“His relationship with Utah is, I think, a little bit silly. I’m not real sure exactly what went on there, but Enes is a great guy. Utah is a great organization. I was here with Enes. There was never any big incidents or anything like that.”
SALT LAKE CITY — When he returned to the Beehive State for the first time as a foe last March, Enes Kanter admitted that he'd been frustated in Utah for three and a half years, claimed that the Jazz organization wasn't as professional as Oklahoma City, confessed that he "didn’t bring it every night" and said he didn't have many friends in his first NBA home.