PHOENIX — One thing is certain for Jimmer Fredette at Wednesday night’s game when the Phoenix Suns take on the Utah Jazz. When he enters the game, if he gets in at all, he won’t get the same loud reception from the home crowd like he did nine days earlier when he played against the Jazz at Vivint Arena.
After being signed by the Suns on March 21, Fredette was hoping to jumpstart his NBA career with some strong performances over the last five games for the Suns, who have held the worst record in the NBA for most of the season and are now the second-worst at 18-60.