The Utah Jazz, over the course of the most recent NBA offseason, overhauled their crew of veterans on their roster from last season for a new set of experienced guys to enter the building as some tenured pieces to fill next to this young and budding core.
The Utah Jazz made a bundle of moves this offseason to ship out multiple veteran pieces to allow their youth movement and young talent to have an expanded role for the season on the horizon.
Summer League trophies don’t carry much weight once October arrives, but Kyle Filipowski made sure people took notice of him in July. Filipowski impressed throughout the Las Vegas event, earning MVP honors and giving the team a glimpse of his potential.
The Jazz are still one of the NBA’s newest rebuilds, having taken only a handful of prospects at the draft following the offloading of their once-successful core.
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 Utah Jazz had some interesting things related to the team release, here’s what’s happened this week. The Jazz have three players eligible for consideration: Cody Williams, Isaiah Collier, and Kyle Filipowski, and none were picked.
Heading into the 2025-26 NBA season, ESPN decided to stack up ten of the league's most intriguing sophomore cases, sorting through the top year two names to keep tabs on in what, for many, could be a breakout campaign on the horizon.
After a monster run at Summer League, Filpowski is ready to go to the next level. After his rookie season and his outstanding Summer League play, a lot of NBA teams are probably regretting passing up Kyle Filipowksi when he was available to anyone in the first round.
With only three games to his name in Las Vegas, Utah Jazz big man Kyle Filipowski took home this year's Summer League MVP after a dominant offensive display and showcase, effectively being the first player in team history to earn such an award.
It was an extremely productive summer league in the books for Utah Jazz big man Kyle Filipowski. After a short and dominant three-game stretch in Las Vegas,
The 2025 NBA Summer League concluded with the Charlotte Hornets capturing their first-ever Summer League championship, capping an undefeated 6–0 run by defeating the Sacramento Kings 83–78 in Las Vegas.
UTAH – The Utah Jazz find themselves at a crossroads in their rebuild. Four seasons ago, the franchise blew it all up by trading away Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell.
With the 2K26 NBA Summer League officially in the books, it was revealed on Tuesday that Utah Jazz big man Kyle Filipowski would take home this year's Summer League MVP award, becoming the first player in franchise history to do so.
Utah Jazz forward Kyle Filipowski was named the Summer League Most Valuable Player for 2025 on Tuesday. Filipowski was also honored on the All-Summer League First Team, as the NBA announced first- and second-team honorees.
Sometimes you win in Las Vegas, and most of the time, you lose. Inside the Thomas & Mack Center and Cox Pavilion, there were a handful of individuals and teams ending up as the biggest winners at NBA Summer League.
Utah Jazz big man Kyle Filipowski has been one of the breakout stars of NBA Summer League, showcasing a polished offensive game that’s turning heads. And hey, who knows, possibly even reshaping Utah’s frontcourt plans.
Now over a year into his NBA career, Kyle Filipowski’s journey has been somewhat unexpected. After being projected to be taken in the middle of the first
Kyle Filipowski continues his emerging surge for the Utah Jazz by launching their game against the Oklahoma City Thunder with a standout four-point play in the NBA Salt Lake City Summer League.
Kyle Filipowski recorded a career-high 30 points on Wednesday night. But the Duke basketball product didn't stop there in the Utah Jazz's 133-126 overtime victory over the visiting Portland Trail Blazers, as he also tallied a career-high 18 rebounds, including five on the offensive glass, to help snap Utah's nine-game losing skid.
Rookie Kyle Filipowski set career highs with 30 points and 18 rebounds to lead the Utah Jazz to a 133-126 overtime victory against the Portland Trail Blazers in Salt Lake City on Wednesday.
The past five games have all resulted in losses for the Utah Jazz, but the play of rookie Kyle Filipowski has been a bright spot during this stretch. Filipowski has averaged 20.4 points, 8.8 rebounds and 2.8 assists in only 27.8 minutes a night in his last five appearances.
Having been drafted as Utah’s third prospect in the 2024 NBA Draft, Kyle Filipowski wasn’t on radars as a potential breakout rookie. But he’s been just that and more in the last few weeks.