The Utah Jazz got off to a slow start Monday in New Orleans. Once they ran and spaced, though, they wound up making 19 3-pointers — putting an end to a streak of games in which they were neither prolific nor efficient from beyond the arc.
Monday’s victory in New Orleans sees Utah belatedly commit to running and spacing, and the result is a game-changing 19-for-39 performance from beyond the arc.
“We were in mud early in the game, and when that happens, we basically build a wall for ourselves,” Snyder said. “We can’t have any pace, we can’t have any force. And that’s a hard way to play, especially when we’re a team that’s trying to attack.” To his point, the Jazz totaled exactly zero fast-break points against the Pelicans, and gave precisely zero people an impression of Magic and Worthy.
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