Lauri Markkanen obtained positive news about his injury recovery going into the Utah Jazz’s upcoming matchup against the Los Angeles Clippers. Markkanen is going through the ninth season of his NBA career, his fourth with the Jazz.
The Utah Jazz will be without any representation in this year's Rising Stars action during All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles. The NBA announced this year's Rising Stars selections for both rookies and sophomores, showcasing 10 players for each roster, where the Jazz were left with zero players on either team.
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.
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.
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.
With the NBA trade deadline sitting just two weeks away from transpiring, the buzz surrounding potential players on the move and the deals to come with it are bound to ramp up across the coming days.
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.
The NBA trade deadline is just under two weeks away from going down, and the top prize of this year's action centers on none other than Milwaukee Bucks two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo, who many teams around the league will be keeping a key eye on in hopes of having the chips to strike a deal to bring him aboard their respective rosters.
It's been an impressive past three games of the season for Utah Jazz big man Jusuf Nurkic. Despite the Jazz going 1-2 in their latest three-game stretch,
Move aside Nikola Jokic, there’s a new triple-double king in the NBA — for this week. In one of the most random statistical stretches in Utah Jazz history, Jusuf Nurkic has done what no other Utah Jazz player past or present has done: record three straight triple-doubles.
Jusuf Nurkic made Utah Jazz history in a blowout loss to the Miami Heat. No Jazz player has ever recorded three consecutive triple-doubles until tonight.
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.
After a comeback win over Minnesota, the Utah Jazz look to take the season series with San Antonio when they host the Spurs on Thursday night. The Jazz -- playing again without leading scorer Lauri Markkanen (illness) -- rallied from 15 points down to beat the visiting Timberwolves 127-122 on Tuesday and end a four-game losing streak.
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
On paper, Tuesday night looked like a scheduled loss. The Utah Jazz had spent 17 of their last 20 days living out of suitcases, dragging themselves through a brutal road schedule.
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.
Last season, there was much to question on whether Utah Jazz point guard Keyonte George would be a long-time fixture on the team. Though having a decent season, averaging 16.8 points, 5.6 assists, and 3.8 rebounds, George faced problems with trying on the defensive end and his attitude at times during the season.
When LeBron James’ agent, Rich Paul, made the statement of the Los Angeles Lakers should trade Austin Reaves, it sent the NBA world into a firestorm. Most fans, including the Lakers themselves, weren’t too happy with Paul’s remarks.
When news came down the NBA pipeline that Jusuf Nurkic was traded to the Utah Jazz, some fans were slightly apprehensive of the deal. Before his time in Utah, Nurkic unfairly earned a reputation as a locker-room problem.
In a performance that felt less like a basketball game and more like a statement, the Jazz secured a massive 123-112 victory, led by a scorching-hot Keyonte George.