list of Utah Jazz seasons

Utah Jazz joined the National Basketball Association (NBA) as New Orleans Jazz, an expansion team that played in the 1974–75 season. The Jazz relocated from New Orleans to Salt Lake City, Utah, for the 1979–80 season.

Seasons

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| bgcolor="#ffcccc"|NBA champions

| bgcolor="#ddffdd"|Conference champions

| bgcolor="#d0e7ff"|Division champions

| bgcolor="#96cdcd"|Playoff berth

scope="col"\| Season !scope="col"\| League !scope="col" class="unsortable"\|Conference !scope="col"\| Finish !scope="col" class="unsortable"\|Division !scope="col"\| Finish !scope="col"\| Wins !scope="col"\| Losses !scope="col"\| Win% !scope="col"\| GB !scope="col" class="unsortable"\|Playoffs !scope="col" class="unsortable"\|Awards !scope="col"\|Head Coach
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colspan="13" align=center style="{{NBA color cell\|New Orleans Jazz\|border=2}};"\|New Orleans Jazz
align=center \| 1974–75	NBA	Eastern	9th	Central	5th	23	59	{{winpct\|23\|59}}	37			Scotty Robertson Elgin Baylor Butch van Breda Kolff
align=center \|1975–76	NBA	Eastern	8th	Central	4th	38	44	{{winpct\|38\|44}}	11			Butch van Breda Kolff
align=center \|1976–77	NBA	Eastern	8th	Central	5th	35	47	{{winpct\|35\|47}}	14			Butch van Breda Kolff Elgin Baylor
align=center \|1977–78	NBA	Eastern	7th	Central	5th	39	43	{{winpct\|39\|43}}	13			rowspan=2 \| Elgin Baylor
align=center \|1978–79	NBA	Eastern	11th	Central	6th	26	56	{{winpct\|26\|56}}	22
colspan="13" align=center style="{{NBA color cell\|Utah Jazz\|border=2}};"\|Utah Jazz
align=center \|{{nbats\|1979\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	10th	Midwest	5th	24	58	{{winpct\|24\|58}}	25			rowspan=2 \| Tom Nissalke
align=center \|{{nbats\|1980\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	11th	Midwest	5th	28	54	{{winpct\|28\|54}}	24		Darrell Griffith (ROY)
align=center \|{{nbats\|1981\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	11th	Midwest	6th	25	57	{{winpct\|25\|57}}	23			Tom Nissalke Frank Layden
align=center \|{{nbats\|1982\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	9th	Midwest	5th	30	52	{{winpct\|30\|52}}	23			rowspan=6 \| Frank Layden
align=center \|{{nbats\|1983\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 2nd	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \| Midwest	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \|1st	45	37	{{winpct\|45\|37}}	—	Won First round (Nuggets) 3–2 Lost conference semifinals (Suns) 4–2	Frank Layden (COY, EOY, JWKC)
align=center \|{{nbats\|1984\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd" \| 6th	Midwest	4th	41	41	{{winpct\|41\|41}}	11	Won First round (Rockets) 3–2 Lost conference semifinals (Nuggets) 4–1	Mark Eaton (DPOY)
align=center \|{{nbats\|1985\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 5th	Midwest	4th	42	40	{{winpct\|42\|40}}	9	Lost First round (Mavericks) 3–1
align=center \|{{nbats\|1986\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 4th	Midwest	2nd	44	38	{{winpct\|44\|38}}	11	Lost First round (Warriors) 3–2
align=center \|{{nbats\|1987\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 5th	Midwest	3rd	47	35	{{winpct\|47\|35}}	7	Won First round (Trail Blazers) 3–1 Lost conference semifinals (Lakers) 4–3
align=center \|{{nbats\|1988\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 2nd	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \| Midwest	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \|1st	51	31	{{winpct\|51\|31}}	—	Lost First round (Warriors) 3–0	Mark Eaton (DPOY) Karl Malone (ASG MVP) Thurl Bailey (JWKC)	Frank Layden Jerry Sloan
align=center \|{{nbats\|1989\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 4th	Midwest	2nd	55	27	{{winpct\|55\|27}}	1	Lost First round (Suns) 3–2		rowspan=21 \| Jerry Sloan
align=center \|{{nbats\|1990\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 5th	Midwest	2nd	54	28	{{winpct\|54\|28}}	1	Won First round (Suns) 3–1 Lost conference semifinals (Trail Blazers) 4–1
align=center \|{{nbats\|1991\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 2nd	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \| Midwest	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \|1st	55	27	{{winpct\|55\|27}}	—	Won First round (Clippers) 3–2 Won conference semifinals (SuperSonics) 4–1 Lost conference finals (Trail Blazers) 4–2
