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The Utah Jazz have signed Jarrell Brantley to a 10 Day contract. Utah was coming up on the deadline to fill their 14th standard roster spot and filled it with a familiar face in Brantley.
The Utah Jazz are bringing back a former player who played sparingly in his first stint with the team. On Saturday, the Jazz announced that they have signed forward Jarrell Brantley to a 10-day contract. The move was made at least in part because the Jazz had to fill a roster spot after not renewing the 10-day contract of guard Frank Jackson (another player who has filled two 10-day deals, Kris Dunn, was signed for the remainder of the season earlier this week).
According to Ian Begley of SNY, Jarrell Brantley, the first to leave the Tatarstan club, was sued by UNICS. Mario Hezonja, OJ Mayo, Marco Spissu, Tonye Jekiri, and coach Velimir Perasovic stayed to finish the VTB United League season. However, John Brown, Isaiah Canaan, Lorenzo Brown, John Holland, and Brantley didn't return. Per BasketNews sources, some of these players had lucrative offers to switch teams, but UNICS didn't approve these moves.
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JD Shaw: The Greensboro Swarm have acquired forward Jarrell Brantley, who recently left BC UNICS in Russia. Brantley played 37 games with the Jazz between 2019-21.
Keith Smith: Jarrell Brantley, who played for the Utah Jazz for the last two season, has signed with BC UNICS in Kazan, Russia. BC UNICS also signed former NBAer O.J. Mayo. Mayo last played in the NBA in in 2015-16 with the Milwaukee Bucks.
Orazio Cauchi: Forward Jarrell Brantley, who was waived by the Utah Jazz, is close to signing a deal with Euroleague side UNICS Kazan, according to a source. Brantley was the 50th pick in the 2019 NBA Draft. More on @BasketNews_com
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Sarah Todd: League sources confirm that Jarrell Brantley is re-signing with the Utah Jazz
Tony Jones: The Utah Jazz have extended qualifying offers to forward Jarrell Brantley and point guard Trent Forrest, League Sources tell The Athletic. The moves make both players restricted free agents
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