Utah Jazz third-year guard Keyonte George left in the middle of Wednesday's game vs. the New York Knicks with an apparent hamstring injury. George went to the locker room, grabbing the back of his right leg in the middle of the third quarter against the Knicks, and would not return.
The New York Knicks are traveling to Salt Lake City to face the Utah Jazz, meaning that Jordan Clarkson, one of the beloved guards in recent Jazz franchise history, was set to return to the Delta Center for the first time since his departure from Utah after six seasons this past offseason.
The NBA slate tonight could be a fun one for fans and bettors, and tonight’s game between the New York Knicks and Utah Jazz. Utah has been having another nightmare season, but has won three of its last five, while the Knicks have lost two in a row.
On the Jovan Buha podcast, Eric Pincus revealed the Utah Jazz had shopped Walker Kessler. You can listen to the time-stamped segment below Pincus, discussing potential offseason targets for the Lakers, talked about Walker Kessler who is coming off an injury.
Heroes run the NBA, but every story also needs a villain. For some franchises, it's a particularly hated opponent, but every now and then, it's one of their own.
According to Eric Pincus, the Utah Jazz are interested in Austin Reaves. View Link In this episode of the Jovan Buha podcast, you can listen to it. Pincus says: “I’ve heard that the Utah Jazz like Austin Reaves.
The Utah Jazz could be in the market for one of this offseason's prized free agents: Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves. According to Bleacher Report's Eric Picnus on a recent appearance on Buha’s Block, he revealed that among the teams who have interest in Reaves, the Jazz are among those that like what he brings to the table.
Ace Bailey has averaged 16.4 points, 5.0 rebounds and 1.5 assists over eight games since the All-Star break. Utah Jazz assistant coach and former NBA standout Jason Terry thinks the 19-year-old is just getting started — and he reached for a Hall of Famer to make the point.
The Utah Jazz sit well outside of the playoff race in the Western Conference, but that doesn't mean the final 17 games of the 2025-26 season will be a waste.
The Utah Jazz beat the Golden State Warriors in a game they really needed to lose 119-116. The first thing that needs to be said here is that the Golden State Warriors are pathetic from top to bottom.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
Auditions for next year’s roster continued in earnest Monday night when the shorthanded Utah Jazz took on the equally decimated Golden State Warriors at the Delta Center.
Blake Hinson knocked down a go-ahead 3-pointer with 29.2 seconds left, lifting the Utah Jazz to a 119-116 victory over the Golden State on Monday in Salt Lake City.
Ace Bailey is one of the most exciting prospects for the Utah Jazz in recent history. The Jazz haven’t seen much action in the NBA lottery, being top 10 in winning percentage in all-time play.
The Jazz are waiving injured guard Vince Williams Jr., Kevin Reynolds of the Salt Lake Tribune reports. Williams suffered an ACL tear in his left knee in a game against the Rockets on Feb.
The Utah Jazz have signed center Mo Bamba to a second 10-day contract after his initial deal expired, the team announced on Sunday in a press release. The agreement will pay Bamba $177,064, while counting $131,970 against Utah’s salary cap, and will keep the veteran big man on the roster until March 17.
Mo Bamba will remain in the NBA, at least for now. Bamba signed another 10-day contract with the Utah Jazz after his original pact expired last night, the team announced earlier this afternoon.
The Jazz have re-signed Mo Bamba to another 10-day contract, the team announced in a press release. Bamba’s first 10-day agreement with Utah expired on Saturday night.
Free agent forward/center Darius Bazley has signed a contract with the Ningbo Rockets of the Chinese Basketball Association, according to Dario Skerletic of Sportando.
With LeBron James turning 41 in 2026, many are questioning whether he will return to the NBA for another season. And if the answer is yes, will he be gearing up for another year in purple and gold, joining a new team, or perhaps returning home?
In a game that had plenty of storylines surrounding it, the Utah Jazz were able to sneak past the Washington Wizards in a high-scoring finish in the United States capital city on Thursday night.
Utah Jazz announcer Thurl Bailey was decidedly unimpressed with how Nikola Jokic handled himself during Monday’s game. Bailey believed Jokic was flopping and exaggerating contact during the Denver Nuggets’ 128-125 win over Utah at Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Ut.
Utah Jazz headcoach Will Hardy jokingly tried to ask for help about slowing down Denver Nuggets big man Nikola Jokic. Following the Jazz’s 128-125 loss
In the early years of his career, Isaiah Collier’s story began full of hype, being ranked the No. 1 college recruit in the nation during the 2023 season.
The Jazz may have just gotten another reason to slow this thing down. Lauri Markkanen has been diagnosed with a right hip impingement and will be reevaluated in two weeks, per Shams Charania of ESPN.
Indiana Pacers coach Rick Carlisle stayed quiet about the NBA's $100K tanking fine for two weeks. He didn't mince words when he broke his silence Tuesday.