The Utah Jazz and their fans are playing the waiting game after standout guard Keyonte George suffered a concerning injury late in Friday’s contest against the Brooklyn Nets.
Utah Jazz star Ace Bailey has put together some amazing performances this season. He had yet another highlight reel dunk on Friday, throwing down an astonishing tomahawk slam in a game against the Brooklyn Nets.
Jazz guard Keyonte George suffered a left ankle sprain late in the fourth quarter of Friday’s loss to Brooklyn, per Andy Larsen of The Salt Lake Tribune (Twitter links).
The Jazz lost this one 109-99 to the Brooklyn Nets. They kept it close for the majority of this game, but in the end Cam Thomas and Egor Demin outgunned the Jazz.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
The Utah Jazz were extremely successful tanking lost to the Brooklyn Nets 109-99. It was a battle of wills between two teams very interested in adding lottery talent to their teams.
Will the Pistons make a move for more shooting or ride with their young, talented, defense-first roster? With the trade deadline on Feb. 5, the world will know soon.
With the NBA trade deadline less than a week from going down, the buzz is getting increasingly louder revolving around what the next few days could look like in the league, and which teams may get involved in the action in a potential swap.
The Utah Jazz will be without several starters during Friday’s home matchup with the Brooklyn Nets. Lauri Markkanen (rest), Jusuf Nurkic (illness) and Kevin Love (illness) were ruled out for the game, which has significant implications on the draft lottery race.
The NBA trade deadline sits just a week away from transpiring, marking the time of year where players, and sometimes a few big stars, find their way shipped from place to place across the league that can shake up the landscape in a big way for any given team.
Solutions for fixing a porous defense continue to elude the Utah Jazz heading into Friday night's contest against the Brooklyn Nets in Salt Lake City. Utah dropped its fourth straight game on Wednesday, 140-124 to Golden State.
The Utah Jazz enter a national TV night with a spotlight on both hope and hesitation. At the same time, the latest Jazz injury update shapes everything against the Los Angeles Clippers.
The Utah Jazz are popular in the media these days for all the wrong reasons. They have become the poster child for the tanking problem in the NBA. Fanbases across the internet have called for the Jazz to be investigated or punished for their endeavors.
Jazz forward Lauri Markkanen, who has missed the last seven games while recovering from an illness, was able to practice on Monday and is expected to play in Tuesday’s game against the Clippers, tweets Andy Larsen of The Salt Lake Tribune.
The Giannis Antetokounmpo trade speculation is a distraction from Utah’s actual priority: keeping Walker Kessler. The Jazz are 15-31. A mid-season Giannis acquisition isn’t realistic.
Saturday night’s 147-116 loss to the Miami Heat exposed the Utah Jazz’s fundamental deficiencies in stark fashion. Jusuf Nurkic made franchise history with his third consecutive triple-double, but individual achievements cannot obscure the systemic issues plaguing this team.
The Utah Jazz are pleased with what they've seen from their young core this season, despite the effort not consistently reflected in victories. For the most part this season, Utah has enjoyed good performances from veteran forward Lauri Markkanen, 28; third-year guard Keyonte George, 22; and others.
Utah Jazz big man Jusuf Nurkic was not messing around on the court — and online — on Tuesday. After putting together a stellar stat line in a 127-122 win
Keyonte George scored a career-high 43 points and Jusuf Nurkic had his second career triple-double to rally the Utah Jazz to a 127-122 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves in Salt Lake City on Tuesday night.
Wins have been few and far between for the Utah Jazz this season, but they picked up one on Tuesday night thanks to a slamming performance from their first-round rookie.
Utah Jazz head coach Will Hardy spoke after his team’s latest contest about the group’s ongoing growth in discipline and effort, emphasizing the importance of focus and execution against teams like the San Antonio Spurs.