During his pregame press conference, head coach Quin Snyder was tired of talking about Utah’s offensive struggles.
Just like his players have said throughout the last few weeks, Snyder wasn’t concerned about shots falling. It’s the same team he had last year, and he knew what they were capable of doing — it was just a matter of time before that invisible lid on the rim magically disappeared.
“I would expect, at least on some level, that we start making more shots,” Snyder said.
That's exactly what happened Tuesday night.
Playing in front of a loud and raucous home crowd, Utah ended its two-game losing streak with a 110-98 victory over visiting Atlanta, kicking off a five-game homestand for the Jazz.