On the latest episode of the Jazz Notes podcast Ben Anderson and Sarah Todd discuss Shaquille O'Neal and Charles Barkley's criticism of Donovan Mitchell, and what it means to be a superstar. 

On the latest episode of the Jazz Notes podcast Ben Anderson and Sarah Todd discuss Shaquille O'Neal and Charles Barkley's criticism of Donovan Mitchell, and what it means to be a superstar.&nbsp;

Ben Anderson and Chandler Holt team up to give you the most entertaining and informative Utah Jazz podcast in the podcast-verse. The Jazz Notes team is rounded out by Jeremiah Jensen, Sam Farnsworth and the rest of the KSL Sports staff. So #TakeNote and take a listen.

Ben Anderson and Chandler Holt team up to give you the most entertaining and informative Utah Jazz podcast in the podcast-verse. The Jazz Notes team is rounded out by Jeremiah Jensen, Sam Farnsworth and the rest of the KSL Sports staff. So #TakeNote and take a listen.

Jazz Notes

Ben Anderson and Cleon Wall team up to give you the most entertaining and informative Utah Jazz podcast in the podcast-verse. Ben brings his analytically vast knowledge of the Jazz and NBA basketball while Cleon approaches the podcast more as a fan who gushes and groans through the team's highs and lows. Ben is John Stockton to Cleon's John Crotty. The Jazz Notes team is rounded out by Jeremiah Jensen, Sam Farnsworth and the rest of the KSL Sports staff. So #TakeNote and take a listen.

Ben Anderson and Cleon Wall team up to give you the most entertaining and informative Utah Jazz podcast in the podcast-verse. Ben brings his analytically vast knowledge of the Jazz and NBA basketball while Cleon approaches the podcast more as a fan who gushes and groans through the team's highs and lows. Ben is John Stockton to Cleon's John Crotty. The Jazz Notes team is rounded out by Jeremiah Jensen, Sam Farnsworth and the rest of the KSL Sports staff. So #TakeNote and take a listen.

On the latest episode of the Jazz Notes podcast Ben Anderson and Sarah Todd discuss Shaquille O'Neal and Charles Barkley's criticism of Donovan Mitchell, and what it means to be a superstar.

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