The Utah Jazz waived Jordan Clarkson primarily because it had been long past time to move on from him. But it's not like it was an unamicable split. Both sides knew they were better off without each other after a peaceful union. However, with the season half over, it's become abundantly clear that Utah got rid of him at the best time because Clarkson's best days seem to be behind him.
His traditional numbers this season support this notion. While his shooting efficiencies (42.5% from the field & 33% from three) are par for the course for the Jazz alum, his stats are all down across the board.