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With the 2025 NBA Offseason approaching its end, it turns out one very infamous Utah Jazz alum will be continuing his professional basketball career overseas. It's been years since he played for the Jazz, but the fans oughta be happy about this one!

Ben Simmons was once one of the NBA's biggest stars and was believed to be part of the league's future. In so doing, he was once a pain in the Utah Jazz's side. So to see where he is now should make the Jazz fanbase snicker a bit.

The Utah Jazz have turned their focus on their youth movement this season. Plenty of players will be under the microscope, but one young Jazzman in particular may have more pressure than any of the other ones.

Utah Jazz star Lauri Markkanen has been the hottest topic of the NBA offseason for the past week or so. Because of his EuroBasket dominance, Zach Lowe speculated how much his play could fuel trade rumors this coming season.

At this time last year, the Utah Jazz had only begun to go the route of the rebuild. Even though it's starting to look up, there is a harsh truth about them three years after they decided to start over.

Utah Jazz rookie Ace Bailey will enter his rookie season with pretty high expectations. While it remains to be seen how good he can be, Bailey could at least provide this certain spunk for the Jazz this season.

The Jazz aren't trying to win anytime soon, and that makes an important Lauri Markkanen statistic stand out even more. Is now the time to make a move?

Lauri Markkanen has been perhaps the EuroBasket's biggest sensation in 2025. That's all fantastic for the Utah Jazz after last season. However, an NBA Insider confirms what is likely to come following Markkanen's dominance.

Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant are recognized as two of the best players to play in the NBA. However, many believed they were snubbed from an MVP twice. A Utah Jazz alum explained why he sees it differently.

Utah Jazz big man Jusuf Nurkic is set to go up against Giannis Antetokounmpo when their home countries, Bosnia and Hergezovina against Greece, go up against each other in EuroBasket. Nurkic had something to say about Antetokounmpo.

The Utah Jazz have to be more than pleased in Lauri Markkanen's EuroBasket performance. However, a potentially resurgent season from him could lead to a rather annoying subplot this season.

Walker Kessler's contract extension is up in the air, and the Utah Jazz need to get it done before October 20th or they have to wait until next summer and compete with other interested teams for Kessler's services.

Denver Nuggets beat writer Adam Mares delved into what has stood out to him about Lauri Markkanen during the EuroBasket tournament. While he made a cool observation, Utah Jazz fans have known this about Markkanen for some time now.

Among the few untouchables on the Utah Jazz roster is center Walker Kessler. He has been in trade rumors for over a year, but odds are he's not going anywhere. This trade idea would send him to a team that needs him, but wouldn't help the Jazz much.

The Utah Jazz have picked a direction that they will stick to this season. However, it will still make for a pretty miserable season, and there's no telling if their current strategy will work out in the end.

Utah Jazz fans know how great of a coach Quin Snyder is, and Atlanta Hawks fans are about to really find out too.

One Utah Jazz writer for The J-notes wanted Lauri Markkanen to prove his dominant performances in the EuroBasket would continue in the real games to have faith in a potential return to form. Well, Markkanen proved just that and then some.

If they don't know by now, New York Knicks fans will soon discover something Utah Jazz fans already know about Jordan Clarkson.

Utah Jazz head coach Will Hardy is certainly spectating what Lauri Markkanen has been doing during the EuroBasket tournament. While that may seem like a given, there's a good reason why Hardy would do this.

During the 2025 EuroBasket tournament, Lauri Markkanen has looked like the diamond in the rough that the Utah Jazz found in 2022. If he keeps this up, ESPN's Tim Bontemps believes this could lead to something Jazz fans don't want to think about.