The Utah Jazz’s decision to stand pat this summer didn’t exactly make for a thrilling offseason. Quite frankly, it was boring (especially for people who are tasked to cover it).
Having said that, the team’s continuity and potential for internal growth should be a major assets in the year ahead. Also: the lack of movement now gives the Jazz a greater ability to make a real splash next summer and beyond. And the splash zone only looks to be getting bigger.
The Athletic’s Shams Charania got ahold of the NBA’s salary cap projections for the next two seasons and, well, let’s just say they’re favorable for a team like the Jazz who had already been targeting 2019 and 2020 as the time to play the market.