Walker Kessler at odds with Jazz front office over restricted free agency handling
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By Sam Amick | The New York Times
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Summary
Utah Jazz center Walker Kessler is reportedly at odds with the team's front office regarding the handling of his restricted free agency, according to league sources cited by The Athletic. Kessler has averaged a double-double when healthy over the last two seasons.
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· 2 pulledThe center has averaged a double-double when he's been healthy over the last two seasons.
Utah Jazz center Walker Kessler is at odds with the team's front office over the current handling of his restricted free agency, league sources told The Athletic.
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