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Latest draft rumors indicate Jazz will avoid unnecessary mistake
The Utah Jazz were awarded the No. 2 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft. They could trade up to get the prospect they want. However, because there's so many talented prospects coming in, it sounds like they are more than happy to stay put.

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Jazz have ace in the hole vs. Victor Wembanyama & Spurs next season
The San Antonio Spurs have taken little time to establish themselves as a fierce title contender. Their reign may have just started, but the Utah Jazz have a weapon they can deploy to make the Spurs uncomfortable.

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2 Jazz alumni making NBA Finals exposes biggest tragedy of 2022 blowup
Utah Jazz alumni Jordan Clarkson and Kelly Olynyk will be in the NBA Finals, and one of them will be an NBA Champion. It's cool to see the ex-Jazz teammates go head to head, but it also exposes the biggest shame about their blowup from four years ago.

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Walker Kessler's potential team-friendly deal could pay off massively for the Jazz
Intel from ESPN's Tim Bontemps indicates that Walker Kessler will re-sign with the Utah Jazz on a team-friendly deal. While keeping Kessler is the immediate takeaway, the more important one is what that means for his long-term future in Utah.

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People are making bigger deal of latest JJJ trade twist than it really is
The NBA passed a lottery reform that made the Utah Jazz look smarter for pulling off the Jaren Jackson Jr. trade. However, it's not really the disaster that many have made it out to be on Memphis' side.

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