In a homecoming night for Georgia natives Isaiah Collier and Ace Bailey, the Utah Jazz couldn't get it done against the Atlanta Hawks for a narrow 119-121 loss, dropping the Jazz to 16-36 on the regular season, and giving the Hawks a 2-0 season series sweep to come with it.
Utah Jazz vs Atlanta Hawks recap The Jazz lost a thrilling game that went down to the last second against the Hawks. Ace Bailey hit the game-tying three with 10.3 seconds remaining, before Nickeil Alexander-Walker hit the game-winner with 1.3 seconds left.
The Jazz desperately needed to lose this one, and they did… barely. 119-121 was the final score to this exciting game. The Hawks benefited from a monster game from Jock Landale, who lead the team in scoring with 26 points, to go along with 11 rebounds, and 5 assists.
According to Shams Charania, the Utah Jazz traded for Chris Boucher of the Boston Celtics. It was a move that had a lot of moving parts and pieces that leaked out slowly after it was done.
It’s been a much more interesting NBA Trade Deadline than Utah Jazz fans ever expected. The trade for Jaren Jackson Jr. has signaled a clear shift toward a more winning focus next season.
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It looks like the Utah Jazz had at least one team in competition to acquire Jaren Jackson Jr. before ultimately traded from the Memphis Grizzlies–– the Golden State Warriors seemingly had some budding interest as well.
It looks like the Utah Jazz had a potential Walker Kessler offer on the table from the Indiana Pacers before the NBA trade deadline struck, but ultimately turned it down.
The Utah Jazz have reportedly released another one of their trade deadline additions brought in from this week. According to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype on X, the Jazz are expected to waive big man Chris Boucher, who was acquired from the Boston Celtics before the trade deadline.
The Utah Jazz have made yet another move at the trade deadline with just hours to go before the buzzer sounds. This time, they're doing business with the Boston Celtics.
The Utah Jazz took a major trade deadline swing earlier this week with their deal for Jaren Jackson Jr. from the Memphis Grizzlies; an eye-catching move that now accelerates the team's window to compete as soon as next season, adding a two-time All-Star and Defensive Player of the Year to an already-strong frontcourt.
The Thunder and Jazz completed a small, paperwork-style trade Tuesday. Oklahoma City acquired the NBA draft rights to Serbian center Balsa Koprivica in exchange for cash considerations.
Sometimes, the most memorable performances come when the deck is stacked against you. On a Tuesday night in Indianapolis, between the Jazz and Pacers, with a roster depleted by trades and injuries, the Utah Jazz didn’t just show up; they put on a clinic in resilience.
Lauri Markkanen scored 27 points and Brice Sensabaugh added 20 as the Utah Jazz beat the Indiana Pacers 131-122 in a matchup of two short-handed teams on Tuesday in Indianapolis.
The Utah Jazz rebuild may finally be coming to an end. NBA Trade Grades: Did The Jazz Get Revenge On Grizzlies With Triple J Trade, & What The Trade Means For Utah Going Forward In a surprising move, Utah acquired Jaren Jackson Jr.
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.
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).