Tony Bradley’s gradual, steady rise with the Utah Jazz is paying off this season

Posted Mar 9, 2020
He didn’t have any of the Jazz’s 20 3-pointers in Cleveland. Nor did he have any of the team’s 26 assists in New York. And he didn’t have a starring role in the momentum-swinging 18-2 fourth-quarter run in Detroit. And yet, in spite of those things he didn’t do, reserve center Tony Bradley’s fingerprints were all over the Jazz’s just-completed 4-0 road trip. (Salt Lake Tribune)

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