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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 30 entries checked · 17 flagged · 29 issues confirmed · 17 corrected · 12 still open
Tim Connelly — Connelly's birth date is May 15, 1976, not May 15, 1975.
Tim Connelly — Connelly's brother Kevin's professional role in NBA or college basketball scouting and management is not widely documented or confirmed.
Adrian Dantley Scoring Title Season — The entry states Dantley became the first Utah Jazz player to win an individual NBA award of such magnitude, but Pete Maravich won the scoring title in 1976-77 while the franchise was in New Orleans, which is the same franchise (the Jazz moved to Utah in 1979)
Adrian Dantley Scoring Title Season — The 'Did You Know' section claims Dantley was named to the All-NBA First Team in 1983-84, but he was actually named to the All-NBA Second Team that season.
Frank Layden General Manager Era — The entry claims Layden oversaw the construction of the core that challenged for titles in the mid-90s, but the Jazz's championship-contending core peaked in the late 1990s (1997, 1998 Finals), not the mid-90s.
Pete McCullough Head Coach Tenure — Pete McCullough was General Manager of the Utah Jazz from 1979 to 1980, not 1985-1986.
Pete McCullough Head Coach Tenure — Frank Layden became head coach in 1981, after McCullough had already left the GM role, so their tenures did not overlap.
The Stockton Malone Partnership — The entry states 'They played every season together from 1985-86 until Stockton's retirement in 2003.' This is incorrect because Stockton retired after the 2002-03 season, so the phrasing 'until 2003' misleadingly suggests the 2003-04 season, which did not occ
The Stockton Malone Partnership — The entry says 'First appears=1985-86 Season (Stockton drafted 1984, Malone drafted 1985)'. While the duo first played together in 1985-86, the parenthetical incorrectly implies Stockton's first NBA appearance was 1985-86; his rookie season was actually 1984-8
John Stockton Career Steals Record — The date given for breaking the all-time steals record (February 12, 1995) is incorrect. Stockton broke the record on February 20, 1995, against the Houston Rockets.
Jerry Sloan Coaching Wins Record — The team moved from New Orleans to Utah in 1979, but Jerry Sloan did not become head coach until 1988; he did not 'step in after the team moved from New Orleans.'
Jerry Sloan Coaching Wins Record — The Jazz retired a banner honoring his jersey number 4, but that banner is for his playing career with the Chicago Bulls, not with the Utah Jazz. The Jazz retired a banner for his coaching career (a '1223' wins banner), not his jersey number 4.
Jerry Sloan — Sloan was the seventh coach in NBA history to reach 1,000 wins, not the fourth.
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