Jordan Clarkson is going to be a key player for the Utah Jazz this season. One way or another. Either he’s going to be a 20-point per-game scorer as a starter/sixth man, or he’s going to be a viable trade piece in a blockbuster trade. There really isn’t a third option.
Clarkson’s value as a starter isn’t lost on Jazz fans’, they’ve seen what he can do for the squad since arriving here from the Cleveland Cavaliers during the 2019-2020 season. Since arriving, he’s won a Sixth Man of the Year award, and became a starter this past season, dropping nearly 21 points per game.