align=center \|{{nbats\|1992\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 6th	Midwest	3rd	47	35	{{winpct\|47\|35}}	8	Lost First round (SuperSonics) 3–2	Karl Malone (ASG MVP) John Stockton (ASG MVP)
align=center \|{{nbats\|1993\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 5th	Midwest	3rd	53	29	{{winpct\|53\|29}}	5	Won First round (Spurs) 3–1 Won conference semifinals (Nuggets) 4–3 Lost conference finals (Rockets) 4–1
align=center \|{{nbats\|1994\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 3rd	Midwest	2nd	60	22	{{winpct\|60\|22}}	2	Lost First round (Rockets) 3–2
align=center \|{{nbats\|1995\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 3rd	Midwest	2nd	55	27	{{winpct\|55\|27}}	4	Won First round (Trail Blazers) 3–2 Won conference semifinals (Spurs) 4–2 Lost conference finals (SuperSonics) 4–3
align=center \|{{nbats\|1996\|UTA}}	NBA	bgcolor="#ddffdd"\|Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 1st	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \| Midwest	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \|1st	64	18	{{winpct\|64\|18}}	—	bgcolor="#ddffdd"\|Won First round (Clippers) 3–0 Won conference semifinals (Lakers) 4–1 Won conference finals (Rockets) 4–2 Lost NBA Finals (Bulls) 4–2	Karl Malone (MVP)
align=center \|{{nbats\|1997\|UTA}}	NBA	bgcolor="#ddffdd"\|Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 1st	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \| Midwest	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \|1st	62	20	{{winpct\|62\|20}}	—	bgcolor="#ddffdd"\| Won First round (Rockets) 3–2 Won conference semifinals (Spurs) 4–1 Won conference finals (Lakers) 4–0 Lost NBA Finals (Bulls) 4–2
align=center \|{{nbats\|1998\|UTA}}	NBAA lockout shortened the season to 50 games.	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 3rd	Midwest	2nd	37	13	{{winpct\|37\|13}}	—	Won First round (Kings) 3–2 Lost conference semifinals (Trail Blazers) 4–2	Karl Malone (MVP)
align=center \|{{nbats\|1999\|trunc=y\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 2nd	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \| Midwest	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \|1st	55	27	{{winpct\|55\|27}}	—	Won First round (SuperSonics) 3–2 Lost conference semifinals (Trail Blazers) 4–1
align=center \|{{nbats\|2000\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 4th	Midwest	2nd	53	29	{{winpct\|53\|29}}	5	Lost First round (Mavericks) 3–2
align=center \|{{nbats\|2001\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 8th	Midwest	4th	44	38	{{winpct\|44\|38}}	14	Lost First round (Kings) 3–1
align=center \|{{nbats\|2002\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 7th	Midwest	4th	47	35	{{winpct\|47\|35}}	13	Lost First round (Kings) 4–1
align=center \|{{nbats\|2003\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	9th	Midwest	7th	42	40	{{winpct\|42\|40}}	16
align=center \|{{nbats\|2004\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	14th	Northwest	5th	26	56	{{winpct\|26\|56}}	26
align=center \|{{nbats\|2005\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	9th	Northwest	2nd	41	41	{{winpct\|41\|41}}	3
align=center \|{{nbats\|2006\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 4thIn this season, each division winner was automatically seeded no worse than 4th place. The Jazz were the Northwest Division winner (51–31), but had a worse record than the Spurs (58–24) who were seeded 3rd and the Jazz was seeded 4th. In the first round, the 5th seed Rockets (52–30) had a better record than the 4th seed Jazz, so the Rockets were awarded home-court advantage even with a lower seed.	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \|Northwest	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \|1st	51	31	{{winpct\|51\|31}}	—	Won First round (Rockets) 4–3 Won conference semifinals (Warriors) 4–1 Lost conference finals (Spurs) 4–1
