The Utah Jazz got some unfortunate news surrounding the status of starting center Walker Kessler this week, as it was revealed he would be set to miss the rest of the season to undergo shoulder surgery for a torn labrum, ending his fourth year pro after just five games.
The Utah Jazz learned less than 10 games deep into their 2025-26 campaign that they'd be without their starting center, Walker Kessler, for the remainder of the regular season due to surgery for a torn labrum.
While the Utah Jazz couldn't get it done against the Detroit Pistons for their third of a five-game road trip, losing 103-114, the night wasn't without some positive takeaways sprinkled in, one of those being the improved play of Ace Bailey.
The Utah Jazz held their breath after guard Keyonte George appeared to have suffered a head injury in the third quarter against the Detroit Pistons at Little Caesars Arena on Wednesday.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The Utah Jazz shared some rough news regarding Walker Kessler on Wednesday. The Jazz announced that Kessler will undergo season-ending surgery to repair a torn labrum in his shoulder.
Veteran power forward Kevin Love may have found a spot in yet another rotation, as unexpected as it may be. And that spot comes with the Jazz. Love, 37, was presumed to be a buyout candidate when traded from the Heat to the Jazz during the offseason.
Utah Jazz center Walker Kessler will miss the rest of the season due to a torn labrum in his left shoulder and will have surgery, ESPN reported on Wednesday afternoon.
After just five games, the Jazz got some rough news on Wednesday. Center Walker Kessler is out for the season and will undergo surgery on his left shoulder, per Tony Jones of The Athletic and NBA insider Chris Haynes.
If you are reading this, it can mean just one thing: I am already dead. I was asking too many questions, I had stuck my nose into business other than my own, but most importantly: I saw the one thing that the Utah Jazz front office absolutely did not want unpriveledged eyes to witness.
Utah Jazz’s Keyonte George has emerged as a star in his third NBA season. Keyonte George averaged 16.8 points per night for the Utah Jazz last season, coming off the bench for much of the year.
Jaylen Brown and the Boston Celtics suffered a crushing 105-103 loss to the Utah Jazz on Monday night. While another loss drops them to a 3-5 record on the season, the Celtics have more to be bothered about in this loss.
When the Utah Jazz selected Ace Bailey with the fifth overall pick, the energy around the team shifted overnight. For a fan base that’s been searching for a new superstar since the Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert era ended, Bailey represented hope.
Jusuf Nurkic scored with 0.6 seconds to play to give the visiting Utah Jazz a 105-103 victory over the Boston Celtics on Monday night. Jaylen Brown was called for an offensive foul while Boston was trying to inbound the ball following Nurkic's basket, which prevented the Celtics from attempting a final shot.
Keyonte George's hot start continued Monday night when his Utah Jazz beat the Boston Celtics, 105-103. Even if the game-winning basket happened after he missed a shot.
The Utah Jazz will be seeking their first road victory of the season when they visit the Boston Celtics on Monday night. Utah's road record dropped to 0-3 following Sunday's 126-103 loss to Charlotte.