Traditionally, Summer League is a time to bring in raw, untested talent and evaluate who has what it takes to play in the NBA. Who is worthy of a two-way contract? Who might be a star later? What Summer League is traditionally not is a preview of the team’s regular season NBA roster. This year may be different for the Utah Jazz.
Here is how I see the tentative depth chart for the regular season. You can make an argument for who starts and who comes of the bench where, but these players will likely all be in the mix somewhere in the three-deep rotation:
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Of the players above, here are the ones slated to play on the Summer League team:
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I don’t anticipate that Keyonte George and Walker Kessler will get too much burn.