Inside the Story: Meet the 'Pink Grandmas,' die-hard Utah Jazz fans @danrascon4545

Uploaded May 2016 | Updated September 2026, 52 minutes ago

(KUTV) Most people in their 80s and 90s are sitting quietly in a retirement home. But one pair of sisters spends their time screaming their lungs out at Utah Jazz games.

The "Pink Grandmas" have become a face for the Utah Jazz franchise as well as celebrities in their own right. Jazz fans cheer when they see Keiko Mori, 87 and her sister Yeiko Homma, 90, on the giant screen at home games.

Inside the Story: Meet the Pink Grandmas, die-hard Utah Jazz fans

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