamental basketball, and unwavering community connection. Founded in 1974 as the New Orleans Jazz before relocating to Salt Lake City in 1979, the franchise has cultivated a distinctive identity rooted in passionate fan support and a commitment to basketball excellence that resonates far beyond the American West.</p> <p>Under the ownership of Ryan Smith, who acquired the team in 2020, the Jazz organization has embraced a progressive vision that honors its storied past while positioning for future success. Smith's leadership has brought fresh energy to the franchise, emphasizing innovation, community engagement, and a global perspective that aligns with basketball's expanding international reach. The current season's 21-49 record reflects a strategic rebuild, as the organization methodically constructs its next competitive foundation.</p> <p>While the Jazz have yet to capture an NBA championship, their legacy is defined by sustained excellence and unforgettable playoff moments. The franchise reached the NBA Finals twice during the 1990s, falling to Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls in both 1997 and 1998. These appearances represent the pinnacle of an era that showcased some of basketball's most fundamental and effective play.</p> <p>The Jazz pantheon of legends is immortalized through eight retired jerseys, each representing a cornerstone of franchise history. John Stockton's #12 and Karl Malone's #32 form the heart of this legacy, their pick-and-roll mastery defining Jazz basketball for nearly two decades. Stockton, the NBA's all-time leader in assists and steals, embodied the selfless team-first mentality that became synonymous with Utah basketball. Malone, "The Mailman," delivered consistent excellence as one of the league's greatest power forwards and remains the franchise's all-time leading scorer.</p> <p>Pete Maravich's #7 honors the innovative guard whose brief but memorable tenure brought early excitement to the franchise. Adrian Dantley's #4 recognizes a prolific scorer whose efficient offensive game laid groundwork for future success. The defensive anchors Mark Eaton (#53) and the energetic Darrell Griffith (#35) represent the franchise's commitment to complete basketball. Jeff Hornacek's #14 celebrates a skilled guard who bridged eras, while Frank Layden's #1 honors the beloved coach who shaped the franchise's early identity.</p> <p>Beyond retired numbers, the Jazz legacy includes dynamic players like Andrei Kirilenko, whose versatility and defensive prowess exemplified international basketball excellence, and the explosive point guard duo of Deron Williams and Carlos Boozer, who carried the franchise through successful early 2000s campaigns.</p> <p>Currently navigating a rebuilding phase, the Jazz organization focuses on developing young talent and establishing sustainable competitive structures. This strategic approach reflects lessons learned from decades of basketball operations and positions the franchise for future success in an increasingly competitive Western Conference. The Northwest Division rivals continue to challenge Utah's basketball vision, creating compelling storylines for African basketball enthusiasts following NBA competition.</p> <p>As the Jazz continue their evolution under Smith's ownership, the franchise maintains its commitment to fundamental basketball excellence while embracing the global nature of modern NBA competition, ensuring their unique basketball culture remains relevant for future generations of players and fans worldwide.</p>
- Owner
- Ryan Smith
- General manager
- Not provided by the source.
- Head coach
- Not provided by the source.
- President
- Not provided by the source.
- Retired jerseys
- Number
- 1
- Player
- Frank Layden
- Year
- 1988
- Number
- 4
- Player
- Adrian Dantley
- Year
- 2007
- Number
- 7
- Player
- Pete Maravich
- Year
- 1985
- Number
- 12
- Player
- John Stockton
- Year
- 2004
- Number
- 14
- Player
- Jeff Hornacek
- Year
- 2002
- Number
- 32
- Player
- Karl Malone
- Year
- 2006
- Number
- 35
- Player
- Darrell Griffith
- Year
- 1993
- Number
- 53
- Player
- Mark Eaton
- Year
- 1996
- Championships
- Not provided by the source.
