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Even though they may not be on the same level as the Wizards or the Pistons, the Utah Jazz are likely going to be bad. This isn't just because of the talent level on their roster but also because almost every team in the West will fight for a playoff spot
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Cody Williams came with plenty of hype when the Utah Jazz drafted him. Williams has the time to acclimate himself because he is a rookie on a team with no intention of winning too much. However, if he plays his cards right, he could come into the season a
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The Utah Jazz had the chance to get Jrue Holiday back in 2023 but ultimately passed, as Holiday refused to commit to them past 2024, as The Salt Lake Tribune's Andy Larsen reported not too long after Holiday was traded to the Celtics.
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It's no hidden secret that despite extending Lauri Markkanen, the Utah Jazz are leaning towards a rebuild. Despite having veterans who would fit better on teams trying to win, like Jordan Clarkson, John Collins, and Collin Sexton, the Jazz wants to turn t
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The Utah Jazz held their Media Day on September 30. There were quite a few notable instances during their Media Day, which is pretty normal, all things considered.
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Lauri Markkanen appears to be part of the Utah Jazz's long-term future. Even if the Jazz are not among the best teams in the league, there's plenty of optimism surrounding Markkanen. Don't believe that? Ask Jordan Clarkson.
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Jordan Clarkson made it very clear that he believes Lauri Markkanen can step up for the Utah Jazz. He also made that clear ina hilarious and explicit way.
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Rudy Gobert may not play for the Utah Jazz anymore, but he still sets the bar for some of their current players, like Walker Kessler.
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There will be plenty of burning questions for the Utah Jazz entering the 2024-25 season. However, many will keep their eyes on their rookie class, which is headlined by Cody Williams, Isaiah Collier, and Kyle Filipowski.
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With NBA training camps upon us, fans have questions about the Utah Jazz and how the 2024-25 season will go. The offseason, with fewer moves than expected, didn
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The Minnesota Timberwolves and New York Knicks agreed to a late off-season gamechanger when they exchanged Karl-Anthony Towns for Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo, respectively. This trade didn't involve the Utah Jazz, but they have some conclusions to
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The Jazz would basically be giving away Kessler for free in this trade.
Matt John|
Kessler's been linked to the Knicks for some time, but it's clear the Jazz won't hand him over.
Matt John|
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It would shock absolutely no one if this happened.
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Much of the Jazz's roster decisions may start with how certain training camp battles unfold.
Matt John|
The Jazz's playoff hopes are pretty bad, but there's a silver lining.
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The Jazz are still expected to be among the worst teams in the NBA, but there's a reason why they're not fully committed to the tank.
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At the very least, this could make their matchups a little more interesting.
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Why did the Jazz agree to this trade again?
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