Walker Kessler is very much looking forward to facing his old team, the Utah Jazz tomorrow! It should be a fun matchup between them and the Los Angeles Lakers, especially knowing there's no hard feelings.

Los Angeles Lakers center Walker Kessler expressed excitement about facing his former team, the Utah Jazz, praising head coach Will Hardy and his former teammates. Speaking after a victory against the Clippers, Kessler stated that he holds no hard feelings and expects a highly competitive contest in Utah.
The J-Notes writer Matt John notes that Kessler forced his move to Los Angeles via restricted free agency, leaving Utah with assets rather than departing for nothing. The author argues that Kessler's strong early fit alongside Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves makes the upcoming matchup an early test for the Jazz.
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