Yogi Ferrell's time with the Jazz was short, as he just signed with the team on Friday. Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports

The Jazz have waived guard Yogi Ferrell and forward Malcolm Miller, according to Eric Woodyard of ESPN.

Ferrell, 27, just signed with the team on Friday. He spent the past two seasons with the Kings, but averaged a career-low 10.4 minutes per game last year. Miller, also 27, has been with the Raptors the past three years and got into 28 games last season.

Along with waiving four players Friday night, Utah’s roster is now down to 14, including just 11 guaranteed contracts, as well as a pair of two-way players. The Jazz are slightly over the luxury-tax line and might not carry 15 players this season.

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