With sellout games and brisk jersey sales, the Jazz are making bank on fan optimism

Donovan Mitchell’s rise has played heavily into increased prices for game tickets and interest in season ticket renewal.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) A Utah Jazz fan celebrates a three-point shot in the fourth quarter as the Utah Jazz host the Portland Trail Blazers, NBA basketball in Salt Lake City, Wednesday November 1, 2017.

With sellout games and brisk jersey sales, the Jazz are making bank on fan optimism

Donovan Mitchell’s rise has played heavily into increased prices for game tickets and interest in season ticket renewal.

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