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Stats that tell the story of the Jazz’s week.
100.1
Another player who deserves a massive amoung of credit for stepping up in recent weeks is Georges Niang. The sharpshooting forward also sports a 100.0 DRtg for the season, just a tenth of a point off of Conley’s team-best figure. He has sustained that good defense since the injuries started, at 100.1 since April 8. Here’s a thread of nice defensive moments from last week.
+38.5
The Jazz’s new makeshift starting five — Ingles, Bogdanovic, Royce O’Neale, Niang and Gobert — is up to an unbelievable +38.5 net rating with 122 possessions. That is in the top 2% of all NBA lineups with at least 15 possessions together. The two hybrid bench units Utah has been running while Conley and Mitchell have been out are also both in the top 10%: the Trent Forrest-Clarkson-O’Neale-Bogey-Derrick Favors group has been +23.1 so far, and the group of Ingles-Clarkson-Miye Oni-Niang-Gobert is +30.0. It’s notable that the Jazz have been so successful at cobbling together not just a winning rotation amid the absences, but three separate *dominant* core lineups. (The 122-200 possession played by each of these quintets isn’t a lot, so be cautious about assuming a ton this early. It’s still a great start.)
The Jazz are up to +9.0 in non-gargabe minutes with ANY lineup combination that doesn’t include Conley or Mitchell, which is amazing. That’s the efficiency differential of a 60+ win team.
+12.2
Per Cleaning the Glass, the Jazz raised their offensive rating by 12.2 points just through their transition efficiency in Friday’s dramatic win over Denver. Notably, they turned 31% of their live defensive rebounds into transition plays, and scored a full two points per play on those trips. Overall, it was their second best night of the season at reaping the benefits of transition play, and their best at playing off of opponent misses (+9.6 added to their ORtg from transition plays off a live rebound).
37.0%
Utah’s shackled the Spurs on Wednesday night to the tune of 37.0% eFG defense, their best mark of the season and in the top 1% of all NBA games played this year. And in *both* Jazz-Spurs games this week, the hosts held San Antonio to just a half poin
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