The ledger
Hayward, Gobert, Mitchell (2011–2022)2012–13 Utah Jazz
This was the season the Western Conference bracket did the Jazz in. Utah finished 43–39, a winning record and an improvement on the shortened year before, and still watched the playoffs from home. In the Eastern Conference the same record would have been the seventh seed, ahead of a 41–40 Boston Celtics team and a 38–44 Milwaukee Bucks team that both qualified.
20 in, 5 out. Every move the record shows for this season, with the reason where a source gives one. Where no reason is documented, the entry says nothing rather than guess.
In
20 ARRIVED2012 NBA draft second round pick (#47 overall)
- Utah took him 47th overall in 2012, re-signed him in August 2014 and waived him that October before the season.
- Was one of the highest scorers in the Ohio Valley Conference before Utah drafted him 47th overall.
team exercised contract option for 2012-13
team exercised contract option for 2012-13
- THE RETURN on October 26, 2013: the Jazz call him back because rookie Trey Burke breaks a finger on his shooting hand. Coach Ty Corbin: 'We need a point guard. We need a guy to organize where we are.' And: 'We need him to help organize the young group, and we're excited to get him back on the floor.' source
team tendered qualifying offer, making player a restricted free agent
- ARRIVAL: 55th, the last pick of the 2010 draft. Five seasons in Utah, winner of the 2012 dunk contest. source
4-team trade with Clippers, Mavericks, Rockets
- THE RETURN: June 29, 2012, a four-team deal — Williams returned to Utah, Lamar Odom went to the LA Clippers, the Jazz's trade exception went to Dallas, and the Clippers sent their second-round pick Furkan Aldemir to Houston. source
- the club gave up: rights to Tadija Dragicevic
re-signed restricted free agent to a 3-year, $5.5M contract
- ARRIVAL: 55th, the last pick of the 2010 draft. Five seasons in Utah, winner of the 2012 dunk contest. source
trade with Hawks
- Atlanta traded him to Utah for Devin Harris on July 11, 2012, a salary-clearing move for the Hawks that gave the Jazz a wing they lacked. He signed a two-year deal with Charlotte in free agency in 2014.
- Won the 2005 NCAA championship with North Carolina, coming off the bench.
- Background: July 11, 2012: Atlanta trades him to Utah for Devin Harris. source
- the club gave up: Devin Harris
signed unrestricted free agent to a 1-year contract
- Utah signed him as a free agent in July 2012 for one year at about $2.5 million and he set the franchise record with 178 three-pointers. In July 2013 the Jazz sign-and-traded him to Denver for a second-round pick.
- Big East Player of the Year at Villanova in 2006.
- Background: Why Utah took him: 36% career three-point shooting and one of the few real scorers left on the market — the Jazz had a problem with the three the previous season. He was brought in to compete for backcourt minutes alongside C.J. Miles and Gordon Hayward, and as a backup to the newly acquired Mo Williams, with whom he had played on the Clippers. Foye was 28; Utah was his fourth organization (drafted 7th by Minnesota in 2006). source
signed second round pick to a multi-year contract
signed unrestricted free agent
Chris Quinn never played a minute for the club
signed free agent
Brian Butch never played a minute for the club
signed free agent
Darnell Jackson never played a minute for the club
signed free agent
Trey Gilder never played a minute for the club
team exercised contract option through 2013-14
team exercised contract option through 2013-14
team exercised contract option for 2013-14
team exercised contract option for 2013-14
signed free agent to a 10-day contract
Travis Leslie never played a minute for the club
signed free agent to a 10-day contract
Jerel McNeal never played a minute for the club
re-signed for the remainder of the season / to a multi-year contract (R)
Jerel McNeal never played a minute for the club
Out
5 LEFTplayer became an unrestricted free agent
player became an unrestricted free agent
player became an unrestricted free agent
signed with FC Barcelona (Spain)
Ante Tomic never played a minute for the club
waived (team bought out contract)