align=center \|{{nbats\|2007\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 4thIn this season, each division winner was automatically seeded no worse than 4th place. The Jazz were the Northwest division winner (54–28), with a worse record than 3rd place team Spurs (56–26). While the Rockets were 55–27, tied with the Suns who were also 55–27 (neither of the two teams were a division winner), so even though the Jazz were awarded 4th place, in the first round faced the Rockets (Rockets higher than Suns due to higher records in versus with rest of Western Conference teams) with no home court advantage.	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \|Northwest	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \|1st	54	28	{{winpct\|54\|28}}	—	Won First round (Rockets) 4–2 Lost conference semifinals (Lakers) 4–2
align=center \|{{nbats\|2008\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 8th	Northwest	3rd	48	34	{{winpct\|48\|34}}	6	Lost First round (Lakers) 4–1
align=center \|{{nbats\|2009\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 5th	Northwest	2nd	53	29	{{winpct\|53\|29}}	—	Won First round (Nuggets) 4–2 Lost conference semifinals (Lakers) 4–0
align=center \|{{nbats\|2010\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	11th	Northwest	4th	39	43	{{winpct\|39\|43}}	16			Jerry Sloan Tyrone Corbin
align=center \|{{nbats\|2011\|UTA}}	NBAA lockout shortened the season to 66 games.	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 8th	Northwest	3rd	36	30	{{winpct\|36\|30}}	11	Lost First round (Spurs) 4–0		rowspan=3 \| Tyrone Corbin
align=center \|{{nbats\|2012\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	9th	Northwest	3rd	43	39	{{winpct\|43\|39}}	17
align=center \|{{nbats\|2013\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	15th	Northwest	5th	25	57	{{winpct\|25\|57}}	34
align=center \|{{nbats\|2014\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	11th	Northwest	3rd	38	44	{{winpct\|38\|44}}	13			rowspan=8 \| Quin Snyder
align=center \|{{nbats\|2015\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	9th	Northwest	3rd	40	42	{{winpct\|40\|42}}	15
align=center \|{{nbats\|2016\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 5th	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \|Northwest	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \|1st	51	31	{{winpct\|51\|31}}	—	Won First round (Clippers) 4–3 Lost conference semifinals (Warriors) 4–0
align=center \|{{nbats\|2017\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 5th	Northwest	3rd	48	34	{{winpct\|48\|34}}	1	Won First round (Thunder) 4–2 Lost conference semifinals (Rockets) 4–1	Rudy Gobert (DPOY)
align=center \|{{nbats\|2018\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 5th	Northwest	3rd	50	32	{{winpct\|50\|32}}	4	Lost First round (Rockets) 4–1	Rudy Gobert (DPOY)
align=center \|{{nbats\|2019\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 6th	Northwest	3rd	44	28	{{winpct\|44\|28}}	1.5	Lost First round (Nuggets) 4–3
align=center \|{{nbats\|2020\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 1st	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \|Northwest	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \|1st	52	20	{{winpct\|52\|20}}	—	Won First round (Grizzlies) 4–1 Lost conference semifinals (Clippers) 4–2	Rudy Gobert (DPOY) Jordan Clarkson (SIX)
align=center \|{{nbats\|2021\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	bgcolor="#96cdcd"\| 5th	bgcolor="#d0e7ff" \|Northwest	bgcolor="#d0e7ff"\|1st	49	33	{{winpct\|49\|33}}	—	Lost First round (Mavericks) 4–2
align=center \|{{nbats\|2022\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	12th	Northwest	4th	37	45	{{winpct\|37\|45}}	16		Lauri Markkanen (MIP)	rowspan=3 \| Will Hardy
align=center \|{{nbats\|2023\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	12th	Northwest	4th	31	51	{{winpct\|31\|51}}	26
align=center \|{{nbats\|2024\|UTA}}	NBA	Western	15th	Northwest	5th	17	65	{{winpct\|17\|65}}	51
colspan="6"\|All-time regular and playoff totals \|\| 2,337 \|\| 2,086 \|\| {{winpct\|2337\|2086}}\|\| colspan="4" rowspan="2" \| 1974–present
colspan="6"\|Regular season totals \|\| 2,194 \|\| 1,920 \|\| {{winpct\|2194\|1920}}
colspan="6"\|Playoff totals \|\| 143 \|\| 166 \|\| {{winpct\|143\|166}}\|\|colspan="4"\| Playoff Series Record: 25–30

Footnotes

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