The Hornets locked in two young pieces for the long haul, exercising rookie-scale team options on Brandon Miller and Tidjane Salaun, per a team release.
IT WOULD BE EASILY UNDERSTANDABLE if your focus wasn’t beaming onto Utah’s Keyonte George at the moment. Lauri Markkanen just assaulted Phoenix for a career-high 51 points on Monday, and appears to be back in All-Star form (who could have foreseen?).
The Utah Jazz, through three games of the new season, have seen some extremely positive things from third-year guard Keyonte George. In the midst of the
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.
Utah’s young guard showed control, composure and leadership in the opener — proof he’s ready to take the next step. The Utah Jazz opened the 2025-26 season with a commanding 129-108 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers, and third-year guard Keyonte George set the tone.
Among the multiple new veterans the Utah Jazz brought in across the NBA offseason, perhaps the biggest name of that bunch is veteran big man Kevin Love, coming aboard via a three-team trade with the Miami Heat, and now set to start next season in Salt Lake City for his 18th year in the pros.
The Utah Jazz got the kind of professional headline no team wants — Georges Niang is on the shelf. The forward suffered a stress reaction in the fourth metatarsal of his left foot during offseason training, the club said.
Earlier this week, the Utah Jazz hosted their media day for the 2025-26 NBA season. They got to show off their upgraded new jerseys, take pictures, and interact with the media.
The 2025 NBA Media Day was full of plentiful “X player has reportedly grown 3 inches”, “Y player has reportedly gained 10lbs” as always, but nothing stood
Since the Utah Jazz kicked off their rebuilding process three summers ago, the front office has remained diligent in adding an array of young pieces across
NBA training camps are fast approaching as the days keep ticking towards October. The Utah Jazz are in a clear state of rebuilding, and as such, they have a roster full of players about whom they will need to make decisions.
Welcome, one and all, to a special edition of The Downbeat, here at SLC Dunk. I’m glad to see some familiar faces in the crowd (you know who you are), because today we’ll be reading a very important story about one of our favorite players on the Utah Jazz!
Zach Buckley of Bleacher Report recently floated the idea of the Utah Jazz trading Keyonte George away in his latest column, as he suggested that George might be stagnating with the franchise.
The Phoenix Suns are in need of a point guard to pair with Devin Booker in the backcourt. One player that could make sense for them is Utah Jazz guard Keyonte George, who is entering his third season in the NBA.
The Utah Jazz's latest offseason of moves can be defined by the trend of shipping out veteran players to further push the needle forward on this roster's
The Utah Jazz made a late offseason move to their roster on Tuesday with their trade to acquire Georges Niang from the Boston Celtics. According to ESPN insider Shams Charania, the Jazz have traded RJ Luis Jr.
Georges Niang is being traded to the Utah Jazz and he may cruise his way into the starting lineup the minute he arrives. That’s good NBA work if you can get it.
In the week following the 2025 NBA Draft wrapping up for the Utah Jazz, the team's rookies and other young talent have remained hard at work as things have quickly transitioned to preparing for this weekend's summer league showings, with practices getting underway and the first-year talent getting their feet wet at the next level.
New Utah Jazz president of basketball operations declared the team would no longer hold veteran players out of games to get better lottery odds. Instead, they're ditching those veterans entirely.