Utah Jazz big man Tony Bradley has supplanted Ed Davis in the rotation — but Davis remains a mentor

Posted Jan 6, 2020
Ed Davis didn’t envision this when he signed with the Utah Jazz this summer. It’s now three consecutive Did Not Play — Coach’s Decisions he’s received, as Quin Snyder and the Jazz have moved to 21-year-old Tony Bradley in the rotation after Davis’ bench minutes weren’t working out. For whatever reason, Davis hasn’t fit well into Snyder’s system. (Salt Lake Tribune)

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