Take last year, when the Jazz played facilitator at the trade deadline, taking on the contracts of Jalen Hood-Schifino, PJ Tucker, and even Dennis Schroder for about 24 hours, and in doing so they netted several second round draft picks.

With tomorrow being the first time teams can trade players signed last offseason, it marks the unofficial beginning of the trade deadline. It’s hard to say what the Jazz goals are this season. It’s been hard to say what they’ve been for most of this rebuild.

In Friday’s victory over the Nets, Anthony Davis led the way for the Mavericks as he recorded 24 points and 14 rebounds while Cooper Flagg added 22 points, five rebounds and eight assists of his own. Now Dallas will try to grab another victory at home on Monday as they face off against a struggling Jazz team.

NBA trade season is officially here, having crossed the date of December 15th, meaning most trade restrictions have been lifted for players around the league to allow for potential roster shifts to take place over the coming days to weeks––which, for the Utah Jazz, presents an opportunity to make some moves.

The Mavericks will face the Utah Jazz tonight on their road trip, and Anthony Davis is listed as probable for the night.