The Utah Jazz came up just short in heartbreaking fashion on Sunday ... all to be washed away by a late Will Hardy timeout that effectively called the play dead, and eventually led to their 104-105 loss. After the game, Hardy was questioned at the podium ...

Keyonte George is struggling this season. What might his career look like? That, plus Will Hardy's timeout and LeBron choosing which player to switch on to smartly.

Regardless of wins and losses, the Jazz need to establish a culture going forward, and a loss Sunday to the Lakers tested their character.

The Utah Jazz came up short in a narrow 104-105 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday night during the second leg of a back-to-back during a contest that came down to the final seconds, and one that ended with some drama due to a controversial timeout by Will Hardy.

The Jazz inbounded to Collin Sexton, who fumbled the ball and failed to get up a look as Utah fell 105-104 to the Los Angeles Lakers Sunday at the Delta Center.

The shorthanded Los Angeles Lakers were in a dogfight with the Utah Jazz on Sunday night and escaped with a narrow 105-104 victory to begin their road trip.

Jazz head coach Will Hardy explains why he called the timeout against the Lakers and admits he robbed Collin Sexton by doing so.