The Utah Jazz announced they have elected not to offer Tyrone Corbin a new contract. “I would like to thank Ty and his staff for all of their hard work, dedication and professionalism over the last three-plus seasons,” Dennis Lindsey said in a statement. “This has not been an easy decision, but after a thorough review process, we as an organization feel that this is the best decision for our franchise...
Jazz Part With Ty Corbin
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