Georges Niang has been bouncing around teams recently, and he was just sent from the Boston Celtics to the Utah Jazz. A lot ...

And according to a new report from NBA insider Jake Fischer of The Stein Line, it appears that the new Jazz forward will be set to remain in Utah ahead of next season without another deal to re-route ...

From the makeup of next year's rotation to more Quentin Grimes nothingness, beginning the week with a batch of Sixers notes.

That means the chief prize the Celtics got back in making the trade that sent Holiday to the Blazers–Anfernee Simons, the ...

Sources say Utah plans to keep veteran big man Georges Niang after reacquiring Niang this week in a trade with Boston. The ...

Celtics reportedly keep trade talks open for Anfernee Simons amid roster cuts, tax savings, and a bridge year without Jayson Tatum.

Niang spent four of his first five years in Utah after playing his rookie season with the Pacers. In that time, he averaged 5.5 points and 1.9 rebounds while shooting 41.1% from three. He split time ...

The Utah Jazz plan to keep Georges Niang, according to NBA insider Jake Fischer of The Stein Line.  The Jazz acquired Niang ...

The Jazz acquired veteran forward Georges Niang in an offseason trade with the Celtics, and they have plans for him.

The Jazz are planning on keeping Georges Niang after acquiring him from the Celtics, reports Jake Fischer for The Stein ...

However, while not officially, the Celtics already have three two-way players. Miles Norris is the lone two-way guy to return and 57th pick Max Shulga has already signed his two-way deal.

The Celtics made the move to trade Georges Niang to shed more salary, and more details have emerged from the trade.