MEMPHIS — Quin Snyder didn’t say much in the locker room at half time. Didn’t have to. Down 15 on the road, after back-to-back losses, struggling to make a shot, everybody in a Utah Jazz jersey knew what had to happen.
“We just knew we were better than what we were showing,” guard Donovan Mitchell said. “We would be fine.”
So after trudging into the locker room, the Jazz raced back out of it — and back into their winning ways — rallying for a 103-94 victory against the Memphis Grizzlies.
“We just came out competitive and threw ourselves into the defense,” Snyder said.