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The trade moves Jaden Ivey to the Bulls in a three-team deal that reshapes guard depth and signals Chicago’s long-term planning.
The Timberwolves send Conley to Chicago, swapping for a tax-friendly move and future flexibility via a pick swap and a trade exception.
Detroit gains shooting with Huerter and size with Saric, while Ivey’s role shifts to a supporting part in a Bulls-led lineup expansion.

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The Utah Jazz are acquiring Jaren Jackson Jr. from the Memphis Grizzlies in an eight-player trade, per ESPN.
Memphis received three first-round picks plus Walter Clayton Jr. and several veterans in the deal.
The Jazz also added Jock Landale, John Konchar, and Vince Williams Jr. in the trade package.
Jackson is a two-time All-Star and the 2022-23 Defensive Player of the Year.
Memphis built a large trade-exception and holds 12 first-round picks over seven years amid rebuild talks.
The deal signals Utah’s intent to be competitive next season with Jackson in the frontcourt alongside Markkanen and Kessler.
Memphis may continue to pursue a Ja Morant trade as part of its teardown.
Jackson’s contract includes four seasons left on a deal valued at about $205 million, with a $53.5 million option for 2029-30.
The eight-player deal was completed two days before the NBA trade deadline.

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Memphis Grizzlies beat Minnesota Timberwolves in a strong final home game before the trade deadline, with multiple players scoring in double digits.
Jaren Jackson Jr. delivered an aggressive, energy-filled night, hinting that his performance could influence the team’s future if Memphis stays the course.
Ty Jerome Continued to cook in restricted minutes, displaying command of the offense and strong playmaking for the Grizzlies.
Jaylen Wells broke through with a high-quality defensive showing and efficient shooting against the Timberwolves
Memphis headlined a five-game West road trip starting in Sacramento after the win.
The win snapped a six-game skid and offered a reminder of the Grizzlies’ potential if roster stability is maintained.
Memphis fans witnessed a potentially pivotal performance as trade discussions swirl around the roster.
Ty Jerome’s fit in the Grizzlies system is noted as a valuable addition going forward.
The game emphasized the need for consistent perimeter defense from Wells for a steady starting role.
Coach Tuomas Iisalo’s offense benefited from Jerome’s efficient game and the team’s balanced scoring.

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Hornets reportedly weigh a potential Jaren Jackson Jr. trade to improve the roster but face a high asset cost.
Jackson would bring defensive upside, being a former Defensive Player of the Year.
Bridges has shown offensive and defensive contributions, with mixed on/off metrics.
Starting five cited as highly effective, influencing trade considerations.
Salary and draft-pick costs would complicate any Jackson-for-Bridge swap.
The piece frames the trade as possible but not clearly advantageous.
Memphis-related trade rumors around Ja Morant and Jaren Jackson Jr. influence Charlotte's thinking.
Team would need to consider salary-matching and potential cap overages in any deal.
The article suggests asset-building and growth of the Hornets’ future as a consideration.
Author Zach Roberts provides context from multiple outlets on Hornets’ trajectory.

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Walter Clayton Jr. was part of a blockbuster seven-player deal that sent Jaren Jackson Jr. to the Utah Jazz and brought Clayton to the Memphis Grizzlies.
Clayton joins a Grizzlies roster in transition, alongside a reshaped lineup after Jackson Jr.'s departure, offering a fresh NBA opportunity for the former Florida star.
Memphis will acquire Clayton along with Kyle Anderson, Taylor Hendricks, Georges Niang, and three future first-round picks in exchange for Jackson Jr., John Konchar, Jock Landale, and Vince Williams Jr.
Clayton’s rookie season with Utah saw him average 6.8 points, 3.2 assists and two rebounds per game, providing scoring depth off the bench.
Clayton was a standout at Florida, posting 18.3 points and 4.2 assists per game in his final college season and earning top honors.
The multi-team trade underscores a broader NBA reshuffle, illustrating how draft capital and role players are moved to shape contenders.
Clayton has been described as a secondary ball handler in Utah, a role that could evolve with his new team in Memphis.
ESPN and Shams Charania reported the trade, highlighting Clayton’s evolving career from Florida to Utah and now Memphis.
Clayton’s NCAA success, including a national championship and several individual honors, underscores his potential impact as a pro.
Clayton’s journey traces from Iona to Florida, where he developed into a national-level prospect before entering the NBA.

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