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

==Seasons==
{| class="wikitable"
| bgcolor="#ffcccc"|<small>'''[[List of NBA champions|NBA champions]]'''</small>
| bgcolor="#ddffdd"|<small>'''Conference champions'''</small>
| bgcolor="#d0e7ff"|<small>'''Division champions'''</small>
| bgcolor="#96cdcd"|<small>'''Playoff berth'''</small>
|}

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!scope="col"| [[List of National Basketball Association seasons|Season]]
!scope="col"| League
!scope="col" class="unsortable"|[[Conference (sports)|Conference]]
!scope="col"| Finish
!scope="col" class="unsortable"|[[Division (sport)|Division]]
!scope="col"| Finish
!scope="col"| Wins
!scope="col"| Losses
!scope="col"| [[Winning percentage|Win%]]
!scope="col"| [[Games behind|GB]]
!scope="col" class="unsortable"|[[NBA playoffs|Playoffs]]
!scope="col" class="unsortable"|[[National Basketball Association awards|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'''
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| [[1974–75 New Orleans Jazz season|1974–75]] || [[National Basketball Association|NBA]] || [[Eastern Conference (NBA)|Eastern]] || 9th || [[Central Division (NBA)|Central]] || 5th || 23 || 59 || {{winpct|23|59}} || 37 || || || [[Scotty Robertson]]<br>[[Elgin Baylor]]<br>[[Butch van Breda Kolff]]
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|[[1975–76 New Orleans Jazz season|1975–76]] || NBA || Eastern || 8th || Central || 4th || 38 || 44 || {{winpct|38|44}} || 11 || || || Butch van Breda Kolff
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|[[1976–77 New Orleans Jazz season|1976–77]] || NBA || Eastern || 8th || Central || 5th || 35 || 47 || {{winpct|35|47}} || 14 || || || Butch van Breda Kolff<br>Elgin Baylor
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|[[1977–78 New Orleans Jazz season|1977–78]] || NBA || Eastern || 7th || Central || 5th || 39 || 43 || {{winpct|39|43}} || 13 || || || rowspan=2 | Elgin Baylor
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|[[1978–79 New Orleans Jazz season|1978–79]] || NBA || Eastern || 11th || Central || 6th || 26 || 56 || {{winpct|26|56}} || 22 || || 
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|colspan="13" align=center style="{{NBA color cell|Utah Jazz|border=2}};"|'''Utah Jazz'''
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|{{nbats|1979|UTA}} || NBA || [[Western Conference (NBA)|Western]] || 10th || [[Midwest Division (NBA)|Midwest]] || 5th || 24 || 58 || {{winpct|24|58}} || 25 || || || rowspan=2 | [[Tom Nissalke]]
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|{{nbats|1980|UTA}}|| NBA || Western || 11th || Midwest || 5th || 28 || 54 || {{winpct|28|54}} || 24 || || [[Darrell Griffith]] ([[NBA Rookie of the Year|ROY]])
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|{{nbats|1981|UTA}} || NBA || Western || 11th || Midwest || 6th || 25 || 57 || {{winpct|25|57}} || 23 || || || Tom Nissalke<br>[[Frank Layden]]
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|{{nbats|1982|UTA}} || NBA || Western || 9th || Midwest || 5th || 30 || 52 || {{winpct|30|52}} || 23 || || || rowspan=6 | Frank Layden
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|{{nbats|1983|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 2nd || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" | '''Midwest''' || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" |'''1st''' || 45 || 37 || {{winpct|45|37}} || — || '''Won''' [[1984 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1983–84 Denver Nuggets season|Nuggets]]) 3–2<br /> Lost [[1984 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[1983–84 Phoenix Suns season|Suns]]) 4–2 || [[Frank Layden]] ([[NBA Coach of the Year Award|COY]], [[NBA Executive of the Year Award|EOY]], [[J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award|JWKC]])
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|{{nbats|1984|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd" | 6th || Midwest || 4th || 41 || 41 || {{winpct|41|41}} || 11 || '''Won''' [[1985 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1984–85 Houston Rockets season|Rockets]]) 3–2 <br /> Lost [[1985 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[1984–85 Denver Nuggets season|Nuggets]]) 4–1 || [[Mark Eaton]] ([[NBA Defensive Player of the Year|DPOY]])
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|{{nbats|1985|UTA}}|| NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 5th || Midwest || 4th || 42 || 40 || {{winpct|42|40}} || 9 || Lost [[1986 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1985–86 Dallas Mavericks season|Mavericks]]) 3–1 || 
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|{{nbats|1986|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 4th || Midwest || 2nd || 44 || 38 || {{winpct|44|38}} || 11 || Lost [[1987 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1986–87 Golden State Warriors season|Warriors]]) 3–2 || 
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|{{nbats|1987|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 5th || Midwest || 3rd || 47 || 35 || {{winpct|47|35}} || 7 || '''Won''' [[1988 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1987–88 Portland Trail Blazers season|Trail Blazers]]) 3–1 <br /> Lost [[1988 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[1987–88 Los Angeles Lakers season|Lakers]]) 4–3 || 
