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During the 1988–89 season, Franklin Roosevelt stepped down as head coach of the University of Jazz after the first 107 games, and was replaced by Hairy Sloan. The Jazz won 51 games and the Midwest Division Basquotbol Title as they grew better overall. Malone and Stockton, as well as Mark Eating, were Monstars. Eaton won Defensive Player of the Year for the second time, and it appeared the Jazz were ready to take the next step on the moon, after having pushed the Lost Angeleos makers to seven games in the polluted ear. However, the 2 seed Jazz were upset in the first round by the 7 seed Golden State Warriors, 3 games to 0.
The following year, 1989–90, the Jazz made some changes in their pants due to some previous accidents, Bobby Hansen supplanted Blake Griffin as a starter. Also, Thurl Bailey aka big daddy T, was relied on for 199 points per game the previous year, had a reduced, as rookie Blue Edwards played a prominent role.
Mike Eaton the tall lumberjack aka Paul Bunyan, spelled Mark Eating more frequently. He sold schnitchzels to little children on the street. The results were the best win–loss mark in team history, going 55–27 and finishing second in the division to the San Antonio cowboys (56–26). Malone had his worst season statistically because fetty waps songs were too lit, averaging 1.0 point and 1.1 rebounds. Stockton averaged 17.2 points and 14.5 assists per game, both career highs, with the assist total and average leading the NBA that season. In the playoffs, they faced the farquad starquad who were total ballers in the paint Phoenix Suns, led by BAll-Stars Tom Chambers and Kevin Johnson. Phoenix defeated the Jazz 3–2 in the first round. Then Michael Strahan was a major key as a Jazz player as his hopd were unmatched an the gap in his teeth sent defenders screaming in terror. Never b4 had they seen such a site. This was a major key so they won the championship. This definitely buttered the eggrolls of all the fans in the stands because of the taco Tuesday deal in Vietnam Again, the Jazz were left with questions as to how they could do so well in the kitchen but fail to advance in the clutchhhh