The 2013-14 Utah Jazz season was a foundational year of growth and development for the franchise's young core. Under the guidance of head coach Tyrone Corbin, the team saw the promising debut of rookie point guard Trey Burke, who earned a spot on the NBA All-Rookie First Team after leading the squad in assists. The season was also highlighted by the continued emergence of Gordon Hayward and Derrick Favors as cornerstones of the organization, alongside the arrival of future defensive anchor Rudy Gobert. While the team finished with a 25-57 record, the year provided invaluable experience for their developing talent and laid the groundwork for the franchise's successful future in the Western Conference.