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The Dallas Mavericks fired Nico Harrison after he made what may go down as the most infamous trade in NBA history. Now that they've cut ties, it could actually be a problem for the Utah Jazz.

The Utah Jazz cannot get enough of what Keyonte George has done this season. He's taken the leap the team hoped he would, and his improvement is definitely filling up the stat sheet in one particular aspect.

The more the Utah Jazz lose, the more trade proposals and buzz will surface centering around Lauri Markkanen. There are some solid trade ideas in terms of value, but there is a problem.

With the season still quite young, it's taken no time at all for Utah Jazz alum Jordan Clarkson to show the New York Knicks that they got exactly what they paid for with him.

Suffering a season-ending injury when the season is so young is already the worst-case scenario for Walker Kessler. If it wasn't hard enough, the Utah Jazz center will definitely have some tough competition in restricted free agency.

The possibility of a Lauri Markkanen trade will only become stronger if the Utah Jazz only continue to lose games. NBA Insider Chris Mannix floated one fallen contender as a destination for Markkanen.

The Utah Jazz have not really progressed much since Will Hardy took over as head coach. However, the latest intel from Jake Fischer reveals that expectations are different for Hardy and the team this season.

Keyonte George has been a new player for the Utah Jazz and in a good way. He's been so good that even if comparing him to Deron Williams sounds laughable, it may not be so easy to rule out entirely.

The Utah Jazz were deliberately tanking last season, which led to Lauri Markkanen putting up his worst numbers as a Jazzman. Markkanen recently got real on how he felt to be in a situation like that.

Kevin Love appears to be sticking with the Utah Jazz for the long haul this season. The latest intel on him could indicate that this union may not be a one-year rental.

Markkanen is off to a blazing hot start with the Utah Jazz this season. While the season is still young, the way in which the Jazz star is putting up some of his career-best numbers may not drop off as many believe it would.

Ace Bailey's progress is noticeable even it has been a little slow. One way in which the Utah Jazz could see progress from him is if they managed to acquire one of his former teammates.

Walker Kessler's absence will definitely hurt the Utah Jazz, but it gives on particular Jazz big the chance to prove himself this season.

The Utah Jazz were given a tough break when Walker Kessler was deemed out for the season because of shoulder surgery. Even tougher was the Detroit Pistons reminded them of what they're missing down low.

The Utah Jazz got a pretty bad setback when they announced Walker Kessler would miss the rest of the season because of his shoulder injury. Even worse, his upcoming restricted free agency could play out like Jonathan Kuminga's did in Golden State.

There was some skepticism about Ace Bailey going in, but not about his talent. With the season still young, he's proving this narrative about him to be very much wrong.

The Utah Jazz were dealt a crushing blow when it was announced that Walker Kessler would have season-ending shoulder surgery. Bad news as it is, it also confirmed one choice they made was on the money in perhaps the worst way possible.

Utah Jazz big man Walker Kessler, who is in a contract year, will undergo season-ending shoulder surgery.

The Utah Jazz have been better than expected to start the season. If that's not exciting enough, Jusuf Nurkic just compared one of their young players to one of the best players he ever played with.

The Utah Jazz have been better than expected, and that could be a good sign going forward. However, they may be in for some pretty unfortunate news that could impact their short term and their long term.