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The Utah Jazz have positioned themselves to be a free agency player in 2026. The odds of them getting a star are not high, but they have the chance to add a player who could be a home run for them.

With no restrictions, Lauri Markkanen is undeniably an NBA star. His story with the Utah Jazz has been nothing short of spectacular. If his evolution into a star hasn't been inspiring enough, there's another reason to appreciate Markkanen.

The Utah Jazz decided to let Walker Kessler become a restricted free agent next summer. Following the Golden State Warriors' latest debacle, some may fear the Jazz may repeat that mistake with Kessler. Here's why they won't.

The 2025-26 season is about to start for the Utah Jazz. While the team makeup is very different, the end goal is still the same. After the offseason moves they made, it's pretty clear what that goal is.

Utah Jazz fans may find Walker Kessler's comments from media day on Monday to be a bit unsettling, to say the least.

Georges Niang is about to embark on his second tenure with the Utah Jazz. While he's on an expiring deal, his words on Utah make it sound like his second time with the team may not be a rental.

The Utah Jazz did not extend Walker Kessler this summer. This was actually a strategic move and does not reflect on how they feel about their young big. Even so, Kessler got real about what the situation has been like.

Will Hardy and Kevin Love are only a few months apart from each other in terms of age. While both of them took different basketball paths, the Utah Jazz head coach admitted to something wild about his history with Love.

Lauri Markkanen's EuroBasket combined with the Utah Jazz's tank will fuel plenty of trade rumors this season. Austin Ainge is very aware of this and made it clear what the Jazz's plans are with Markkanen going forward.

Mo Bamba has another opportunity to make an NBA roster, with the Utah Jazz. He has been a journeyman in recent years, but with his ability to defend and stretch the floor, he should be on a roster and able to help a team even in a minor role.

The Utah Jazz made some seismic moves this offseason. However, while they had to make some changes, this one stung the moment it was made, and it will only look worse as time goes on.

The Utah Jazz confirmed that Georges Niang will miss some, but likely not a lot, of time following his latest injury. As unfortunate as it is, Niang's injury opens the door for one Jazzman to prove himself.

The Utah Jazz are apparently keeping Kevin Love. It's not like that's a problem, but a proposed trade could actually solve the issue of Love being on the roster. Better yet, it could give them a youngster they could talk themselves into developing.

Injuries are already beginning to pile up before the 2025-26 season even begins. As it turns out, the Utah jazz have been affected by the injury bug. While they didn't suffer the biggest loss, it is still a notable one.

Many thought Kevin Love wouldn't play a minute for the Utah Jazz. However, the latest from Marc Stein confirms otherwise, but it also confirms something else about what Love wants at this stage of his career.

Utah Jazz alum Bojan Bogdanovic sadly saw his NBA career end prematurely this year. However, he already has his next opportunity lined up, and it's not surprising given his success as a professional basketball player.

The Utah Jazz's offseason is about to come to a finish, meaning the team has training camp and the preseason to look forward to. With the offseason about to wrap up, here were the five most exciting developments of the Jazz's offseason.

The Utah Jazz have brought in Mo Bamba with training camp around the corner. While this may seem like just another training camp body, adding him actually reflects on what the Jazz want from Kevin Love.

The Utah Jazz have chosen to wait until next offseason to make a decision on Walker Kessler. Making this choice could actually explain why the team made the moves it did this offseason.

The Utah Jazz have been predicted by FanDuel to have an over/under of 18.5 wins for 2025-26, which would be nearly as bad as a season ago. We discuss why the Jazz will beat that prediction and overachieve this year.