Evaluating the "tradability" of each Utah Jazz player

Evaluating the “tradability” of each Utah Jazz player

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Tony Bradley

Tony Bradley hasn’t had much opportunity to show his worth in a Utah Jazz uniform, but that comes as little surprise. It was pretty well known that Bradley was a project coming into this year and while he’s had some nice outings with the Salt Lake City Stars, he has a long ways to go yet.

Therefore, about the only things he has that make him valuable are the fact that he’s extremely young and could still very well have an incredible ceiling and, of course, that he’s on an affordable rookie contract. Nevertheless, considering he hasn’t done much at all to be viewed as over-appealing, he’d likely only be included in a trade if he were a last minute throw-in to facilitate a deal.

With the Jazz likely anxious to see what Bradley can bring in the future, don’t expect him to be moved any time soon.

Verdict: Tradable, low value – unlikely to be moved