Just a few weeks ago, we wondered if the Clippers — the oldest team in NBA history — would take the preseason seriously. Now, we have our answer. In four preseason games, Ty Lue’s squad looked fresh, connected, and motivated.
The Bulls are bringing in dunk champ Mac McClung. Per Michael Scotto of HoopsHype, McClung has agreed to a deal with Chicago. The 26-year-old is best known for his back-to-back-to-back Slam Dunk Contest titles, but he’s still looking to carve out a consistent NBA role.
Chris Paul is delighted to be back with the Los Angeles Clippers, but he made it clear he isn’t too happy about a decision that has been made regarding training camp, on The Underground Lounge.
The Utah Jazz are laying down the building blocks to return as a title contender in the Western Conference. Since Danny Ainge took over as the Utah Jazz’s CEO of Basketball Operations, the franchise has slowly collected assets.
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 Los Angeles Clippers acquired John Collins in a three-team deal on July 7, sending Norman Powell to the Miami Heat and routing Kevin Love, Kyle Anderson and a 2027 second-round pick to the Utah Jazz.
The Jazz continue to trudge with a steady cadence in their rebuilding phase. They continue to reshape their roster by acquiring young talent or future draft capital.
The Clippers have added a dose of athleticism and size by acquiring power forward John Collins from the Jazz, giving L.A. the type of traditional frontcourt presence it’s lacked in recent seasons.
The Utah Jazz recently engaged in a three-team trade with the Miami Heat and the Los Angeles Clippers, where they parted ways with John Collins to receive Kyle Anderson, Kevin Love, and a 2027 second-round pick.
The Utah Jazz have made a few notable shifts to their roster through their offseason so far that make the landscape for this team look a bit different heading into the 2025-26 campaign.
The Utah Jazz made a major move on another veteran this past week in the form of their John Collins trade, hashing out a three-team deal with the Los Angeles Clippers and Miami Heat to ship out the big man in exchange for a package of Kyle Anderson, Kevin Love, and a second-round pick.
After spending three years with the Utah Jazz, veteran guard Collin Sexton saw his time with the team come to an end last week amid his trade to the Charlotte Hornets.
John Collins‘ move to the Jazz from the Hawks in 2023-24 was not the most ideal situation for him from a fantasy basketball standpoint. The Jazz are a slowly rebuilding franchise, and Collins was, at times, a round peg in a square hole on their roster.
Norman Powell had an All-Star-caliber season for the Los Angeles Clippers last year. By trading him, the Clippers appear confident they can replace him with a former All-Star, and maybe two of them.
In his initial news conference, the Jazz's new team president declared that his team wouldn't be tanking in 2025-26. Since then, the team has traded two starters and bought out a former Sixth Man of the Year.
The Utah Jazz have remained active in the past week when it comes to moving last year's veterans out of the roster. Whether that be the decision to send
The Charlotte Hornets have made a few big trades this offseason, and they very well could have more up their sleeve. GM Jeff Peterson has been making deals with several teams, and he could pick up the phone to call back a team he just worked with: the Utah Jazz.
The Utah Jazz have made a few big moves surrounding their rostered veterans from last season over the recent days, and they may not be done making changes based on a new rumor connecting them to a potential trade with the Miami Heat.
Utah Jazz power forward John Collins has exercised his $26.58 million player option for next season, ESPN reported on Wednesday afternoon. Collins, 27, had signed a five-year, $125 million contract in August 2021 while with the Atlanta Hawks.
According to Andy Larsen of The Salt Lake Tribune, the Los Angeles Lakers are interested in trading for Utah Jazz forward John Collins. Collins has a player option worth $26,580,000 for next season. Collins played in 40 games for the Jazz this season.
Jazz big man John Collins continues to be frequently mentioned as a possible target for the Kings. Earlier this month, it was reported that the Kings were no longer in on trading for Nets forward Cameron Johnson, but Collins is someone who might fit the roster at a lower cost.
John Collins may not be the loudest name in the room, but his game is suddenly making plenty of noise with the Utah Jazz. After a season of adjustment,