The J-Notes
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The Utah Jazz have told the Los Angeles Lakers no on Walker Kessler, but that doesn't necessarily mean a trade is dead. The Lakers will likely have to pay up for Kessler, which is why they were right to reject the trade, but it might not be so outlandish
Matt John|
The Jazz come out strong and hang on for the win on the road in Chicago.
Dan Lower|
The Utah Jazz are in a position where they can take flyers on whomever they please. Since they don't have much to lose, there's no hurt in trying to find a gem. That's what happened with Kris Dunn, and look where he is now.
Matt John|
Walker Kessler has had a good start to the season with the Utah Jazz, which is exactly what both sides want. However, with his potential extension looming and doubts surrounding his future with the team, a trade can't be ruled out.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz's slow start may be hard to watch for fans, but the perfect scenario for the Jazz is beginning to play out. If things continue to play out the way they are, the Jazz's rebuild may finally be coming to a close.
Travis Hughes|
The Utah Jazz face a tough November schedule amid the prospects of star player Lauri Markkanen missing time due to injury.
Dan Lower|
Everyone's pretty doggone sick of the Walker Kessler trade rumors. The Utah Jazz kept him, and there haven't been any new rumors suggesting that they plan to get rid of him. However, there have been new reports detailing what the Lakers were willing to of
Matt John|
Coming into the 2024-25 season, there was only one other Western Conference team expected to be among the worst teams alongside the Utah Jazz - the Trail Blazers. However, there were troubling signs before tonight that Spurs would too.
Matt John|
Cody Williams may have come in with highest expectations among the Utah Jazz's rookies, but he hasn't exactly lit the world on fire. At the same time, it's not like the Jazz have asked him to.
Matt John|
Taylor Hendricks being out of the lineup puts pressure on the Utah Jazz rotations, with rookie Cody Williams likely to see more playing time as Will Hardy makes changes to keep the Jazz moving forward.
Dan Lower|
The Utah Jazz suffered their fourth consecutive loss against the Kings, which still makes their win column a goose egg on the season. Utah may very well still be understandably reeling from Taylor Hendricks' season-ending injury, but there was another tak
Matt John|
Just as he started his second season with the Utah Jazz, Taylor Hendricks suffered a catastrophic knee injury. The young wing was awarded a spot in their starting five, where the Jazz hoped he would take a step forward. Unfortunately, they won't see that
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz suffered their third loss of the season at the hands of the Mavericks. It was a hard-fought road loss, which was pretty impressive since the Mavericks are the reigning Western Conference champions. However, Taylor Hendricks' leg injury overs
Matt John|
NBA legend Dwyane Wade had his statue unveiled in South Beach. Following all his contributions for the Miami Heat, the franchise gave the Jazz's minority owner his due. It was a beautiful ceremony—there was just one problem.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz have no use for someone like PJ Tucker on the basketball court. However, they have use for him on their cap sheet. Because Tucker's current team, the Los Angeles Clippers, also have no use for him period, a deal could be struck.
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz got a reminder in the worst way of what life looks like as a tanking team against the Golden State Warriors. The Dubs laid the smackdown on the Jazzmen, winning 127-86, but such a route at the hands of the Warriors can only make one wonder w
Matt John|
Following all the rumors that happened during the offseason, one can't help but wonder if Walker Kessler will be put on the trade market again anytime soon. If the Utah Jazz's season opener is indicative of what's to come, no one should mention it ever ag
Matt John|
Plenty of eyes will be on how Keyonte George will do with the Utah Jazz in Year 2. Before their season opener against the Memphis Grizzlies, he made it sound like he was aware of the challenge ahead. Last night was probably not how he wanted things to sta
Matt John|
The Utah Jazz may have lost their home opener against the Memphis Grizzlies, but Lauri Markkanen is as good as ever. Not that there wasn't any doubt about that, but knowing how questioned his extension was, Markkanen proved he was worth every penny.
Matt John|
Being the No. 10 pick in the NBA Draft and the Utah Jazz's highest pick in their rookie class comes with sizable expectations. However, because of the Jazz's talent on the roster, it's not surprising that Williams might be brought along slowly.
Matt John|
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