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In the wake of their first playoff appearance in four years, it's unlikely that the Houston Rockets will rest on their laurels this offseason.

With the NBA combine underway this week in Chicago, the Utah Jazz are busy studying their options, working through every possibility, tossing them in the air like a dough slapper at Pizano's. They have two picks in the coming draft, one in the lottery, a likely No.

The NBA draft is about two months away and that is the next big event for the Jazz to look towards.

You may have seen the discussion on twitter already, but our SBNation sister site for the New Jersey Nets ran a post a few days ago that basically insinuated that the Jazz lost on the Deron Williams trade and that we, as Jazz fans, were just starting to realize this.

The 2012-13 NBA season was a long one for fans of the Utah Jazz. Despite adding some new faces and maturing as a team, it wasn't enough to stave off an early vacation in late April.

The Jazz played their last game two weeks ago and there is time to remember the good times and the bad.

Utah general manager Kevin O'Conner is interviewed after Johnnie Bryant and Roy Hibbert worked out with the Jazz at Zion's Bank Basketball Center in Salt Lake City, Utah Wednesday, June 4, 2008.

The Utah Jazz frontcourt is as crowded as Energy Solutions Arena is empty as this team watches the playoffs from their couches.