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|{{nbats|1988|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 2nd || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" | '''Midwest''' || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" |'''1st''' || 51 || 31 || {{winpct|51|31}} || — || Lost [[1989 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1988–89 Golden State Warriors season|Warriors]]) 3–0 || [[Mark Eaton]] ([[NBA Defensive Player of the Year|DPOY]])<br>[[Karl Malone]] ([[NBA All-Star Game MVP|ASG MVP]])<br>[[Thurl Bailey]] ([[J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award|JWKC]]) || Frank Layden<br>[[Jerry Sloan]]
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|{{nbats|1989|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 4th || Midwest || 2nd || 55 || 27 || {{winpct|55|27}} || 1 || Lost [[1990 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1989–90 Phoenix Suns season|Suns]]) 3–2 || || rowspan=21 | Jerry Sloan
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|{{nbats|1990|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 5th || Midwest || 2nd || 54 || 28 || {{winpct|54|28}} || 1 || '''Won''' [[1991 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1990–91 Phoenix Suns season|Suns]]) 3–1 <br /> Lost [[1991 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[1990–91 Portland Trail Blazers season|Trail Blazers]]) 4–1 || 
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|{{nbats|1991|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 2nd || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" | '''Midwest''' || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" |'''1st''' || 55 || 27 || {{winpct|55|27}} || — || '''Won''' [[1992 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1991–92 Los Angeles Clippers season|Clippers]]) 3–2 <br /> '''Won''' [[1992 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[1991–92 Seattle SuperSonics season|SuperSonics]]) 4–1 <br /> Lost [[1992 NBA playoffs|conference finals]] ([[1991–92 Portland Trail Blazers season|Trail Blazers]]) 4–2 ||
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|{{nbats|1992|UTA}}|| NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 6th || Midwest || 3rd || 47 || 35 || {{winpct|47|35}} || 8 || Lost [[1993 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1992–93 Seattle SuperSonics season|SuperSonics]]) 3–2 || [[Karl Malone]] ([[NBA All-Star Game MVP|ASG MVP]]) <br>[[John Stockton]] ([[NBA All-Star Game MVP|ASG MVP]])
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|{{nbats|1993|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 5th || Midwest || 3rd || 53 || 29 || {{winpct|53|29}} || 5 || '''Won''' [[1994 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1993–94 San Antonio Spurs season|Spurs]]) 3–1 <br /> '''Won''' [[1994 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[1993–94 Denver Nuggets season|Nuggets]]) 4–3 <br /> Lost [[1994 NBA playoffs|conference finals]] ([[1993–94 Houston Rockets season|Rockets]]) 4–1 || 
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|{{nbats|1994|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 3rd || Midwest || 2nd || 60 || 22 || {{winpct|60|22}} || 2 || Lost [[1995 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1994–95 Houston Rockets season|Rockets]]) 3–2 || 
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|{{nbats|1995|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 3rd || Midwest || 2nd || 55 || 27 || {{winpct|55|27}} || 4 || '''Won''' [[1996 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1995–96 Portland Trail Blazers season|Trail Blazers]]) 3–2 <br /> '''Won''' [[1996 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[1995–96 San Antonio Spurs season|Spurs]]) 4–2 <br /> Lost [[1996 NBA playoffs|conference finals]] ([[1995–96 Seattle SuperSonics season|SuperSonics]]) 4–3 || 
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|{{nbats|1996|UTA}} || NBA || bgcolor="#ddffdd"|'''Western'''|| bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 1st || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" | '''Midwest''' || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" |'''1st''' || 64 || 18 || {{winpct|64|18}} || — ||bgcolor="#ddffdd"|'''Won''' [[1997 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1996–97 Los Angeles Clippers season|Clippers]]) 3–0 <br /> '''Won''' [[1997 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[1996–97 Los Angeles Lakers season|Lakers]]) 4–1 <br /> '''Won''' [[1997 NBA playoffs|conference finals]] ([[1996–97 Houston Rockets season|Rockets]]) 4–2 <br /> Lost [[1997 NBA Finals|NBA Finals]] ([[1996–97 Chicago Bulls season|Bulls]]) 4–2 || [[Karl Malone]] ([[NBA Most Valuable Player Award|MVP]]) 
