With the conclusion of the NBA Finals and an exciting Utah Jazz offseason ahead, there was plenty to chat about on the latest Three-Point Threat Podcast!
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In a recent podcast, David Locke mentioned a rumor that LA Clippers forward Tobias Harris had expressed interest in joining the Utah Jazz.
In the first of a five-part series, we'll take a look at five free agent point guards that the Utah Jazz could consider this offseason.
Forward/center Derrick Favors sent Utah Jazz fans for a loop once again with yet another vague and cryptic tweet on Thursday evening.
Donovan Mitchell is taking his recruitment of Paul George to join the Utah Jazz extremely seriously based on a recent Twitter post.
Donovan Mitchell is aiming to have a conversation with Paul George about joining the Utah Jazz in his free agency this offseason.
The Utah Jazz have no shortage of options at the No. 21 pick in the 2018 NBA Draft, but these six guys stand out above the rest.
A recent Sports Illustrated report speculates that the Utah Jazz may have been the team to extend a first-round draft promise to Maryland's Kevin Huerter.
Intriguing Utah Jazz draft prospect Troy Brown Jr. out of Oregon may not be available when the Jazz select at No. 21 in the 2018 NBA Draft.
Duke product Grayson Allen reportedly had a solid pre-draft workout with the Utah Jazz and is certainly one of their potential first-round targets.
The likelihood is next to non-existent, but LeBron James would have a hard time finding many better options in free agency than the Utah Jazz.
Coveted free agent Jabari Parker was recently spotted in Salt Lake City, but his visit likely wasn't for the reason Utah Jazz fans may have hoped.
Former Utah Jazz guard/forward Rodney Hood has struggled thus far in Cleveland, but he may still get a chance to prove himself in the NBA Finals.
Just as Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell was selected as top rookie by his peers, Rudy Gobert received the NBPA Award for being the league's best defender.
Although by and large the 2017-18 Utah Jazz season was a success, let's not pretend that it didn't have more than its fair share of heartbreaking moments.
The Utah Jazz will start out the month of June by bringing in some solid players for pre-draft workouts, headlined by Oregon's Troy Brown.
After withdrawing from a pre-draft workout with the Utah Jazz to mull things over, Maryland's Kevin Huerter has officially declared for the 2018 NBA Draft.
A recently revealed tweet from a purported Bryan Colangelo Twitter burner account may spark some discontent among Utah Jazz fans.
The Denver Nuggets, who have conducted some interesting business with the Utah Jazz in the past, are open to dealing their 2018 first-round draft pick.
The Utah Jazz still have a ways to go in order to not only catch the Houston Rockets, but also the defending champion Golden State Warriors.