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But in the last week, there haven’t been many more significant stories in the league than the massive trade market surrounding Utah Jazz star Lauri Markkanen. The outstanding seven-foot player has apparently received offers from other teams, even though the Jazz consider him to be their most valuable asset.

Markkanen is reportedly being pursued by a number of prominent teams, including the Miami Heat, Golden State Warriors, and Sacramento Kings. And with many of the best players no longer available as free agents and not many better players available for trade, the 27-year-old may represent the Warriors, Heat, and Spurs’ best chance to add a player who can have a significant influence both now and down the road.

2023–24 statistics for Lauri Markkanen: 23.2 PPG, 8.2 RPG, 2.0 APG, 0.9 SPG, and 40% 3PT
However, a shocking new update on Lauri Markkanen’s trade situation crushed whatever expectations those teams and their supporters still harbored of pulling off a blockbuster trade for him. Some “within the league who have grown more convinced that the Jazz, after exploring Markkanen’s trade market, plan to renegotiate-and-extend him, using their saved up cap space,” according to Tony Jones of The Athletic’s Jazz insider story.

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The forward enjoys playing in Utah, according to Jones, and the team has no immediate plans to move him. Furthermore, Jones recently stated, “Markkanen might be more valuable to the Jazz than the rest of the league, even if the Jazz can extract a big offer and a ton of assets for him.”

According to reports, interested teams are not making players that would help the Jazz make a turnaround in exchange for the “pick heavy” offers that have been made thus far.

Zach LaVine’s suitor was reportedly turned down by the Chicago Bulls despite their best efforts to trade him.

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