Why the Jazz Signed Tony Bradley & Promoted Harrison Ingram
The Utah Jazz made four roster moves today, including adding New York Knicks training camp invitee Tony Bradley, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. The Utah Jazz have claimed center Tony Bradley off free agency waivers, sources tell ESPN. Bradley was the Jazz's No. 28 pick in 2017 and now returns where he spent his first …
The Utah Jazz made four roster moves today, bolstering their lineup with significant additions. First, they claimed center Tony Bradley off free agency waivers, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. Bradley, the Jazz's No. 28 pick in 2017, returns to the team where he spent his first three NBA seasons. Additionally, the Jazz converted Harrison Ingram's Exhibit 10 deal into a two-way contract, bringing the 6-8 forward from the Spurs organization.
Ingram joined the Jazz on July 25 after San Antonio withdrew his two-way qualifying offer in mid-July. The 28-year-old Bradley signed a $3.5 million nonguaranteed deal, while Ingram's move comes after the Spurs decided to withdraw their two-way qualifying offer in July. Before signing Ingram, the Jazz waived two players to create roster space: Tamar Bates and Jonas Aidoo.
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