The J-Notes
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Hoops HQ's Krysten peek revealed that the Utah Jazz are among the teams "high" on one player in one particular. This intel, combined with some of the more recent rumblings, paint a clearer picture of what the Jazz plan to draft next week.
Matt John|
It turns out the Utah Jazz could have their best-case scenario play out, as one team is willing to trade down. However, the caveat to a trade like this might make it too hard for the Jazz to say yes.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz will have a checklist during the 2025 NBA Offseason. What they do with Collin Sexton is among the tasks to check off.
Matt John|
NBA Draft intel from Jake Fischer revealed where the Utah Jazz stand with a little over a week before Draft Night. This intel confirms something about the No. 5 pick that many should already know.
Matt John|
Some intel has come out about Ace Bailey's rather unique approach with teams who could draft him. The Utah Jazz could give him what he wants if the intel turns out to be accurate.
Matt John|
Utah Jazz rookie Cody Williams has had the pleasure of watching his brother, Jalen Williams, play in the NBA Finals. However, from the horse's mouth, it doesn't exactly sound like it's been easy to watch his brother play.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz have to feel good about themselves after the Austin Ainge hire. However, the best way for Ainge to reward their faith in him is by immediately confronting their biggest problem as a team.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz can extend Walker Kessler this summer. Following his most recent performance, it would seem imperative to get that done ASAP. However, Steven Adams' latest extension would be used as a negotiating tactic.
Matt John|
By not trading Lauri Markkanen when his value was at its highest, the Utah Jazz have put themselves in an ugly spot.
Jack Simone|
The Utah Jazz may soon find that a dream prospect is well within reach at the 2025 NBA Draft.
Maxwell Ogden|
This former Utah Jazz player's name hasn't come up in years. However, he's recently made some buzz after Tracy McGrady claimed he had better handles than Kyrie Irving.
Matt John|
There have been whispers that the Utah Jazz will look to trade Collin Sexton. It's only been whispers, but if they were serious about it, the perfect destination for him is no longer an option.
Matt John|
The Memphis Grizzlies trading Desmond Bane has dominated headlines on Father's Day. While it technically doesn't directly involve the Utah Jazz, this trade is proof of why the Jazz have no reason to rush a Lauri Markkanen trade.
Matt John|
It's come to light that two former Utah Jazz players could be traded soon enough. While they are not stars, they could be the final ingredient a title contender is looking for, and that says something about the Jazz.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz will definitely explore the market for Jordan Clarkson this summer. This sliding Eastern Conference contender could use him, but would they have enough to appease the Jazz in a trade?
Matt John|
The Athletic's Tony Jones was not reporting anything, but he revealed what it would take for the Utah Jazz to trade Walker Kessler to the Los Angeles Lakers.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz are likely to get involved in the trade market this offseason. However, the expectation for them is that they'll be smart in trade discussions, which means they're not dumping some of their player, which puts this trade pitch into question.
Matt John|
Recent intel has come out that the Utah Jazz's best-case scenario is picking one of the two guards in the 2025 NBA Draft. While they'll cross that bridge when they come to it, if they do, that could say something about Isaiah Collier and Keyonte George.
Matt John|
Kevin O'Connor and Chris Mannix criticized the Utah Jazz for their decision with Lauri Markkanen last year. The Jazz may have their regrets, but this particular decision shouldn't be seen as one.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz will have plenty of talented prospects to choose from on draft night. While there haven't been any reported standouts after the top two picks, Tony Jones has revealed which two prospects they want more than the others.
Matt John|
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