- Championship count
- 0
- Notable players
- Name
- Karl Malone
- Years
- 1985-2003
- Jersey
- 32
- Name
- John Stockton
- Years
- 1984-2003
- Jersey
- 12
- Name
- Pete Maravich
- Years
- 1974-1980
- Jersey
- 7
- Name
- Adrian Dantley
- Years
- 1979-1986
- Jersey
- 4
- Name
- Mark Eaton
- Years
- 1982-1993
- Jersey
- 53
- Name
- Jeff Hornacek
- Years
- 1994-2000
- Jersey
- 14
- Name
- Darrell Griffith
- Years
- 1980-1991
- Jersey
- 35
- Name
- Andrei Kirilenko
- Years
- 2001-2011
- Jersey
- 47
- Name
- Deron Williams
- Years
- 2005-2011
- Jersey
- 8
- Name
- Carlos Boozer
- Years
- 2004-2010
- Jersey
- 5
- Name
- Gordon Hayward
- Years
- 2010-2017
- Jersey
- 20
- Name
- Donovan Mitchell
- Years
- 2017-2022
- Jersey
- 45
- Name
- Rudy Gobert
- Years
- 2013-2022
- Jersey
- 27
- Honours
- Title
- Western Conference Champions
- Year
- 1997
- Details
- Beat Houston Rockets 4-2
- Title
- Western Conference Champions
- Year
- 1998
- Details
- Beat Los Angeles Lakers 4-0
- Title
- Midwest Division Champions
- Year
- 1989
- Details
- Not provided by the source.
- Title
- Midwest Division Champions
- Year
- 1992
- Details
- Not provided by the source.
- Title
- Midwest Division Champions
- Year
- 1996
- Details
- Not provided by the source.
- Title
- Midwest Division Champions
- Year
- 1997
- Details
- Not provided by the source.
- Title
- Midwest Division Champions
- Year
- 1998
- Details
- Not provided by the source.
- Title
- Midwest Division Champions
- Year
- 1999
- Details
- Not provided by the source.
- Title
- Northwest Division Champions
- Year
- 2007
- Details
- Not provided by the source.
- Title
- Northwest Division Champions
- Year
- 2008
- Details
- Not provided by the source.
- Title
- Northwest Division Champions
- Year
- 2009
- Details
- Not provided by the source.
- Title
- Northwest Division Champions
- Year
- 2010
- Details
- Not provided by the source.
- Title
- Northwest Division Champions
- Year
- 2021
- Details
- Not provided by the source.
- History fr
- <p>L'histoire des Utah Jazz débute en 1974, non pas dans les montagnes enneigées de l'Utah, mais sous le soleil de la Nouvelle-Orléans. Fondée par un groupe d'investisseurs emmené par Sam Battistone et dirigée par Bill Bertka, la franchise des New Orleans Jazz fait ses premiers pas dans la NBA avec un nom parfaitement adapté à la ville du jazz.</p> <p>Les débuts louisianais sont difficiles. Malgré la présence de joueurs comme Pete Maravich, l'un des plus grands artistes du basketball avec ses passes spectaculaires et ses moyennes de plus de 25 points par match, l'équipe peine à trouver son public et sa stabilité financière. Après cinq saisons frustrantes à la Nouvelle-Orléans, marquées par des difficultés économiques persistantes, la franchise déménage vers Salt Lake City en 1979, conservant paradoxalement le nom "Jazz" dans une ville où la musique country domine.</p> <p>L'arrivée en Utah marque le début d'une lente progression. Frank Layden prend les rênes d'une équipe en reconstruction, mais c'est l'arrivée de Jerry Sloan comme entraîneur en 1988 qui transforme véritablement la franchise. Sloan, ancien joueur dur à cuire des Chicago Bulls, impose une philosophie de jeu rigoureuse basée sur la discipline et le travail collectif.</p> <p>L'ère dorée des Jazz commence véritablement avec l'émergence du duo légendaire Karl Malone et John Stockton. Malone, surnommé "The Mailman" pour sa régularité exemplaire, devient l'un des ailiers-forts les plus dominants de l'histoire NBA, terminant sa carrière comme deuxième meilleur marqueur de tous les temps. Stockton, meneur discret mais redoutablement efficace, établit des records de passes décisives et d'interceptions qui semblent inatteignables.</p> <p>Cette association magique propulse Utah vers ses plus beaux moments. Les Jazz atteignent deux finales NBA consécutives en 1997 et 1998, mais tombent à chaque fois face aux Chicago Bulls de Michael Jordan. Le premier duel est particulièrement serré, s'achevant sur un tir victorieux de Jordan au Game 6. La revanche de 1998 se solde par une nouvelle défaite, marquée par le fameux "Last Shot" de Jordan face à Byron Russell.</p> <p>Après le départ de leurs légendes au début des années 2000, les Jazz traversent une période de transition avant de retrouver les sommets sous l'impulsion de Deron Williams et Carlos Boozer. L'équipe atteint régulièrement les playoffs entre 2007 et 2010, offrant des séries mémorables notamment face aux Lakers de Kobe Bryant.</p> <p>L'ère moderne débute avec l'arrivée de Quin Snyder comme entraîneur en 2014 et l'émergence progressive de Donovan Mitchell et Rudy Gobert. Mitchell, drafté en 2017, explose immédiatement avec ses performances offensives spectaculaires, notamment lors des playoffs 2020 contre Denver. Gobert, défenseur français exceptionnel, remporte trois trophées de Défenseur de l'Année et ancre une identité défensive redoutable.