Utah Jazz News

It's time for the Derrick Favors era to begin in Utah.That idea might not be met with open arms by all Jazz fans simply because it means Paul Millsap, who is arguably one of the most underrated players in the NBA, would have to be traded. As we stand this season, Millsap is a better offensive player than Favors. Although, when you compare their numbers on a per-minute basis, the gap isn't as large as you might think.Millsap averages 17.5 points and 3.2 assists per 36 minutes while Favors' numbers stand at 15.0 and 1.4, respectively. Moreover, Millsap's offensive rating is a healthy 114 while Favors' sits at 104, according to Basketball Reference.But the former Georgia Tech star is better on the glass

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Although the trade rumors surrounding Paul Millsap and Al Jefferson have been quiet these past few weeks, the Utah Jazz are perhaps still looking for the best opportunity to land a quality player that can help the rebuilding process.With all of the players mentioned to be on the trading block for the past several weeks, everyone seemed to forget that the Jazz are in possession of two of the highest-caliber players, who they are looking to deal under the right circumstances (per NBC Sports). What are some valuable pieces that the Jazz can get in return for either Millsap or Jefferson? This slideshow will break down a couple of potential trades that could help the team's rebuilding efforts going forward if

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