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Utah Jazz Largest Margins of Defeat in the 1989 NBA Playoffs
Here you can find which game was the Jazz's worst loss by point differential during the 1989 postseason and also the full list of their losses ordered from the largest to the smallest margin of defeat, with final score, date and other details.
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Largest Wins / Worst Losses
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What was the Jazz's biggest margin of defeat in the 1989 Playoffs?
The Utah Jazz lost to the Golden State Warriors by 14 points, 120-106, on May 2, 1989. That was the biggest of the team's 3 losses in the 1989 NBA Playoffs.
Largest Margin of Defeat
1989 Playoffs
14
points
vs. Golden State Warriors
Full list of Jazz's Losses in the 1989 NBA Playoffs, by Point Differential, from the Largest to the Smallest
| Lost by... | W/L | Game / Details | |
1. | 14 | L |
May. 2, 1989, at Golden State Western Conference First Round, Game 3 |
2. | 8 | L |
Apr. 29, 1989, at Utah Western Conference First Round, Game 2 |
3. | 4 | L |
Apr. 27, 1989, at Utah Western Conference First Round, Game 1 |
Number of games showed: 3