While the Walker Kessler trade rumors linking the fourth-year big man to the LA Lakers have cooled down for the moment, don't expect that trend to continue heading deeper into the regular season, and even as far into next offseason.
IT WOULD BE EASILY UNDERSTANDABLE if your focus wasn’t beaming onto Utah’s Keyonte George at the moment. Lauri Markkanen just assaulted Phoenix for a career-high 51 points on Monday, and appears to be back in All-Star form (who could have foreseen?).
Lauri Markkanen and the Utah Jazz will look to continue their hot streak at home Wednesday night when they host the Portland Trail Blazers in Salt Lake City.
The Utah Jazz, through three games of the new season, have seen some extremely positive things from third-year guard Keyonte George. In the midst of the
The Utah Jazz, in the midst of their second win of the season, saw a historic performance out of their star forward Lauri Markkanen. In 45 minutes, Markkanen
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's most recent offseason was primarily focused around continuing the development of their young core, while shipping out a bundle of tenured veterans to help elevate that youth movement for the season ahead.
It took 27 years for the Jazz to have another 50-point scorer, but Lauri Markkanen finally broke through. Markkanen poured in a career-high 51 points in Utah’s 138-134 overtime win against the Suns, becoming the first Jazz player since Karl Malone in 1998 to hit the mark.
In easily the craziest game of the season so far, the Utah Jazz pulled out a close win against the Phoenix Suns in overtime 138-134. The story of the game was Lauri Markkanen, who scored 51.
Lauri Markkanen scored a career-high 51 points with 14 rebounds to carry the Utah Jazz to a 138-134 overtime victory over the visiting Phoenix Suns on Monday night in Salt Lake City.
The 2025-26 season is almost here, and Utah has just opened its year against the Los Angeles Clippers on October 22. The rebuild is still in motion, but the front office and coaching staff continue to focus on one question.
Before he was even drafted, people did not have a good perspective on Ace Bailey. They knew he was undeniably talented, but Bailey apparently had "attitude problems" because he refused to work out with other teams.
Utah’s young guard showed control, composure and leadership in the opener — proof he’s ready to take the next step. The Utah Jazz opened the 2025-26 season with a commanding 129-108 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers, and third-year guard Keyonte George set the tone.
Three Utah Jazz players scored at least 20 points in a season-opening 129-108 rout of the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday night in Salt Lake City. Walker Kessler led the Jazz with 22 points, nine rebounds, four assists and four blocks, while Lauri Markkanen and Brice Sensabaugh each netted 20 points.
When the NBA’s rookie-scale extension deadline passed earlier this week, the Utah Jazz didn’t have any new terms agreed to with the veteran center, Walker Kessler.
Heading into the 2025-2026 NBA season, Utah Jazz rookie Ace Bailey is one of the most exciting rookies debuting in the pros. Wednesday night’s matchup between the Jazz and the Los Angeles Clippers was highly anticipated, and Bailey’s introduction to the NBA was a major reason for that.
The Utah Jazz have been one of the toughest teams to watch in the NBA over the past few seasons. The biggest issue for Utah has been the lack of engagement from fans—and the reason is no mystery.
19-year-old Ace Bailey is apparently not a picture of health right now. The Utah Jazz rookie Bailey is currently dealing with tendinitis in both of his knees.