With the 2018 NBA Draft just days away, the Utah Jazz‘s offseason is suddenly ramping up in a major way. And while the Jazz will likely look to the best available prospect on their draft board when they’re on the clock at No. 21, the team has a handful of very specific needs on their roster.
Perhaps the biggest need is for the Jazz to find a starting power forward. Be it Derrick Favors or a stretch option on the open market, it would behoove the team to identify a solution this summer. However, the lack of shooting/scoring punch off the bench from a two-guard or wing player also stands out as something GM Dennis Lindsey should look to address.