</p> <p>Cependant, malgré des saisons régulières prometteuses, les Jazz butent régulièrement en playoffs, notamment face aux Clippers en 2021. Les tensions entre Mitchell et Gobert conduisent à leur départ successif en 2022, marquant la fin d'une ère et le début d'une nouvelle reconstruction.</p> <p>Aujourd'hui en 2026, les Utah Jazz poursuivent leur processus de reconstruction autour de jeunes talents, fidèles à une philosophie organisationnelle qui privilégie la culture d'équipe et le développement patient des joueurs. Sous la direction de Danny Ainge, la franchise mise sur l'avenir tout en conservant l'identité défensive qui caractérise le basketball utah depuis des décennies.</p>
- History en
- <p>The Utah Jazz franchise began its journey in 1974 as the New Orleans Jazz, bringing professional basketball to the vibrant music capital of Louisiana. The team's original name perfectly captured the cultural essence of New Orleans, though the franchise would later carry this musical moniker to a very different geographical setting.</p> <p>After struggling to establish a solid fanbase and facing financial difficulties in New Orleans, the franchise relocated to Salt Lake City in 1979, becoming the Utah Jazz. Despite the obvious disconnect between the team name and Utah's cultural landscape, the Jazz moniker remained, creating one of the NBA's most geographically ironic team names.</p> <p>The early Utah years were marked by gradual improvement under coach Frank Layden, but the franchise's transformation truly began in the mid-1980s with the emergence of two legendary figures: Karl Malone and John Stockton. This dynamic duo would define Jazz basketball for nearly two decades, creating one of the most successful and consistent partnerships in NBA history.</p> <p>Under Jerry Sloan's demanding coaching philosophy, which began in 1988, the Jazz developed their signature style: disciplined execution, the pick-and-roll mastery of Stockton and Malone, and relentless defensive intensity. Stockton, the diminutive point guard with an uncanny court vision, became the NBA's all-time leader in assists and steals, while Malone, "The Mailman," evolved into one of the league's most reliable scorers and the second-highest scorer in NBA history at the time of his retirement.</p> <p>The Jazz's golden era peaked in the late 1990s with consecutive NBA Finals appearances in 1997 and 1998. Both Finals pitted Utah against Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls, resulting in heartbreaking defeats that denied the franchise its first championship. Game 6 of the 1998 Finals remains particularly painful for Jazz fans, as Jordan's iconic shot over Byron Russell sealed Chicago's victory and marked the end of an era.</p> <p>Following the retirement of Stockton in 2003 and Malone's departure to the Lakers, the Jazz entered a transitional period. However, the franchise demonstrated remarkable resilience, rebuilding around players like Deron Williams, Carlos Boozer, and Andrei Kirilenko. This new core, combined with Jerry Sloan's continued coaching excellence, helped Utah remain competitive throughout the 2000s, reaching the Western Conference Finals in 2007.</p> <p>The 2010s brought significant changes as the Jazz transitioned through various roster iterations. The arrival of players like Gordon Hayward, Derrick Favors, and eventually Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell marked another franchise renaissance. Gobert's defensive dominance earned him multiple Defensive Player of the Year awards, while Mitchell emerged as a dynamic scoring threat and the face of the franchise.</p> <p>Under coaches Quin Snyder and later Will Hardy, the Jazz have maintained their reputation as a well-coached, fundamentally sound organization. The team's consistent playoff appearances in recent years, including a Western Conference semifinals run in 2021, demonstrated their continued relevance in the competitive Western Conference landscape.</p> <p>Throughout their history, the Jazz have been defined by iconic moments beyond their Finals appearances: Stockton's series-winning three-pointer against Houston in 1997, numerous playoff battles, and the development of a passionate fanbase that creates one of the NBA's most challenging home court advantages at Vivint Arena.</p> <p>Despite never capturing an NBA championship, the Utah Jazz have established themselves as one of the league's most respected franchises. Their commitment to player development, organizational stability, and competitive excellence has created a lasting legacy that transcends their championship drought, making them a model of consistency and professionalism in professional basketball.</p>
- Bio verified
- Yes
- Arena
- Not provided by the source.
