The J-Notes
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After his fourth year with the Utah Jazz wrapped up much quicker than they would have hoped, he will enter the offseason a restricted free agent. Kessler wants the most money he can possibly get, but he'll have to keep something in mind.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz are 10-17 and have lost three in a row. Their most recent strategy have indicated that they are just as aware of what's at stake as the fans are this season.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz got out of the Collin Sexton business half a year ago. Sexton isn't a bad player, but it hasn't taken Charlotte long to come to same conclusion Utah did about Sexton.
Matt John|
It's now recently come out what the Utah Jazz plan to do this season. Now that it's out in the open, there remains one question about Georges Niang.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz are on pace to be the exact same team they were from 2022 to 2024, no less. However, recent intel has revealed that they don't this season to go that route.
Matt John|
Obviously, the Utah Jazz losing by inches over the last two games has not been fun. However, fighting until the end should give the team reason to be optimistic about where things go from here.
Matt John|
Lauri Markkanen has missed the last two Utah Jazz games. The Deseret News' Sarah Todd basically confirmed what everyone is thinking the Jazz are doing with him.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz faced their second straight game without Lauri Markkanen on Saturday night, and predictably, things weren't easy for them against the Orlando Magi
Dan Lower|
Unlike last year, it hasn't been exactly clear if the Utah Jazz are tanking. If they choose to go for the tank again, one Western Conference team is showing they wouldn't be a threat in that race.
Matt John|
It's becoming clear the Utah Jazz have found a building block in Keyonte George. If that's not cool enough, how they got George proved one of their moves to be even smarter than many would think.
Matt John|
Ace Bailey isn't putting up the best rookie numbers for the Utah Jazz. However, from what Zach Lowe has heard, the Jazz can't get enough of him only two months into his NBA career.
Matt John|
The Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame announced its nominees for its 2026 Class. Some big names are on there, but it would be a disgrace if this Utah Jazz alum didn't get in.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz's offseason strategy in 2026 become glaringly obvious when they didn't extend Walker Kessler. Doing so means they can give a free agent a max contract while re-signing Kessler. This (likely) free agent would be perfect for them!
Matt John|
When players like Keyonte George ascend, it's pretty much inevitable he will garner plenty of star comparisons. He already has, and his most recent one will excite Utah Jazz fans.
Matt John|
There will be plenty of reports about where the Utah Jazz will stand with Walker Kessler's free agency for the next several months. The latest report should put any concern to bed.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz have been good enough that they actually have reason to keep Lauri Markkanen. It'd be very hard to see how they would find a suitable package anyhow, but this one team would be perfect for him while offering the perfect value in return.
Matt John|
There haven't been any rumors that the Utah Jazz have made Walker Kessler available via trade. However, he likely could be had at the right price. This team makes sense as a Kessler destination, but the Jazz would only accept the right package.
Matt John|
Keyonte George has been the Utah Jazz's best story this season. he has been so impressive that Zach Lowe, one of his harshest critics, has basically said what every Jazz fan believes about George.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz waived Jordan Clarkson this summer, sending the message that they knew it was over. One particular statistic proves why the Jazz were right to get rid of him, even if their preferred method would have been to trade him.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz have shed their losing ways, for the time being. A two-game winning streak (Memphis and Dallas) has brought hope back to Salt Lake City and return
Dan Lower|
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