The Utah Jazz made a major investment earlier this year to try and shore up their defense by trading for Jaren Jackson Jr. from the Memphis Grizzlies––a former Defensive Player of the Year who's one of the best rim protectors in the league, and is sure to boost Utah's effectiveness on that end of the floor.
The Isaiah Collier discourse sure has subsided, hasn’t it? Nobody has anything to say about this first-round pick these days, but during an offseason filled with anxiety, I suppose no news is good news.
We are officially into the doldrums of the offseason – Summer League is behind us, free agency is all but over, and we still have months until we first see our new team take the floor.
It’s been an active offseason for the Utah Jazz, and a really successful one. But more for the move they didn’t do than the ones they did. Recently, the Utah Jazz made what might have been the best move of the offseason that didn’t get celebrated as much as the splashiest moves.
It's been a less-than-ideal start to Cody Williams' career in a Utah Jazz uniform. His rookie season was about as poor as you could imagine. He couldn't find a solid role on the defensive end, and his offensive numbers were even worse.
An athlete's peak tends to coincide with the youthfulness of their 20s. Sometimes, though, that apex happens when they've had more time to marinate in experience, and that's sometimes true in the NBA.
The Utah Jazz are still a few steps away before they're able to be considered a contending-level team. In reality, they're close. But they just came off another sub-25 win season, haven't had a winning record since Will Hardy was named head coach of this roster, and haven't seen their projected starting five play more than one game together.
The Utah Jazz's free agency period wasn't exactly the loudest of any team around the league. They traded away Walker Kessler, made a few moves around the
As the month of July comes to a close, the NBA's offseason is quietly moving fast. The New York Knicks won the NBA Finals in June, the draft came and went ten days later, and the entirety of Summer League has now already run its course.
The start of the 2026-27 NBA season is still a little less than three months away. So we still have a good amount of time left before we get to see Utah Jazz rookie Darryn Peterson on the floor for a regular season game.
The 2026 NBA Draft lottery picks are all expected to achieve superstar status in the coming time. However, none of the top picks have been doubted as much as Darryn Peterson, the Kansas Jayhawks star who was picked third overall by the Utah Jazz.
The Utah Jazz announced they signed former UNC small forward, Harrison Ingram. According to the Jazz, terms of the deal were not disclosed. From Utah Jazz PR: The Utah Jazz announced today that the team has signed forward Harrison Ingram.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The Utah Jazz made a few tweaks to their roster in this year's free agency period to help them push the needle forward for their postseason aspirations come next season.
The Utah Jazz have made a new signing to their roster a few weeks deep into this offseason's free agency period. According to an announcement from the Jazz, the team has signed forward Harrison Ingram.
Heading into this offseason for the Utah Jazz, there was some expectation that the team could come to a new agreement for their free agent big man Kevin Love.
The offseason isn’t technically over – we’re all waiting on pins and needles for the Mario Hezonja decision – but the transactions have slowed substantially, and it looks like the Jazz have the majority of their roster set for the 2026-2027 season.
The Utah Jazz's offseason and the moves that were to come with it seem to have settled down at this point in the summer. They have a full roster, a ready-made rotation for the season ahead, and could walk into opening night tomorrow feeling like they could make a pretty competitive push to a play-in spot this season.
The Rockets have signed free agent big man Oscar Tshiebwe, the team announced today in a press release. Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed, but it seems likely to be a non-guaranteed contract, given Houston’s cap and roster situations.
The Utah Jazz's offseason appears to be pretty complete for the most part. They've gotten past the draft and added second-overall pick Darryn Peterson to the roster, moved past their Walker Kessler situation, and added a few new free agents in the process.
The Utah Jazz are excited to see rookie Darryn Peterson play this season, after watching his performances in NBA Summer League games. Peterson is revealing more information to reporters about what he wants to take from his performances in summer games.
We’re at the part of the summer where LeBron James is controlling the basketball narratives because there’s nothing to talk about. Apparently, the decision would have happened by now had Adam Silver not rushed him.
The Utah Jazz have high expectations for No. 2 overall pick Darryn Peterson entering the 2026-27 season, and former NBA forward PJ Tucker believes the rookie is in an ideal position to contend for Rookie of the Year.
Walker Kessler is no longer a member of the Utah Jazz. After months of rumors, the soon-to-be fifth-year center will be suiting up for the Los Angeles Lakers.