The Utah Jazz wing stamped his name in the NBA history books vs. the Charlotte Hornets, but for the wrong reasons.

Utah Jazz wing Cody Williams set the NBA record for worst plus-minus in history during Saturday's loss to the Hornets.

Keyonte George scored 32 points as the Utah Jazz defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers 123-112. Lauri Markkanen added 28 points and 12 rebounds.

After a near franchise-worse performance Saturday, the Jazz made a complete 180 in Cleveland, picking up a 123-112 with over the Cavaliers behind George and Markkanen's combined 60 points.

Keyonte George and the Jazz got the upper hand over a familiar face in Donovan Mitchell, with the 22-year-old guard pulling off a rare feat.

In a performance that felt less like a basketball game and more like a statement, the Jazz secured a massive 123-112 victory, led by a scorching-hot Keyonte George.

Brandon Miller scored 18 points, LaMelo Ball had 17 and the Charlotte Hornets built a 47-point lead in the first half of a 150-95 rout against the Utah Jazz.

The Junior Jazz program is the largest and longest-running youth basketball league in the NBA, operating since 1983. Across 42 seasons, over 2 million youth have participated in Junior Jazz, including more than 500,000 youth and over 50,000 volunteer coaches from Salt Lake County.

A newly-designed court in Salt Lake City isn't quite like the Delta Center, but the children took to it like it was the next best thing.

Toronto has already registered interest this Trade Season in Young (who was obviously dealt to Washington instead), Dallas’ Davis (out indefinitely now with ligament damage in his left hand) and Sacramento’s Domantas Sabonis (with the Kings very much not interested in the long-term contacts that the Raptors would have to send them).