Jazz close the homestand on April 5, capping the five-game run. Utah’s visit completes the cross-section of the league’s landscape in a late-season frame, offering a final tune-up opportunity for OKC’s rotation and potential late-season fantasy play for Jazz opponents and streaming options.

Sexton emerges as a potential Klutch target that Spurs could chase for a star upgrade. His scoring punch and playmaking would complement Wembanyama, but fit with the Spurs’ cap strategy hinges on timing and role clarity. Fantasy implications depend on how Sexton would slot into the guard rotation alongside Fox and Castle/Harper.

Jazz drafted Hart at No. 30, inserting him into a roster that valued defense and floor-stretching playmaking. Hart’s development within the Jazz system foreshadowed his adaptability across franchises and his fantasy upside as a multi-cat guard.

Niang’s time in Boston was short, traded to Utah to help absorb salary via a trade exception; the move shaved the Celtics’ luxury tax and positioned Boston for more cap flexibility as it pursues additional deals.

Bailey checks in at 77 as a rookie with upside in Utah’s system. His profile suggests a scorer’s toolkit with room to grow into a broader fantasy role. Early usage will hinge on how quickly he translates to NBA pace, with the Jazz giving him opportunities to contribute in scoring and possibly assist.