The last connection to the Donovan Mitchell/Rudy Gobert era is now gone for the Utah Jazz. The six-year Jazz tenure of sixth-man scorer Jordan Clarkson is over after Utah bought out the final year of his contract and waived him,

During his last year with the Jazz, Clarkson suited up for 37 games to average 16.3 points, 3.2 rebounds, and 3.7 assists on 40.8% shooting from the field and 36.2% from three. It's not to say no teams wouldn't be interested in striking a deal with Utah to land him, but at the moment, the market looks to be pretty dry.

Jordan Clarkson, one of the top reserve guards in the NBA, has spent the past five and a half seasons of his professional career in Salt Lake City. However, after having his best years there, he and the franchise are going in a different direction.