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Despite the season the Utah Jazz just had, Lauri Markkanen declared once again how much he loves playing in Utah. His words will make it harder regarding what exactly the Jazz plan to do with him.
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The Utah Jazz unsurprisingly lost to the Minnesota Timberwolves in their regular season finale. However, the stakes were raised moments before the game, making it more imperative for the Jazz to lose the game.
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The Utah Jazz were tied with the Washington Wizards for the NBA's worst record. However, the Wizards beating the Miami Heat over the Miami Heat hands the Jazz a great opportunity that they cannot pass up.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz class was definitely not perfect, but they had two big standouts given where they were picked, which is why the grade the class was given seems a little harsh.
Matt John|
Anthony Edwards was given a technical last night, which would have meant he couldn't play against the Utah Jazz in their season finale. Now that said technical foul is rescinded, that changes things up a bit.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo decided to troll one of his former teammates and a Utah Jazz alum during the Milwaukee Bucks win over the Detroit Pistons.
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Metaphorically speaking, the season is already over for the Utah Jazz. There's only two games until their season will be over in a literal sense. Unlike the las
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The Utah Jazz would unestionably pick Cooper Flagg if they get the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. However, Flagg has his flaws like any basketball phenom, which is why the Jazz must emphasize building the right team around him.
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The Utah Jazz beat the Portland Trail Blazers last night, which ties them with the Washington Wizards for the worst record in the NBA. This has upset Jazz fans, but here's why it's not that big of a deal.
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Kyle Filipowski made Utah Jazz history as the first rookie in franchise history to put up 30-15. It's impressive, but not that surprising, and it could have strong implications for what happens with some of their other big men.
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The Utah Jazz have done everything they can to get their hands on the No. 1 pick this year. If everything goes their way, they could get another lottery pick when the 2024-25 season ends.
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After Danny Green suggested that NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal would not have fared as well against the NBA's modern centers, a Utah Jazz alum begged to differ on the subject.
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The Denver Nuggets shocked the NBA world on Tuesday by firing head coach Michael Malone and GM Calvin Booth with a handful of games remaining before the start of the playoffs, and this could be good news for the Utah Jazz.
Travis Hughes|
The Denver Nuggets made a highly questionable decision today. The Utah Jazz want to be on the level the Nuggets were once at. Doing so means avoiding making the mistake the Nuggets made.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz must seriously consider trading Lauri Markkanen. This proposed trade could not only get a lottery pick out of Markkanen, but it would send him to a team that needs him more than the Jazz do.
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Bill Simmons brought up this Utah Jazz youngster as someone who could be a rotation piece on a good team. His words on this Jazz youngster are not wrong, even if said youngster may not have an All-Star ceiling.
Matt John|
A hypothetical trade package would have sent Luka Doncic to the Utah Jazz. While that is out of the question, such a trade is evidence of something that's pretty sad about the Lauri Markkanen era in Utah.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz hold two first-round picks this season, with most of the focus on their lottery pick, here are some options for their other first-rounder.
Travis Hughes|
Isaiah Collier has impressed enough in his rookie season that the Utah Jazz should give him more responsibility. He's also played well enough that one Jazz youngster could be expendable this offseason.
Matt John|
No Utah Jazz alumni were inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame. However, two former Jazz stars played a role in this legendary team getting inducted.
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