Before the Utah Jazz acquired Jordan Clarkson from the Cleveland Cavaliers in December, you wouldn’t need glasses to know that bench scoring was a major problem for the team.
The Jazz needed a guy who can just go out and get a basket on any given possession. Someone like Lou Williams, or Jamal Crawford. Even like a guy they were familiar with, considering they drafted and developed him from 2012 to 2018 — Alec Burks.
Clarkson has been a better version of Burks for the Utah Jazz during his short time with the team, averaging 15.