6 former Jazz players who remain free agents in 2024
By Matt John
2. Jae Crowder
Alright, so now we're at the portion where former Jazz players who are still free agents could not only be signed, but could actually factor into a team's rotation. Enter Jae Crowder.
Crowder is no longer the 3&D starting wing on playoff contenders when he played for the Jazz, Boston Celtics, and Miami Heat, but he has been a rotation player for the Milwaukee Bucks for the last season and a half that a team could depend on him to come off the bench to keep their players fresh for the postseason.
His postseason stats for the last two years don't scream a little yikes, but more like EPIC YIKES to the point that a team would likely only play him if they have no other options. Perhaps with lower expectations, Crowder could help to some degree. Just not nearly as much as he used to.