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Welcome to the Jazz Notes Podcast. I'm

Ben Anderson. I'm Chandler Holtz.

We are recording this on July 28th. Very happy Tuesday. Appreciate everyone giving us an extra day this week to get it done. I was out of town over the weekend for the holiday, but I'm back and excited to be talking some NBA offseason, some Utah Jazz basketball. Not a lot of major news. A couple little things here and there. We'll talk about some... rumors that popped up. Obviously, the LeBron movement to Philly, like I think all 30 teams in the NBA, kind of affected the Jazz a little bit. Yes. Not a ton, but certainly the Jazz had their names mentioned. Some potential trades, we'll talk about that. Jazz did sign a player, so we will talk about that as well. And then we will get into your mailbag. As always, find us on social media at Ben's Hoops and Seaholt Sports. You can DM me throughout the week to try and get my response. Again, I'm coming back from some medical stuff, so I am doing my best. It looks like I did get some DMs, though, so we will get to those in the actual mailbag. Let's start quickly with the little bit of jazz news that happened. The Jazz signed a player named Harrison Ingram, which sounds like an NPC from NBA 2K, just like this fake creative player. It's like, there are guys named Harrison in the NBA, and there's a guy named Ingram in the NBA. So let's just, like, sounds like an athlete. Let's just put Harrison Ingram out there and say he went to North Carolina and also Stanford. It's like, oh, that's a real person. And then you look at his numbers. You're like, why is he in the NBA? And I don't mean that in a mean way for Harrison Ingram, but it's like, this is a guy the Jazz have signed to a camp invite, essentially.

Yeah, exactly. A camp invite. That's exactly what it'll be. He'll compete for a roster spot. Maybe he shines and takes over one of the two-way guys or something like that. But yeah, as you mentioned, he was with the UNC Tar Heels, also a Stanford Cardinal for a little bit. He spent the first two years of his career with the San Antonio Spurs. Last season, 1.6 points, 0.4 rebounds, etc.,

It was on a good team, so he's not expected to play. But yeah, maybe a guy that you liked at some point and you thought, well, we know his agent. Do somebody a favor. He's going to go sign in the G League or go sign overseas or whatever. Or he steps in and he replaces someone else who's going to be the 15th man on the roster or 12th man on the roster and might be. Cheaper or, you know, might be a little bit further along in their development. I don't know. We can talk about that a little bit more, maybe in the mailbag. Otherwise, we talked about the Mo Bamba thing