SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -The Utah Jazz have a week before they can really start plotting their future.
The Jazz’s season ended Monday night with a loss to the Los Angeles Lakers, who swept Utah out of the second round of the NBA playoffs.
Players cleaned out their lockers and met with team officials on Tuesday.
The Jazz know there are some changes likely to come, but won’t know until after next week’s draft lottery what direction the team will take. Utah holds hold the New York Knicks’ pick in the first round of the NBA draft.
General manager Kevin O’Connor says the Jazz want to see where they’ll end up picking before they make any decisions on the current roster.
Forward Carlos Boozer and shooting guard Kyle Korver are unrestricted free agents.
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