Rare do storylines come as cut and dried as this one. The only trouble was, outside of Jazz fans and NBA dorks, nobody really knew Salt Lake City even had a story to tell last year [ Follow Dunks Don't Lie on Tumblr: The best slams from all of basketball ] The Jazz stood at 17-33 with just a few games left before the All-Star break, working with the league's fourth-worst defense. Neither mark was much of a surprise. The team started a defensive zero in Enes Kanter at center and it had recently decided to start an at-times clueless 19-year old rookie in Dante Exum at point guard after Trey Burke's poor showing. It was a young roster and the depth was lacking. The team won two of three before the break to encourage a bit of momentum, and at the trade deadline the team moved Kanter on to Oklahoma City cap fodder and a future first round draft pick. The draft pick (likely showing up in Utah in 2017, top 14 protected from there until 2020) was a nice haul for a player who was set to be a restricted free agent during the summer, and Kanter had his detractors, but the disappointment was real: Utah dealt the byproduct of a lost 2010-11 season for a draft pick they won't see for years, as...