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Utah Jazz — Summer League 2026
Las Vegas, NV July 9-19, 2026Roster size: 16Linked prospects: 2Scouted: 14
#0Tamar BatesTWO-WAYTwo-Way
From: Utah Jazz
Smooth 6'4" scoring guard with advanced shot-making ability and pull-up threat from mid-range. Needs to improve strength and defensive consistency to stick at NBA level. Watch his transition decision-making and whether he can defend quicker combo guards.
#5Cody WilliamsPick No. 10 in 2024 NBA Draft
From: Utah Jazz
Long, athletic wing with legitimate two-way upside and defensive versatility across multiple positions. Offensive game is still raw—struggles with handle tightness and shooting consistency. Watch his activity level off-ball and whether he can knock down spot-up threes at reasonable clip.
#11Blake HinsonTWO-WAYTwo-Way
From: Utah Jazz
Stretch four with high-level shooting touch and floor-spacing gravity, solid rebounder for position. Limited defensive mobility and lacks shot creation—strictly a floor spacer. Watch three-point volume and percentage, plus whether he can switch onto quicker wings defensively.
#19Ace BaileyPick No. 5 in 2025 NBA Draft
From: Utah Jazz
Elite physical tools with explosive athleticism and scoring punch, can get hot in bunches. Inconsistent motor and shot selection remain major concerns, needs to prove improved feel. Watch his effort on defense and whether he's hunting good shots versus forcing.
#21Bez MbengTRYOUT
From: Utah Jazz
High-energy forward with strong rebounding instincts and physical defensive presence in the paint. Extremely limited offensive skill set—no reliable shot beyond five feet. Watch his screen-setting, rim-running, and whether he can stay on the floor in switch-heavy schemes.
#33Hayden GrayTRYOUT
From: Utah Jazz
Crafty guard with solid playmaking vision and good feel for manipulating pick-and-roll reads. Lacks elite burst and size, struggles finishing through contact at the rim. Watch his three-point shooting consistency and ability to defend without fouling.
#36Max AbmasG LEAGUEG League
From: Salt Lake City Stars
High-volume scorer with deep shooting range and advanced offensive skillset, proven G League scorer. Size and defensive limitations are glaring—struggles to stay in front of quicker guards. Watch whether shooting translates under length and if he can make simple, winning plays instead of forcing.
#43Eric DixonG LEAGUEG League
From: Memphis Hustle
Skilled big with soft touch around basket and developing face-up game, solid positional rebounder. Lacks elite mobility—can be targeted in space and drop coverage situations. Watch his three-point shooting development and ability to defend without fouling in pick-and-roll.
#44Justin HarmonG LEAGUEG League
From: Salt Lake City Stars
Steady two-way wing with reliable three-point shooting and enough size to defend multiple positions. Doesn't create much offense for himself or others—limited handle and playmaking. Watch his catch-and-shoot efficiency and whether he can guard up a position against bigger forwards.
#50Jonas AidooG LEAGUEG League
From: Greensboro Swarm
Athletic shot-blocking big with excellent rim protection instincts and strong vertical spacing. Offensively limited—minimal shooting range and rudimentary post game. Watch his pick-and-roll finishing, defensive positioning away from the rim, and whether he can stay on floor in switching situations.
#59Matthew ClevelandTRYOUT
From: Ottawa BlackJacks (Canada – CEB)
Athletic slashing wing with good size and developing defensive tools, solid in transition. Jump shot remains inconsistent and handle needs tightening to create advantages. Watch his three-point shooting mechanics and whether he can make quick, decisive reads in half-court.
#60Kylor KelleyTRYOUT
From: Converge FiberXers (Philippines – PBA)
Seven-footer with elite shot-blocking ability and rim protection instincts, alters everything at the basket. Completely one-dimensional—zero offensive skill and struggles defending in space. Watch whether he can finish simple lobs and if mobility has improved enough to not be unplayable in switches.
#70Mohamed WagueTRYOUT
From: Oklahoma
Long, rangy forward with intriguing defensive versatility and shot-blocking potential, still developing fundamentals. Extremely raw offensively with limited skill development and feel for the game. Watch his activity level, whether he can catch-and-finish around the rim, and how he processes help rotations.
#88Micah HandlogtenTRYOUT
From: Florida
Massive seven-footer with good hands and solid positional defense around the basket, productive college rebounder. Mobility concerns are significant—struggles defending in space and getting up the floor. Watch his screen-setting, basic drop coverage execution, and whether he can survive against smaller, quicker lineups.
Rosters sourced from official team announcements & ClutchPoints tracker · Scouting via internal analysis · Last updated 2026-07-01