The Utah Jazz were able to pull out a narrow 120-119 home opener win vs. the New Orleans Pelicans on Friday night in the Delta Center, making for what would be a game decided by a missed 19-foot shot at the last second from Dejounte Murray.

Compared to the Jazz's prior loss to the Memphis Grizzlies, this game had a lot more positives for Utah to bank on. The offense was flowing much more effectively, some key players rose the occasion for a bounce-back performance , and most importantly, Utah pulled out a win on their home floor to start 1-0 on the season when playing at the Delta Center.

Let's break down three key takeaways from the Jazz's latest win over the Pelicans that now puts them at an even .500 two games through 82:

A Brand New Starting Five

The Jazz didn't waste any time shaking up their starting five to kick off the new season, as it would only take one game for Will Hardy to pivot from the group he rolled out in Utah's opener.

Instead of Jaxson Hayes being the one to start at the five, it…