Things have been far from perfect for the Utah Jazz during their 15-51 regular season campaign, most recently falling short to the Memphis Grizzlies, 115-122, in a game largely dictated by one factor for Utah: turnovers.
The Utah Jazz were fined $100,000 by the NBA on Wednesday for violating the league's Player Participation Policy. The league said the violation involved Lauri Markkanen, who is a star player under terms of the policy.
The league announced on Wednesday in a press statement that it is fining the Jazz $100K for violating its player participation policy.
From the onset of the 2024-25 NBA season, the objective of the Utah Jazz was clear: develop young talent, maximize NBA Draft Lottery Odds, and lose plenty of basketball games along the way.
The Utah Jazz will be without a major contributor in the mix on Wednesday night vs. the Memphis Grizzlies. According to a team release, Keyonte George will be inactive for the Jazz's road bout vs.
The Utah Jazz and Memphis Grizzlies will face off Wednesday night in Memphis. The Grizzlies are fighting for the second seed in the Western Conference playoff race, while the Jazz were the first team eliminated from postseason play this year.
The Utah Jazz have been through the trenches throughout their latest stretch of the 2024-25 season. The Jazz have now leaned fully into tank mode ahead of this offseason, leading to a tough product on the floor within recent weeks.
Settle down, you heard the bell ring. School is in session, and the young Utah Jazz are under investigation for the state of their franchise reconstruction. Not for their questionable rebrand, not for their wins-to-losses ratio, and not even for the state of their rebuild -- well, not exactly for that.
The Utah Jazz officially stamped their ticket to the NBA Draft lottery for a third-straight season on Monday night. It comes as no surprise, as Utah falls in dead-last within the Western Conference and among the bottom two teams in the league.
The Utah Jazz couldn't quite keep the pace against a Boston team that was too deep, too talented, and too experienced in the art of winning basketball games in the modern NBA.
The Utah Jazz were outmatched in their latest showing against the Boston Celtics on the road, coming up short 108-114 for their sixth loss in a row and their 50th in their regular season campaign.
With a record of 15-49 and just under 20 games to go in the regular season, it's no surprise that the Utah Jazz will not be making a playoff appearance this year.
The past five games have all resulted in losses for the Utah Jazz, but the play of rookie Kyle Filipowski has been a bright spot during this stretch. Filipowski has averaged 20.4 points, 8.8 rebounds and 2.8 assists in only 27.8 minutes a night in his last five appearances.
Utah Jazz point guard Isaiah Collier, who was a unanimous five-star out of high school before enrolling at USC, had an impressive freshman season despite being on a team that didn't ever mesh together.
The 2024 NBA Draft class was undersold. The top of the draft didn’t feature as many star-caliber prospects as scouts are used to seeing. Nonetheless, it was a relatively deep talent pool.
The Philadelphia 76ers did their best to blow a 22-point fourth-quarter lead Sunday. But they couldn't play badly enough to lose to the aggressively tanking Utah Jazz.
Throughout the NBA 2024-25 season, the Jazz have increasingly relied on their young talent as part of their ongoing rebuilding process, offering significant opportunities to the team’s rookie class.
This season, the Jazz are on pace for just 20 wins, which would be the lowest total in franchise history.
Guard Jaden Springer has agreed to a three-year contract with the Utah Jazz, following a brief 10-day stint with the team, his agent Chad Speak confirmed to ESPN’s Shams Charania.
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