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|{{nbats|1997|UTA}} || NBA || bgcolor="#ddffdd"|'''Western''' || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 1st || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" | '''Midwest''' || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" |'''1st''' || 62 || 20 || {{winpct|62|20}} || — ||bgcolor="#ddffdd"| '''Won''' [[1998 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1997–98 Houston Rockets season|Rockets]]) 3–2 <br /> '''Won''' [[1998 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[1997–98 San Antonio Spurs season|Spurs]]) 4–1 <br /> '''Won''' [[1998 NBA playoffs|conference finals]] ([[1997–98 Los Angeles Lakers season|Lakers]]) 4–0 <br /> Lost [[1998 NBA Finals|NBA Finals]] ([[1997–98 Chicago Bulls season|Bulls]]) 4–2 || 
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|{{nbats|1998|UTA}} || NBA<ref>A [[1998-99 NBA lockout|lockout]] shortened the season to 50 games.</ref> || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 3rd || Midwest || 2nd || 37 || 13 || {{winpct|37|13}} || — || '''Won''' [[1999 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1998–99 Sacramento Kings season|Kings]]) 3–2 <br /> Lost [[1999 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[1998–99 Portland Trail Blazers season|Trail Blazers]]) 4–2 || [[Karl Malone]] ([[NBA Most Valuable Player Award|MVP]]) 
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|{{nbats|1999|trunc=y|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 2nd || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" | '''Midwest''' || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" |'''1st'''  || 55 || 27 || {{winpct|55|27}} || — || '''Won''' [[2000 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[1999–2000 Seattle SuperSonics season|SuperSonics]]) 3–2 <br /> Lost [[2000 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[1999–2000 Portland Trail Blazers season|Trail Blazers]]) 4–1 || 
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|{{nbats|2000|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 4th || Midwest || 2nd || 53 || 29 || {{winpct|53|29}} || 5 || Lost [[2001 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[2000–01 Dallas Mavericks season|Mavericks]]) 3–2 || 
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|{{nbats|2001|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 8th || Midwest || 4th || 44 || 38 || {{winpct|44|38}} || 14 || Lost [[2002 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[2001–02 Sacramento Kings season|Kings]]) 3–1 || 
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|{{nbats|2002|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 7th || Midwest || 4th || 47 || 35 || {{winpct|47|35}} || 13 || Lost [[2003 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[2002–03 Sacramento Kings season|Kings]]) 4–1 ||
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|{{nbats|2003|UTA}} || NBA || Western || 9th || Midwest || 7th || 42 || 40 || {{winpct|42|40}} || 16 || || 
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|{{nbats|2004|UTA}} || NBA || Western || 14th || [[Northwest Division (NBA)|Northwest]] || 5th || 26 || 56 || {{winpct|26|56}} || 26 || || 
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|{{nbats|2005|UTA}} || NBA || Western || 9th || Northwest || 2nd || 41 || 41 || {{winpct|41|41}} || 3 || || 
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|{{nbats|2006|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 4th<ref>In 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.</ref> || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" |'''Northwest''' || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" |'''1st''' || 51 || 31 || {{winpct|51|31}} || — || '''Won''' [[2007 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[2006–07 Houston Rockets season|Rockets]]) 4–3 <br /> '''Won''' [[2007 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[2006–07 Golden State Warriors season|Warriors]]) 4–1 <br /> Lost [[2007 NBA playoffs|conference finals]] ([[2006–07 San Antonio Spurs season|Spurs]]) 4–1 || 
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|{{nbats|2007|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 4th<ref>In 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.</ref> || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" |'''Northwest''' || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" |'''1st''' || 54 || 28 || {{winpct|54|28}} || — || '''Won''' [[2008 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[2007–08 Houston Rockets season|Rockets]]) 4–2 <br /> Lost [[2008 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[2007–08 Los Angeles Lakers season|Lakers]]) 4–2 || 
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|{{nbats|2008|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 8th || Northwest || 3rd || 48 || 34 || {{winpct|48|34}} || 6 || Lost [[2009 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[2008–09 Los Angeles Lakers season|Lakers]]) 4–1 || 
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|{{nbats|2009|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 5th || Northwest || 2nd || 53 || 29 || {{winpct|53|29}} || — || '''Won''' [[2010 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[2009–10 Denver Nuggets season|Nuggets]]) 4–2<br> Lost [[2010 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[2009–10 Los Angeles Lakers season|Lakers]]) 4–0 ||
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|{{nbats|2010|UTA}} || NBA || Western || 11th || Northwest || 4th || 39 || 43 || {{winpct|39|43}} || 16 || || || Jerry Sloan<br>[[Tyrone Corbin]]
