Jordan Clarkson refuse to play for the utah jazz again because of the….
On Thursday night, the Utah Jazz will host their final home game of the season against the Houston Rockets. Utah will be lacking a number of important players.
Jordan Clarkson, John Collins, Kris Dunn, Collin Sexton, and Walker Kessler are not available. Alperen Sengun and Jae’Sean Tate are out for the Rockets.
It seems that Jordan Clarkson will not be playing in what might have been his final Jazz game. There are rumors that the former Sixth Man of the Year could be traded this summer. It would make sense for the Jazz to part ways with their longest-serving player as they put more emphasis on their younger players.
Fans should anticipate lots of playing time for the rookies tonight as both teams are vying for a draft pick. Keyonte George, Bryce Sensabaugh, and Taylor Hendricks have all displayed glimpses of potential as future members of Utah’s rotation. But there have also been a lot of learning curves. The three freshmen athletes will be attempting to establish their rightful place in Utah’s future.
Having said that, supporters of Jazz who have joined the tank will pray for another Jazz defeat. Right now, Utah is locked into the eighth-best lottery odds, with the Brooklyn Nets trailing them by two games in the scoring categories. Utah’s defeat will guarantee that eighth spot.
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