While the spotlight will be on what the Utah Jazz do with the 5th and 21st picks, the real intrigue might come later in the night. Holding picks 43 and 53, Utah has the chance to take some creative swings — the kind that often fly under the radar but sometimes end up sticking. This is where scouting gets personal, and preferences become apparent. Maybe it’s a rangy connector like Miles Byrd, a gritty defensive glue guy like Sion James, or a 7-foot enigma like Hansen Yang. These aren’t household names, but second-round picks rarely are — until they pan out.
Who should the Utah Jazz target with their second-round picks?