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|{{nbats|2011|UTA}} || NBA<ref>A [[2011 NBA lockout|lockout]] shortened the season to 66 games.</ref> || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 8th || Northwest || 3rd || 36 || 30 || {{winpct|36|30}} || 11 || Lost [[2012 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[2011–12 San Antonio Spurs season|Spurs]]) 4–0 || || rowspan=3 | Tyrone Corbin
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|{{nbats|2012|UTA}} || NBA || Western || 9th || Northwest || 3rd || 43 || 39 || {{winpct|43|39}} || 17 || ||
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|{{nbats|2013|UTA}} || NBA || Western || 15th || Northwest || 5th || 25 || 57 || {{winpct|25|57}} || 34 || || 
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|{{nbats|2014|UTA}} || NBA || Western || 11th || Northwest || 3rd || 38 || 44 || {{winpct|38|44}} || 13 || || || rowspan=8 | [[Quin Snyder]]
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|{{nbats|2015|UTA}} || NBA || Western || 9th || Northwest || 3rd || 40 || 42 || {{winpct|40|42}} || 15 || || 
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|{{nbats|2016|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 5th || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" |'''Northwest''' || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" |'''1st''' || 51 || 31 || {{winpct|51|31}} || — || '''Won''' [[2017 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[2016–17 Los Angeles Clippers season|Clippers]]) 4–3<br> Lost [[2017 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[2016–17 Golden State Warriors season|Warriors]]) 4–0 ||
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|{{nbats|2017|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 5th || Northwest || 3rd || 48 || 34 || {{winpct|48|34}} || 1 || '''Won''' [[2018 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[2017–18 Oklahoma City Thunder season|Thunder]]) 4–2<br> Lost [[2018 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[2017–18 Houston Rockets season|Rockets]]) 4–1 || [[Rudy Gobert]] ([[NBA Defensive Player of the Year Award|DPOY]])
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|{{nbats|2018|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 5th || Northwest || 3rd || 50 || 32 || {{winpct|50|32}} || 4 || Lost [[2019 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[2018–19 Houston Rockets season|Rockets]]) 4–1 || [[Rudy Gobert]] ([[NBA Defensive Player of the Year Award|DPOY]])
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|{{nbats|2019|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 6th || Northwest || 3rd || 44 || 28 || {{winpct|44|28}} || 1.5 || Lost [[2020 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[2019–20 Denver Nuggets season|Nuggets]]) 4–3 || 
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|{{nbats|2020|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 1st || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" |'''Northwest''' || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" |'''1st''' || 52 || 20 || {{winpct|52|20}} || — || '''Won''' [[2021 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[2020–21 Memphis Grizzlies season|Grizzlies]]) 4–1<br> Lost [[2021 NBA playoffs|conference semifinals]] ([[2020–21 Los Angeles Clippers season|Clippers]]) 4–2 || [[Rudy Gobert]] ([[NBA Defensive Player of the Year Award|DPOY]])<br>[[Jordan Clarkson]] ([[NBA Sixth Man of the Year Award|SIX]])
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|{{nbats|2021|UTA}} || NBA || Western || bgcolor="#96cdcd"| 5th || bgcolor="#d0e7ff" |'''Northwest''' || bgcolor="#d0e7ff"|'''1st''' || 49 || 33 || {{winpct|49|33}} || — || Lost [[2022 NBA playoffs|First round]] ([[2021–22 Dallas Mavericks season|Mavericks]]) 4–2 ||
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|{{nbats|2022|UTA}} || NBA || Western || 12th || Northwest || 4th || 37 || 45 || {{winpct|37|45}} || 16 || || [[Lauri Markkanen]] ([[NBA Most Improved Player Award|MIP]]) || rowspan=3 | [[Will Hardy]]
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|{{nbats|2023|UTA}} || NBA || Western || 12th || Northwest || 4th || 31 || 51 || {{winpct|31|51}} || 26 || || 
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|{{nbats|2024|UTA}} || NBA || Western || 15th || Northwest || 5th || 17 || 65 || {{winpct|17|65}} || 51 || ||
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!colspan="6"|All-time regular and playoff totals || 2,337 || 2,086 || {{winpct|2337|2086}}<!-- Current as of end of 2024–25 season -->|| colspan="4" rowspan="2" | 1974–present
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!colspan="6"|Regular season totals || 2,194 || 1,920 || {{winpct|2194|1920}}<!-- Current as of end of 2024–25 season -->
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!colspan="6"|Playoff totals || 143 || 166 || {{winpct|143|166}}<!-- Current as of end of 2024–25 season -->||colspan="4"| Playoff Series Record: 25–30
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==Footnotes==
{{Reflist}}

{{NBA season-by-season team history}}
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[[Category:Utah Jazz lists|seasons]]