SALT LAKE CITY — There’s a general assumption out there, Quin Snyder surmised, that NBA teams will be able to essentially pick up where they left off four months ago as the league restarts this month in Orlando.
On Saturday, however, the Utah Jazz’s head coach was rather quick to say that won’t exactly be the case for his group. Yes, by all accounts over the past few days since the Jazz have begun practicing, players are in shape and they remember how to execute the plays in Snyder’s system.
The thing is, though, some of those plays will have a different look to them than they did before the hiatus, and some might not be run at all, as the Jazz will be without second-leading scorer Bojan Bogdanovic, who underwent surgery on his right wrist in May and will miss the rest of the season.