- Arena city
- Not provided by the source.
- Arena state
- Not provided by the source.
- Founded
- Not provided by the source.
- Nba franchise
- Yes
- Mvp player
- Not provided by the source.
Payload
- Quarter grid
- Quarter
- Q1
- Home
- 28
- Visitor
- 32
- Quarter
- Q2
- Home
- 27
- Visitor
- 35
- Quarter
- Q3
- Home
- 32
- Visitor
- 21
- Quarter
- Q4
- Home
- 36
- Visitor
- 26
- Lead summary
- Largest lead
- 12
- Largest lead team
- visitor
- Lead changes
- 1
- Team stats
- Home
- Players used
- 8
- Fgm
- 41
- Fga
- 83
- Fg pct
- 49.4
- Tpm
- 10
- Tpa
- 29
- Tp pct
- 34.5
- Ftm
- 20
- Fta
- 29
- Ft pct
- 69
- Rebounds off
- 11
- Rebounds def
- 29
- Rebounds total
- 40
- Assists
- 27
- Steals
- 13
- Blocks
- 5
- Turnovers
- 13
- Personal fouls
- 16
- Visitor
- Players used
- 11
- Fgm
- 46
- Fga
- 93
- Fg pct
- 49.5
- Tpm
- 13
- Tpa
- 34
- Tp pct
- 38.2
- Ftm
- 9
- Fta
- 16
- Ft pct
- 56.3
- Rebounds off
- 12
- Rebounds def
- 37
- Rebounds total
- 49
- Assists
- 28
- Steals
- 11
- Blocks
- 6
- Turnovers
- 24
- Personal fouls
- 24
- Leaders
- Home
- Scorer
- Name
- OlivierMaxence Prosper
- Value
- 23
- Jersey
- 18
- Rebounder
- Name
- L. Lovering
- Value
- 11
- Jersey
- Not provided by the source.
- Assister
- Name
- Cam Spencer
- Value
- 10
- Jersey
- 24
- Visitor
- Scorer
- Name
- Isaiah Collier
- Value
- 24
- Jersey
- 8
- Rebounder
- Name
- Cody Williams
- Value
- 9
- Jersey
- 9
- Assister
- Name
- Isaiah Collier
- Value
- 5
- Jersey
- 8
- Player stats
- Home
- Nba player id
- 322
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 15
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 30
- Points
- 23
- Assists
- 1
- Rebounds total
- 5
- Rebounds off
- 1
- Rebounds def
- 4
- Fgm
- 10
- Fga
- 16
- Fg pct
- 62.5
- Tpm
- 0
- Tpa
- 3
- Tp pct
- 0
- Ftm
- 3
- Fta
- 4
- Ft pct
- 75
- Steals
- 2
- Blocks
- 1
- Turnovers
- 3
- Personal fouls
- 5
- Plus minus
- 1
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- OlivierMaxence
- Lastname
- Prosper
- Jersey
- 18
- Position
- F
- Headshot
- Not provided by the source.
