Gordon Monson: The Good Book and a Greek tragedy foretold the Utah Jazz’s fortune and fate two thousand seasons ago

Live by the sword die by the sword? The Jazz died against the Suns when their 3-point shooting failed them. It seemed like a warning.

Utah Jazz forward Georges Niang (31) pulls down a rebound over Phoenix Suns forward Torrey Craig (12) during the first half of an NBA basketball game, Wednesday, April 7, 2021, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Matt York)

Gordon Monson: The Good Book and a Greek tragedy foretold the Utah Jazz’s fortune and fate two thousand seasons ago

Live by the sword die by the sword? The Jazz died against the Suns when their 3-point shooting failed them. It seemed like a warning.

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