Utah Jazz: Ranking their 2019 offseason additions so far

With the Utah Jazz making a handful of moves already this offseason, we rank the new additions that will be coming to Salt Lake City in 2019-20.

This offseason has been a wild one in the NBA to say the least, and the Utah Jazz have been right in the middle of it all.

In the first few weeks of free agency, the league has seen multiple high-caliber players make the move to different teams, shifting and impacting the balance of the NBA and its two conferences.

For the Jazz, they’ve seen a sizable amount of moves and roster turnover among all the action, including adding a few players via the draft and acquiring a handful more through free agency and the trade market.

The offseason acquisitions began back at the end of June, when the Jazz made the first big splash around the league by trading for Memphis Grizzlies guard Mike Conley Jr., sending three players and a pair of draft picks away in return.

A few days later, Utah turned one second round pick in the 2019 NBA Draft into three picks after a few trades on draft night, selecting forward Jarrell Brantley (pick No. 50), guard Justin Wright-Foreman (No. 53) and guard Miye Oni (No. 58).

When the free agency period began on June 30, the Jazz didn’t waste any time continuing to improve their roster, adding the likes of Jeff Green, Emmanuel Mudiay, Ed Davis and Bojan Bogdanovic to the squad.

With the wave of moves already been made this offseason in Salt Lake City, the Jazz have pushed themselves towards the top of the Western Conference when it comes to the talent level of the teams within the conference ahead of the 2019-20 NBA season.

As we continue to wrap our heads around all that has taken place so far this offseason, let’s take a look back and rank the acquisitions that have been made by Utah so far.