- Nba player id
- 323
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 15
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 28
- Points
- 20
- Assists
- 3
- Rebounds total
- 4
- Rebounds off
- 0
- Rebounds def
- 4
- Fgm
- 7
- Fga
- 13
- Fg pct
- 53.8
- Tpm
- 2
- Tpa
- 5
- Tp pct
- 40
- Ftm
- 4
- Fta
- 8
- Ft pct
- 50
- Steals
- 1
- Blocks
- 1
- Turnovers
- 3
- Personal fouls
- 2
- Plus minus
- 11
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- GG
- Lastname
- Jackson
- Jersey
- 45
- Position
- F
- Headshot
- Not provided by the source.
- Nba player id
- 331
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 15
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 29
- Points
- 16
- Assists
- 5
- Rebounds total
- 4
- Rebounds off
- 1
- Rebounds def
- 3
- Fgm
- 5
- Fga
- 12
- Fg pct
- 41.7
- Tpm
- 2
- Tpa
- 5
- Tp pct
- 40
- Ftm
- 4
- Fta
- 6
- Ft pct
- 66.7
- Steals
- 4
- Blocks
- 1
- Turnovers
- 2
- Personal fouls
- 1
- Plus minus
- 1
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- J.
- Lastname
- Small
- Jersey
- 10
- Position
- G
- Headshot
- Not provided by the source.
- Nba player id
- 328
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 15
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 27
- Points
- 13
- Assists
- 3
- Rebounds total
- 3
- Rebounds off
- 0
- Rebounds def
- 3
- Fgm
- 4
- Fga
- 14
- Fg pct
- 28.6
- Tpm
- 3
- Tpa
- 9
- Tp pct
- 33.3
- Ftm
- 2
- Fta
- 2
- Ft pct
- 100
- Steals
- 2
- Blocks
- 1
- Turnovers
- 1
- Personal fouls
- 2
- Plus minus
- 11
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- Jaylen
- Lastname
- Wells
- Jersey
- Not provided by the source.
- Position
- F
- Headshot
- Not provided by the source.
- Nba player id
- 332
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 15
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 32
- Points
- 11
- Assists
- 3
- Rebounds total
- 11
- Rebounds off
- 4
- Rebounds def
- 7
- Fgm
- 5
- Fga
- 8
- Fg pct
- 62.5
- Tpm
- 0
- Tpa
- 0
- Tp pct
- 0
- Ftm
- 1
- Fta
- 3
- Ft pct
- 33.3
- Steals
- 1
- Blocks
- 1
- Turnovers
- 1
- Personal fouls
- 4
- Plus minus
- 4
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- L.
- Lastname
- Lovering
- Jersey
- Not provided by the source.
- Position
- Not provided by the source.
- Headshot
- Not provided by the source.
- Nba player id
- 327
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 15
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 21
- Points
- 10
- Assists
- 10
- Rebounds total
- 3
- Rebounds off
- 0
- Rebounds def
- 3
- Fgm
- 3
- Fga
- 5
- Fg pct
- 60
- Tpm
- 1
- Tpa
- 2
- Tp pct
- 50
- Ftm
- 3
- Fta
- 3
- Ft pct
- 100
- Steals
- 1
- Blocks
- 0
- Turnovers
- 0
- Personal fouls
- 1
- Plus minus
- 11
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- Cam
- Lastname
- Spencer
- Jersey
- 24
- Position
- G
- Headshot
- Not provided by the source.
- Nba player id
- 336
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 15
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 18
- Points
- 10
- Assists
- 0
- Rebounds total
- 1
- Rebounds off
- 0
- Rebounds def
- 1
- Fgm
- 3
- Fga
- 4
- Fg pct
- 75
- Tpm
- 1
- Tpa
- 1
- Tp pct
- 100
- Ftm
- 3
- Fta
- 3
- Ft pct
- 100
- Steals
- 1
- Blocks
- 0
- Turnovers
- 1
- Personal fouls
- 1
- Plus minus
- 2
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- Kyle
- Lastname
- Anderson
- Jersey
- 12
- Position
- F
- Headshot
Image unavailable.
