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The Boston Celtics just got ousted from the playoffs and will need to save money. The Utah Jazz could give them the opportunity to save money without worsening their roster while simultaneously giving them a better defensive identity.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz should aim to move up in the draft after the lottery did them no favors. This trade proposal could help them move up to the high pick they desired this season while putting Lauri Markrkanen and Jordan Clarkson on a team that needs them.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz fell as far as they possibly could in the NBA draft lottery, and none of the teams with the highest chance at the top pick received a top 3 pick. The lottery is horrifically broken, and here's a way to fix it.
Travis Hughes|
The Utah Jazz may not acquire any big fish during the offseason, but they could go after a veteran they reportedly wanted around the NBA trade deadline. In all honesty, it couldn't hurt.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz won't have Cooper Flagg next month and likely won't ever have him. While that was a bad enough twist of fate as it is, recent intel reveals that missing out on Flagg changes the Jazz's plans this offseason.
Matt John|
As if it wasn't bad enough that the Utah Jazz didn't see things go their way after the NBA Draft lottery, now Vernon Maxwell has chimed in. As many would expect, he rubbed it in.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz missed out on getting Cooper Flagg or a prospect close to him this year. However, that won't stop them from preparing well for next season. To do just that, they made a pretty smart move by bringing back a familiar face.
Matt John|
Following what was a crazy and devastating NBA Draft lottery for the Utah Jazz, Kevin Durant had some words of wisdom that Jazz fans can very much agree with.
Matt John|
The Utah jazz just saw their nightmare scenario play out in the NBA Draft lottery. It actually gets more painful when thinking more about how it all played out.
Matt John|
At the conclusion of the NBA Draft Lottery, the Utah Jazz find themselves forced to make a decision no one in the fanbase will be thrilled about.
Will Eudy|
The Utah Jazz came up being one of the biggest losers in the 2025 NBA Draft Lottery. Getting the No. 5 pick is bad enough, but at least it shows why the Jazz were so hesitant to tank when the opportunity previously showed itself.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz were unfortunately one of the big losers from the 2025 NBA Draft Lottery.
Michael Saenz|
The Utah Jazz are in position to win the lottery, which means winning the Cooper Flagg sweepstakes. The Ringer's Ryen Russillo is rooting for the Jazz to win, and he gave a pretty good albeit harshly realistic reason why.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz will find out tonight if they will get their hands on Cooper Flagg. Even if they don't get their hands on him, the Jazz should not have any regrets for the route they chose this season.
Matt John|
The Cleveland Cavaliers got humiliated in Game 4 of their series against the Indiana Pacers. Former Utah Jazz star Donovan Mitchell only played one half, but that's when the humiliation commenced, which exposes a myth about his ex-Jazz teammate.
Matt John|
Utah Jazz veteran Jordan Clarkson was asked about the bright spots from this past season. Despite the Jazz having their worst season in franchise history, he quickly pointed to their young talent.
Matt John|
Donovan Mitchell has continued to enjoy playoff success since the Utah Jazz traded him to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Mitchell has admitted how much he's enjoyed Cleveland, though he also got brutally honest about his initial feelings on the trade.
Matt John|
Zach Lowe had some harsh words for Utah Jazz second-year guard Keyonte George. Nothing that Lowe said was wrong, and better yet, this could be exactly what pushes George to take it to the next level.
Matt John|
Utah Jazz alum Donovan Mitchell continues to dominate in the playoffs. His latest dominant performance may be good for Cleveland, but makes Utah look bad in two distinct ways.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz are all-in on Cooper Flagg, but if they miss out on the No. 1 pick at the 2025 NBA Draft, there are still three dream targets to consider.
Maxwell Ogden|
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