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On Monday morning, the Utah Jazz announced the hiring of Austin Ainge as the new president of basketball operations, a move that makes Ainge the top day-to-day decision-maker within the franchise.

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Don't expect the Utah Jazz to be tanking again across the 2025-26 season. According to The Athletic insider Tony Jones, team sources say the Jazz will try and win games next season, no matter what ...

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Austin Ainge is the Utah Jazz’s new president of basketball operations, the team announced Monday. While he is the son of Utah Jazz CEO Danny Ainge, team owner Ryan Smith wanted to make sure everyone ...

Jazz musicians are the innovative artists who create and perform jazz, a uniquely music style born in New Orleans in the early 1900s. These musicians blend improvisation, rhythm, and personal ...

“It’s better to be lucky than good.” Don’t the Utah Jazz know it. They are not good and they are not lucky. They fell to No. 5 in the lottery on Monday night, the absolute worst they could ...

Key Celtics executive Austin Ainge is departing to become the Jazz’s president of basketball operations. Ainge was previously an assistant general manager with the Celtics, having been with the ...

June 2 (UPI) --The Utah Jazz hired Austin Ainge, the son of CEO Danny Ainge, as president of basketball operations, the team announced Monday. "This is an incredible opportunity to lead Utah Jazz ...

Jazz Chisholm Jr. wore a wide smile throughout his first postgame interview as an active player for the New York Yankees in over a month and regaled a captive audience with various about hitting ...