While the last few seasons of Utah Jazz basketball have had their ups and downs, one thing has remained pretty certified throughout the turbulence, and that's the team's cemented head coach of the future in Will Hardy.
Even while the Utah Jazz may be going through their share of growing pains and considerable tests through their rebuild process, it's not to say this team has lost faith, or appears any less bought into the cause of what this group is building for the long-haul.
While the Utah Jazz did suffer from their fair share of unrest and growing pains throughout their 2024-25 campaign, it was a year that did come with a massive opportunity to develop and progress the young talent on the roster stacked up across the past three summers.
How many of the NBA players with at least 30 games with 30 points in the postseason can you name in five minutes?
While the Utah Jazz accomplished their big-picture task of leaning fully into their development and rebuild for the 2025-26 season, it wasn't always the best process to endure for the veterans on the roster eager to put together winning seasons in the prime of their career.
Across the past three seasons, the Utah Jazz have dipped increasingly into their bag of young talent, team development, and ultimately, getting further and further into their rebuild process.
The Utah Jazz had to endure a good bit of rough patches and turbulence through their 2024-25 campaign, one that inevitably ended with the team sinking to the bottom of the Western Conference with 17 total wins, putting together their worst regular season showing in franchise history.
The Utah Jazz are down to their final six games. They have already set a franchise record for losses in a season, and barring an unforeseen hot streak, more are on the way.
In the midst of the Utah Jazz's 2024-25 campaign, the coaching staff opted to make an eye-catching decision to their starting five by moving second-year guard Keyonte George to the second unit, while elevating standout rookie Isaiah Collier to the starting point guard spot.
The official injury status is in for the Utah Jazz ahead of their back-to-back showing against the Detroit Pistons. According to a team release, the Jazz have ruled John Collins out due to low back injury management, while Sexton will be available for Monday after dealing with an ankle sprain.
The Utah Jazz will be back in action tonight against the surging Detroit Pistons. Despite being shorthanded, the Jazz battled down the stretch and nearly found a way to win against the New Orleans Pelicans on Sunday.
The Utah Jazz have had their assortment bumps in the road for their 2024-25 campaign. However, through those trials and tribulations, they've been fortunate to see considerable growth around their roster in multiple areas across the year –– one of those areas has surrounded the development and resurgence of Walker Kessler.
The Utah Jazz’s strongest position group is their guard unit. With Collin Sexton progressing from the ankle injury he suffered shortly before the trade deadline, they’re set to be as healthy as they’ve been in quite some time.
The Utah Jazz have been without the services of Collin Sexton due to an ankle sprain since before the All-Star Break, and it now looks like the guard will remain out of the action for the near future.
After a week-long break, the NBA is back and ready for the season's final stretch. The Utah Jazz and Oklahoma City Thunder will square off on Friday night in what looks to be a lopsided affair.
While you can't trade injured players in NBA2K, you damn sure can in the real NBA — and we're cooking up a fake trade featuring a couple of injured players that could solve Minnesota's issues at point guard: Julius Randle and Collin Sexton.
The Utah Jazz are less than 24 hours away from the trade deadline and have a few candidates on the roster who could be in for a change of scenery sooner rather than later.
Currently battling for a spot in the playoffs in the Eastern Conference, the Detroit Pistons could easily make a case to be buyers at the trade deadline.
The trade deadline is a little more than 24 hours away and deals tend to come together quickly around this time of year. Rumors can suddenly turn into transactions without much warning.
Collin Sexton’s future with the Utah Jazz is increasingly uncertain, with the team sitting on a solid asset in the explosive guard. NBA execs know this.
The Utah Jazz made one big personnel move this summer: Locking up All-Star Lauri Markkanen on a long-term contract extension. Beyond that, the Jazz picked up three more intriguing young players and continued their youth movement.
One NBA analyst proposed that the Miami Heat acquire Collin Sexton from the Utah Jazz. Zach Buckley of Bleacher Report proposed the following trade idea between the Heat and Jazz: The trade: The Utah Jazz trade Collin Sexton to the Miami Heat for Duncan Robinson, the No.
Anthony Edwards clarified a postgame remark that many misheard.
With the NBA trade deadline approaching, the New York Knicks are running out of time to pick up assets for a potentially lucrative playoff run. With the deadline landing on Thursday at 3 p.m.
According to NBA insider Marc Stein, the Utah Jazz are not expected to trade guard Collin Sexton. Sexton’s strong play as of late has taken him off the trade block.
It appears the Jazz are ready to part ways with some of their veteran talent, assuming they can get fair value in return.
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