--The Jazz have outscored teams 106.9-96.0 on average during their 12-game winning streak, including six double-digit victories. Their most one-sided victory during the streak was a 117-99 win over Memphis while their smallest margin of victory came 113-109 over the L.A. Lakers. The Jazz's last loss came Feb. 8 at Golden State and they were only four games above .500 as recently as Jan. 31.
--Jazz coach Jerry Sloan was able to enjoy a homecoming of sorts in Indiana, where six of his grandchildren live within four blocks of each other. Sloan was asked by his daughter to greet one of his grandsons' youth basketball teams before Tuesday's game. There were a couple of kids wearing Pacers jerseys, to which Sloan said: "Make sure you yell for the Pacers. My grandkids are supposed to yell for us." --Ronnie Brewer was a college teammate of Dontell Jefferson's at Arkansas and the two reconnected when Jefferson came to Utah to play for the NBA Development League's Flash. He was able to enjoy the news Monday that Jefferson would be signing a 10-day contract with the Charlotte Bobcats. "He stuck with it, he kept on working hard, and he got the call-up that he wanted," Brewer said. Jefferson will be the 24th player the Bobcats have had on their roster this season.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "It can last as long as we want it to last." -- Paul Millsap, stressing the need to share the ball and play defense for the Jazz to continue their 12-game winning streak.
