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Mixed rumors on his availability, but objectively there are issues with his relationship with NO. There’s plenty of risk involved with trading assets/players for Zion, but his value may be at an all-time low and IMO a team like the Jazz has to take a swing on upside occasionally to put themselves in the contender tier. What kind of package would you be willing to part with to bring Zion to Utah? Or is the risk just too high to even consider the idea?

The NBA requires a minimum of 300 made field goals to qualify as league leader in this category.

Under this stipulation, the top spot is currently held by Nic Claxton (the starting center for Royce O’Neale’s Nets) at 71.3% for the year.

However, temporarily removing qualifiers for this prestigious accomplishment reveals the presence of Walker Kessler–sitting at a cool 72.1% on a total of 240 FGM. With 14 games remaining for the Jazz, Walker must average a minimum of 4.29 made field goals ove

I spoke to a rep earlier this year who said to look out for availability on the official page within 2-3 weeks. That hasn't materialized as I've checked daily for the last 3 months with no success. Needless to say I'm looking for replacements and would love to hear if you've found cushions elsewhere.

The claim in question popped up in this article on Bleacher Report. The author, Jake Fischer makes the claim without providing a source, which is not necessarily uncommon but certainly unusual here given that he seemingly has no connection to the Jazz.

*Ainge's departure from Boston, meanwhile, was not nearly as unexpected around the NBA as Stevens' new position. There have been whispers about his connection to new Utah Jazz owner Ryan Smith for some time. And additional rumblings persist about potential changes coming within Utah's front offic