Tag: Utah Jazz
Joel Embiid’s recent absences and his team’s struggles have shaken up the Defensive Player of the Year race. Meanwhile, Jayson Tatum deserves praise for his evolution into an All-Defense level defender, too.
The Jazz thrived without Mike Conley. Now that he’s back, approaching full health, is it the right decision for Utah to re-insert him as a starter, taking the league’s best lineup off the floor? Jack Winter answers.
Injuries are a part of the game and this season has been no exception. Chad Smith looks at four teams who will get a nice boost with key players who are expected to return the floor this month.
The season has officially reached its halfway point. As injuries mount and several teams’ defensive performance has vacillated, here’s where Defensive Player of the Year Watch stands.
David Yapkowitz speaks with former G League standout and new Utah Jazz swingman Rayjon Tucker about his rise and goals with his team as an NBA player.
Jordan Hicks of Basketball Insiders caught up with Jordan Clarkson after his first game in a Jazz uniform and details just what he’ll bring to the team.
Joel Embiid and Rudy Gobert made statements last week, further cementing their assumed status as Defensive Player of the Year favorites. Jack Winter writes.
Heading into 2020 there are four teams that are teetering on the edge of success and Chad Smith identifies the players who need to flip the switch soon.
Now that the Utah Jazz and Cleveland Cavaliers have agreed to the NBA’s first in-season trade, Matt John takes look at what this deal means for both sides.
There have been so many rumblings surrounding who Chris Paul’s next team should be. Matt John provides one particular team that hasn’t been brought up much that could very much benefit from Paul’s services.
