SALT LAKE CITY — Walker Kessler was reflecting on what led to his strong third season when it hit him: He was getting older. "Last summer gave me such a good jump start into … I guess my third ...

This year, Walker Kessler has had a fantastic season with the Utah Jazz; the 23-year-old is averaging 11.3 PPG, 12.3 REB, and 2.4 BPG and is shooting an efficient 67.3% from the field. There is no ...

The Utah Jazz could be without Walker Kessler for the rest of the season, depending on how his newest injury shakes out. Kessler was a new entry on the Jazz's injury report ahead of Friday's ...

The Utah Jazz have now been without Walker Kessler for over a week due to suffering from a nasal fracture and entering concussion protocol, missing the team’s most recent two contests along with ...

Kessler (concussion) has been ruled out for ... serve as Utah's primary big men for Sunday's regular-season finale in Walker's absence. The third-year big man out of Auburn put up solid numbers ...

Kessler (concussion) has been ruled out for Friday's game against the Thunder. Kessler is still dealing with a concussion, which will keep him sidelined for the fourth straight game Friday.

According to a stat uncovered by ESPN's Bobby Marks, Walker Kessler is the first player in the NBA to average over two blocks a game in his first three seasons since Hall of Famer Tim Duncan did ...

While the Jazz are at the bottom of the Western Conference, the franchise has some key young pieces with Collier, Keyonte George, Cody Williams, Kyle Filipowski and Walker Kessler. As it turns out ...

”Walker Kessler sustained a nasal fracture during the first quarter vs. Houston on April 2. He also displayed concussion symptoms following the game and was entered into the concussion protocol.

There could be a new block king in the NBA, with Utah Jazz center Walker Kessler leading the field. Kessler is leading the league (due to Victor Wembanyama only playing 46 games), averaging 2.4 ...

Coming into the season, the Jazz defined a core of seven young players that they wanted to see real growth from: third-year center Walker Kessler, second-year players Taylor Hendricks, Keyonte ...