In truth, they made changes to the rotation last offseason, trading Derrick Favors to the Oklahoma City Thunder, allowing Georges Niang to walk in free agency, and signing Rudy Gay. There is no way the Jazz will run this roster back for another year. This is the easiest question to answer, and that answer is a resounding yes. Will there be changes to the roster this summer? We take time to examine what may happen and what the Jazz are facing with 10 questions heading into what promises to be an interesting and intriguing offseason. They ended the season on a virtual whimper. The Jazz had legitimate title hopes heading into the season. This has been one of the most disappointing years in the history of the franchise. The Utah Jazz lost in gut-wrenching fashion, 98-96, to the Dallas Mavericks in Game 6 of a first-round Western Conference matchup, with the Mavs ending the series at 4-2, ending the Jazz’s season and quite possibly ending an era with the core of this current roster.Īt this point, you can’t mince words.
