"Who doesn’t love big NBA trades?" Tribune columnist Gordon Monson writes. "Jazz fans would love one right about now."

But somehow, Jordan Clarkson, who along with fellow veterans Colin Sexton and John Collins was expected to be moved by the Jazz, stayed in Utah for the remainder of what had been a challenging season for the rebuilding franchise. Clarkson marked the occasion with a cryptic tweet.

Another NBA star is on the move, and once again, the Utah Jazz got draft capital out of the chaos. The Golden State Warriors landed disgruntled Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler in a deal on Wednesday, sending out Andrew Wiggins as part of the package,

Meanwhile, the NBA’s trade deadline looms and there are still more deals to be done.

• On the morning of Feb. 1, the Jazz traded veterans Drew Eubanks and Patty Mills to the L.A. Clippers, receiving a second-round pick in 2030, P.J. Tucker and Mo Bamba in return. Bamba has already been waived, and Tucker hasn’t played in the 2024-25 season and looks unlikely to do so for the Jazz.

The NBA trade deadline has not disappointed. In the wake of Wednesday’s massive Jimmy Butler trade to the Golden State Warriors, the remaining players involved in the deal are still awaiting their fate before 3 PM ET.

The Jazz have taken on veteran guard Dennis Schroder as part of a multi-team trade that will send All-Star Jimmy Butler from Miami to Golden State, league sources have confirmed to KSL.com The Jazz are sending P.