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Utah Jazz News: Utah brings back former Jazzman, and new two-way contract

The Utah Jazz have made two notable roster moves ahead of the upcoming season. The team has reacquired former center Tony Bradley, who was originally selected by Utah in the 2017 NBA Draft and played three seasons with the franchise before leaving.

Bradley’s return could provide valuable depth at the center position, especially with Jusuf Nurkic sidelined and Mo Bamba’s contributions inconsistent. His experience in the rotation could also offer flexibility for the Jazz, who have faced foul trouble at the five recently, including in their final game against the Phoenix Suns.

Additionally, the Jazz have converted forward Harrison Ingram to a two-way contract, following the waiving of Jonas Aidoo and Tamar Bates. Ingram’s size and potential development make him an intriguing prospect for the team’s future, though his long-term role remains uncertain.

The moves reflect Utah’s efforts to bolster their bench while navigating injuries and evaluating young talent.

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