The Jazz also lost Revue/Flash point guard Kevin Kruger to a sprained left ankle in Monday's game.

The Jazz had no timetable for either's return.

TICKET DEAL: The Jazz on Monday night announced that today is $5 ticket day at the Revue.

The reduced admission price includes all three games, plus a free ticket to a Salt Lake Bees minor-league baseball game.

Tickets for today can be purchased only at the Salt Lake Community College Lifetime Activities Center box office.

Usual Revue tickets cost $10.

Attendance at Revue games this year has been lagging significantly compared to past summers.

CHASE TRAGEDY: Point guard Brian Chase is not with Atlanta's Revue team after learning his brother died due to a gunshot wound, a Hawks team official said.

No other details were available.

The Virginia Tech product spent part of one season with the Jazz but never did play in a regular-season game.

Chase has a bullet lodged in his thigh, the result of an incident when he was growing up in Washington, D.C.

MISC.: After averaging 5.5 points in San Antonio's first two Revue games, ex-Jazz shooting guard Roger Powell Jr. dressed but didn't play Monday. Powell logged three games for Utah during the 2006-07 NBA season. He played last season for Teramo Basket in Italy. ... Flash center James Lang was supposed to play for the D-League Ambassadors All-Star team at the Revue, but because of blood pressure issues he's not taking part. Lang, who played 11 games for Washington during the 2006-07 season, missed the 2006 Revue after the Jazz sent him home because of high blood pressure. ... In the crowd for Atlanta's Revue game Monday was ex-Hawk and retired NBA great Lou Hudson. The longtime Park City resident remains in a wheelchair after suffering a stroke in 2005.

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Contributing: Jody Genessy