Today, we revisit the 1994 NBA Playoffs and the Utah Jazz's run to the Western Conference Finals. While we all know how that season ended, many people don't realize how good that Jazz team could have been had things gone differently.
The Jazz finished 53-29 during the regular season in 1993-94, good for third in their division (behind Houston and San Antonio), which gave them the No. 5 seed in the West.
The Jazz didn't have homecourt in the first round, but were still able to manhandle the 55-27 San Antonio Spurs and NBA MVP runner-up David Robinson in a 3-1 opening round victory.