Another day, another disrespect! In a recent interview, Bub Carrington revealed that the Wizards held back to try to draft AJ Dybantsa last season. You can see the exchange below. That should mean a fine, right? I mean, that’s what…

Writer James Hansen argues that the NBA consistently disrespects the Utah Jazz through uneven treatment and league enforcement. Hansen highlights that the Washington Wizards reportedly avoided a league fine after Bub Carrington indicated the team held back to target AJ Dybantsa in the draft, contrasting this with a previous $500,000 fine issued to the Jazz.
The piece points to additional past frustrations, claiming the NBA denied Utah permission to let Keyonte George coach during Summer League while permitting the Boston Celtics to do something similar shortly after. Hansen concludes that Utah's past penalty proved worthwhile after winning the draft lottery, framing the league's decisions as double standards against the franchise.
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