Sources: Jazz's Jackson (knee) out 6-8 weeks; Markkanen also hurt
Utah will be down two more of its bigs as Jaren Jackson Jr. has a torn MCL in his right knee and will miss 6-8 weeks, while Lauri Markkanen has a sprained wrist, sources told ESPN's Tim MacMahon and Shams Charania.
Key Takeaways
- Sources: Jazz's Jackson (knee) out 6-8 weeks; Markkanen also hurt.
- Utah will be down two more of its bigs as Jaren Jackson Jr.
- has a torn MCL in his right knee and will miss 6-8 weeks, while Lauri Markkanen has a sprained wrist, sources told ESPN's Tim MacMahon and Shams Charania.
Utah will be down two more of its bigs as Jaren Jackson Jr. has a torn MCL in his right knee and will miss 6-8 weeks, while Lauri Markkanen has a sprained wrist, sources told ESPN's Tim MacMahon and Shams Charania.
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