Depending on your point of view, the 2020-21 season for the Utah Jazz was either a success or a disappointment.
The successful perspective would point to the fact that Utah finished with the best regular-season record in the NBA and advanced one round further in the postseason than the team did a year ago. The disappointing part was that Utah failed to capitalize on an injury to LA Clippers star Kawhi Leonard, one that seemed to open the door for the team's first conference finals appearance since 2007.
However, the team had its own injuries to deal with, which leads to the offseason focus: whether or not to re-sign point guard Mike Conley Jr., who made his first career All-Star appearance this past season but also missed nearly the entire second round of the playoffs with a hamstring injury.