- Nba player id
- 324
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 15
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 25
- Points
- 9
- Assists
- 2
- Rebounds total
- 9
- Rebounds off
- 5
- Rebounds def
- 4
- Fgm
- 4
- Fga
- 11
- Fg pct
- 36.4
- Tpm
- 1
- Tpa
- 4
- Tp pct
- 25
- Ftm
- 0
- Fta
- 0
- Ft pct
- 0
- Steals
- 1
- Blocks
- 0
- Turnovers
- 2
- Personal fouls
- 0
- Plus minus
- -4
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- Taylor
- Lastname
- Hendricks
- Jersey
- 22
- Position
- F
- Headshot
Image unavailable.
- Visitor
- Nba player id
- 599
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 30
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 25
- Points
- 24
- Assists
- 5
- Rebounds total
- 2
- Rebounds off
- 0
- Rebounds def
- 2
- Fgm
- 9
- Fga
- 16
- Fg pct
- 56.3
- Tpm
- 2
- Tpa
- 5
- Tp pct
- 40
- Ftm
- 4
- Fta
- 6
- Ft pct
- 66.7
- Steals
- 4
- Blocks
- 2
- Turnovers
- 4
- Personal fouls
- 4
- Plus minus
- -2
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- Isaiah
- Lastname
- Collier
- Jersey
- 8
- Position
- G
- Headshot
- Not provided by the source.
- Nba player id
- 605
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 30
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 33
- Points
- 20
- Assists
- 3
- Rebounds total
- 6
- Rebounds off
- 3
- Rebounds def
- 3
- Fgm
- 8
- Fga
- 19
- Fg pct
- 42.1
- Tpm
- 2
- Tpa
- 9
- Tp pct
- 22.2
- Ftm
- 2
- Fta
- 3
- Ft pct
- 66.7
- Steals
- 0
- Blocks
- 1
- Turnovers
- 3
- Personal fouls
- 3
- Plus minus
- -3
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- A.
- Lastname
- Bailey
- Jersey
- 19
- Position
- G
- Headshot
- Not provided by the source.
- Nba player id
- 600
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 30
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 28
- Points
- 20
- Assists
- 4
- Rebounds total
- 6
- Rebounds off
- 1
- Rebounds def
- 5
- Fgm
- 9
- Fga
- 13
- Fg pct
- 69.2
- Tpm
- 1
- Tpa
- 2
- Tp pct
- 50
- Ftm
- 1
- Fta
- 1
- Ft pct
- 100
- Steals
- 2
- Blocks
- 2
- Turnovers
- 5
- Personal fouls
- 4
- Plus minus
- -12
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- Kyle
- Lastname
- Filipowski
- Jersey
- 2
- Position
- F
- Headshot
- Not provided by the source.
- Nba player id
- 602
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 30
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 16
- Points
- 13
- Assists
- 0
- Rebounds total
- 4
- Rebounds off
- 1
- Rebounds def
- 3
- Fgm
- 5
- Fga
- 6
- Fg pct
- 83.3
- Tpm
- 3
- Tpa
- 3
- Tp pct
- 100
- Ftm
- 0
- Fta
- 0
- Ft pct
- 0
- Steals
- 0
- Blocks
- 0
- Turnovers
- 0
- Personal fouls
- 1
- Plus minus
- -14
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- B.
- Lastname
- Hinson
- Jersey
- 25
- Position
- F
- Headshot
- Not provided by the source.
- Nba player id
- 597
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 30
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 19
- Points
- 9
- Assists
- 3
- Rebounds total
- 4
- Rebounds off
- 1
- Rebounds def
- 3
- Fgm
- 4
- Fga
- 12
- Fg pct
- 33.3
- Tpm
- 1
- Tpa
- 4
- Tp pct
- 25
- Ftm
- 0
- Fta
- 0
- Ft pct
- 0
- Steals
- 0
- Blocks
- 0
- Turnovers
- 3
- Personal fouls
- 2
- Plus minus
- -13
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- Brice
- Lastname
- Sensabaugh
- Jersey
- 28
- Position
- F
- Headshot
- Not provided by the source.
