Tonje signs a two-way with Utah after being the 53rd pick, a move that sets up a season split between the NBA and the Salt Lake City Stars. He averaged 19.6 PPG, 5.3 RPG, and 1.8 APG with 38.8% from three last season, led NCAA free throws (231), and paced the Big Ten in scoring with 724 points. He debuted in Summer League with 10 PPG and 4.5 RPG but was slowed by a right ankle sprain. With a $636,435 two-way salary and a 50-game NBA window, Tonje joins a Jazz rookie class that includes Ace Bailey and Walter Clayton Jr. for meaningful potential fantasy upside.

He’ll contend for a backing role behind Utah’s guards and wings, with the Stars serving as his development ground. The two-way path means real NBA minutes could arrive if call-ups are warranted by injuries or depth needs, keeping Tonje on radars for fantasy managers who chase late-season breakouts or spot starts from a guard/wing with shooting polish.