The Utah Jazz have been without their top-five pick, Ace Bailey, for seven of their past eight regular-season games, as he's been dealing with a lingering injury that the team has labeled a left hip flexor strain, and thus limited his availability in the past couple of weeks because of it.
It looks like the Utah Jazz will be without their top-five pick for the second leg of their back-to-back against the Dallas Mavericks. According to a recent injury update from the Jazz, Ace Bailey has been downgraded from questionable to out for their upcoming game against Dallas.
It looks like the Utah Jazz will have their typical starting five healthy and ready to go for their road matchup against the defending champion OKC Thunder.
It looks like the Utah Jazz could still be without Ace Bailey for the next couple of games, as he continues to recover from his latest hip injury. Before the Jazz's game against the Boston Celtics, head coach Will Hardy said that Bailey is still day-to-day as he deals with a hip flexor strain, and remains up in the air for the next three games.
Utah Jazz rookie Ace Bailey is day-to-day after exiting Friday night's win against Detroit with a left hip strain. The 19-year-old forward was scoreless in 11 minutes before leaving in the first half of the 131-129 victory.
Part of what makes the NBA, or any pro sports league, so compelling to watch is the narratives, especially those centered on rivalries. Throughout the decades, the NBA has fostered a number of rivalries, some long-lasting and others short but sweet.
It looks like Utah Jazz fifth-overall pick Ace Bailey will see his night vs. the Detroit Pistons come to an end a bit early. According to an announcement from the Jazz, Bailey has been ruled out against the Pistons due to a right hip flexor strain, therefore forcing him to the sidelines for the entire second half.
The Utah Jazz received an early-season reminder of rookie growing pains from guard Ace Bailey, who recently detailed his “welcome to the NBA” moment after being benched by head coach Will Hardy.
Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker has many accomplishments to his resume, which includes a run to the 2021 NBA Finals on top of multiple All-Star and All-NBA nods through his career.
The Utah Jazz will be facing against the Los Angeles Lakers and LeBron James for what's now their third meeting of the season, looking to bounce back from their last two showings in November.
It looks like Utah Jazz fifth-overall pick Ace Bailey has dropped a couple of spots in the official NBA rookie ladder. Per Steve Aschburner's Kia Rookie Ladder via NBA.com, Bailey wound up falling from ranked number seven to nine amongst this year's rookie class, as Dallas Mavericks' top pick Cooper Flagg found his way atop the list.
The Utah Jazz have seen some nice flashes out of their top-five pick, Ace Bailey, in his initial sample size of year one. He's now been a starter for over
With mild inconsistency from their bench unit and teams keying in on Lauri Markkanen, the Jazz find themselves at an interesting junction in their rebuild — they’ve begun to run into an offensive problem. In recent years, the Jazz have been known for having a poor defense.
Ace Bailey isn’t lighting up the box score yet — 8.7 points on .415/.324/.824 shooting — but the Jazz like everything else they’re seeing. The rookie has hit double figures in four straight and continues to win over veterans by doing the little things, as Andy Larsen of The Salt Lake Tribune wrote.
The Indiana Pacers have been one of the fastest teams in the NBA over the last few seasons, but for the Jazz, it didn't matter. They took full advantage of a team suffering injuries with just one win, as Utah took down the Pacers last night, 152-128.
A successful NBA career isn't defined by a player's rookie season, let alone the first month of it. Just take the 2013-14 NBA rookie class, for example.
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.
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.
Ace Bailey is gearing up for his first official NBA matchup on Wednesday night. The Utah Jazz are set to go toe-to-toe with the San Antonio Spurs. Bailey should get a chance to begin his potential Rookie of the Year campaign in 2025-2026.
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.
Ace Bailey’s pre-draft process was one of the most controversial in the NBA in quite some time. The former Rutgers forward was once viewed as a potential top 3 selection, but his lack of pre-draft workouts seemed to have left a bad taste in some organizations’ mouths.
Ace Bailey turned down workouts with NBA teams in a failed attempt to steer himself to certain NBA teams — then fired his agent when he ended up on the Utah Jazz anyway.
Ace Bailey is making a major change before even playing in his first career NBA game. The Utah Jazz rookie Bailey is parting ways with his controversial manager Omar Cooper, Tony Jones of The Athletic reported on Tuesday.