- Nba player id
- 321
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 30
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 23
- Points
- 7
- Assists
- 4
- Rebounds total
- 3
- Rebounds off
- 0
- Rebounds def
- 3
- Fgm
- 2
- Fga
- 7
- Fg pct
- 28.6
- Tpm
- 2
- Tpa
- 4
- Tp pct
- 50
- Ftm
- 1
- Fta
- 2
- Ft pct
- 50
- Steals
- 0
- Blocks
- 0
- Turnovers
- 2
- Personal fouls
- 3
- Plus minus
- -13
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- Vince
- Lastname
- Williams Jr.
- Jersey
- 5
- Position
- G
- Headshot
Image unavailable.
- Nba player id
- 606
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 30
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 5
- Points
- 6
- Assists
- 2
- Rebounds total
- 1
- Rebounds off
- 0
- Rebounds def
- 1
- Fgm
- 2
- Fga
- 2
- Fg pct
- 100
- Tpm
- 2
- Tpa
- 2
- Tp pct
- 100
- Ftm
- 0
- Fta
- 1
- Ft pct
- 0
- Steals
- 0
- Blocks
- 0
- Turnovers
- 0
- Personal fouls
- 0
- Plus minus
- 5
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- Kevin
- Lastname
- Love
- Jersey
- 42
- Position
- F
- Headshot
Image unavailable.
- Nba player id
- 315
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 30
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 31
- Points
- 6
- Assists
- 4
- Rebounds total
- 6
- Rebounds off
- 2
- Rebounds def
- 4
- Fgm
- 3
- Fga
- 6
- Fg pct
- 50
- Tpm
- 0
- Tpa
- 2
- Tp pct
- 0
- Ftm
- 0
- Fta
- 0
- Ft pct
- 0
- Steals
- 4
- Blocks
- 0
- Turnovers
- 2
- Personal fouls
- 0
- Plus minus
- 3
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- John
- Lastname
- Konchar
- Jersey
- 55
- Position
- G
- Headshot
Image unavailable.
- Nba player id
- 601
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 30
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 38
- Points
- 5
- Assists
- 2
- Rebounds total
- 9
- Rebounds off
- 3
- Rebounds def
- 6
- Fgm
- 2
- Fga
- 9
- Fg pct
- 22.2
- Tpm
- 0
- Tpa
- 3
- Tp pct
- 0
- Ftm
- 1
- Fta
- 2
- Ft pct
- 50
- Steals
- 1
- Blocks
- 1
- Turnovers
- 4
- Personal fouls
- 2
- Plus minus
- -3
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- Cody
- Lastname
- Williams
- Jersey
- 9
- Position
- F
- Headshot
Image unavailable.
- Nba player id
- 598
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 30
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 7
- Points
- 2
- Assists
- 1
- Rebounds total
- 2
- Rebounds off
- 0
- Rebounds def
- 2
- Fgm
- 1
- Fga
- 1
- Fg pct
- 100
- Tpm
- 0
- Tpa
- 0
- Tp pct
- 0
- Ftm
- 0
- Fta
- 1
- Ft pct
- 0
- Steals
- 0
- Blocks
- 0
- Turnovers
- 1
- Personal fouls
- 0
- Plus minus
- 1
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- EJ
- Lastname
- Harkless
- Jersey
- 94
- Position
- G
- Headshot
- Not provided by the source.
- Nba player id
- 595
- Nba game id
- 1188
- Nba team id
- 30
- Season
- 2025
- Stage
- 2
- Is season average
- No
- Minutes
- 14
- Points
- 2
- Assists
- 0
- Rebounds total
- 6
- Rebounds off
- 1
- Rebounds def
- 5
- Fgm
- 1
- Fga
- 2
- Fg pct
- 50
- Tpm
- 0
- Tpa
- 0
- Tp pct
- 0
- Ftm
- 0
- Fta
- 0
- Ft pct
- 0
- Steals
- 0
- Blocks
- 0
- Turnovers
- 0
- Personal fouls
- 5
- Plus minus
- 6
- Comment
- Not provided by the source.
- Player
- Firstname
- Oscar
- Lastname
- Tshiebwe
- Jersey
- 9
- Position
- C
- Headshot
- Not provided by the source.
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