At this rate, the Utah Jazz should be on the lookout for a third string point guard

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Tim Frazier is a guy I’ve always believed in. He’s very good at taking care of the basketball, making plays for others and carving the defense up by attacking the basket.

Frazier has primarily played for the New Orleans Pelicans, where he always finds himself playing quite a lot of minutes. As a member of the Pelicans, Frazier has averaged eight points and about six assists per game.

When he’s not in a Pelicans uniform, though, Frazier hasn’t looked nearly as good. During the 2017-2018 season, he had a tough year for the Washington Wizards, backing up the oft-injured John Wall. The opportunity was there, but Frazier couldn’t grasp it. He’s also played for the Philadelphia 76ers and Portland Trail Blazers.

Maybe the Jazz’s system could bring the best out of Frazier, who will be a free agent next summer. If you need a third point guard, I’ll always believe Frazier is a guy you should take a look at.