US EditionUtah Jazz Agree to Buyout with Jordan Clarkson
- On June 30, 2025, the Utah Jazz finalized a contract buyout with veteran guard Jordan Clarkson, making him an unrestricted free agent.
- Unable to find a trade partner after months of efforts, the Jazz's 17–65 record and need for roster space prompted Clarkson's buyout to facilitate their rebuild.
- Clarkson averaged 16.2 points on 40.8% shooting, limited to 37 games by plantar fasciitis, during six seasons as Utah's longest-tenured player.
- The Clarkson buyout creates about $30 million in cap space, attracting multiple playoff teams interested in signing him as a sought-after veteran scorer.
- Clarkson's buyout marks the end of the Jazz's previous core era, fueling their youth-focused rebuild and prompting more roster moves this offseason.
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Jordan Clarkson Reportedly to Get Contract Buyout from Jazz, Seeks Playoff Team in FA
The Utah Jazz and guard Jordan Clarkson are finalizing a contract buyout agreement, per ESPN's Shams Charania, and the 11-year veteran is looking to sign in free agency with a playoff-contending team at his next stop.
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Marietta Daily JournalReports: Jazz, Jordan Clarkson near buyout deal
Jordan Clarkson and the Utah Jazz are nearing a buyout agreement that would make the volume-scoring reserve guard an unrestricted free agent, ESPN reported Monday hours before free agency officially began.
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