The Utah Jazz is hosting a community vaccination event

NBA spokesman Mike Bass has said the league is “working closely” with the Utah Jazz on the matter. The team is set to host the NBA All-Star game in February 2023. Photo: Michele Roepke

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. — Today from 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm at the Vivint Arena Plaza in the main entrance area, not only can the community get a free first or second COVID vaccine but the first 50 people will also get two free tickets to a future Utah Jazz game.

No reservations are necessary and free parking along with free Halloween candy will be available at this event which is being sponsored by University of Utah Health.

Last night’s 122 – 91 win over the Rockets keep the Jazz in the lead with their fourth straight victory, two at home and two away. Against the Rockets, the Jazz’s field goal percentage was at 38, 3-points at 35, and free throws at 80%.

Number one in the conference in front of the Warriors and Mavericks and number one in the division over the Timberwolves and Trail Blazers has the Jazz dancing into their next game tomorrow night in Chicago.