While Conley returned and Mitchell broke out of his shooting slump, Clarkson's streak came to an end
After struggling to shoot the ball for much of the season, Utah head coach Quin Snyder knew it was just a matter of time before the Jazz broke out of their mini slump.
"It (the ball) can't go in if you don't shoot," Snyder said. "As long as we are taking good ones, we just maintain our confidence. We got guys that are good shooters, and things even out over time."
Snyder was proven right as Utah started the game 5-for-5 from beyond the arc, en route to a 107-95 victory over Milwaukee on Halloween night.