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Ryan MillerRockland/Westchester Journal NewsThe New York Islanders selected Matthew Schaefer with the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NHL Draft on Friday. Schaefer recorded 22 points on seven goals and 15 assists with a plus-21 rating in 17 games last season. The 6-foot-2, 186-pound defenseman suffered a broken clavicle on Dec. 27 while playing for Canada at the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship.

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SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Jazz got a little bit older with their second-round pick. The Jazz took one of the oldest players in the class, selecting former Wisconsin forward John Tonje with the No. 53 pick Thursday in the NBA draft. Tonje, 24, averaged 19.6 points and 5.3 rebounds in his sixth collegiate year last season with the Badgers. He started his career at Colorado State, playing four seasons with Rams, before moving to Missouri and finishing up his long collegiate career in Madison.

1 day ago | ksl.com | Ryan Miller

SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Jazz got a little bit older with their second-round pick. The Jazz took one of the oldest players in the class, selecting former Wisconsin forward John Tonje with the No. 53 pick Thursday in the NBA draft. Tonje, 24, averaged 19.6 points and 5.3 rebounds in his sixth collegiate year last season with the Badgers. He started his career at Colorado State, playing four seasons with Rams, before moving to Missouri and finishing up his long collegiate career in Madison.

1 day ago | ksl.com | Ryan Miller

SALT LAKE CITY — Austin Ainge called landing Ace Bailey a "dream scenario" for the Utah Jazz — and he's likely not the only one in Utah who feels that way. For three seasons now, Jazz fans have had to endure an unclear rebuild, looking for a youngster to pin their future hopes on. Is that Taylor Hendricks? Cody Williams? Keyonte George? Isaiah Collier? Kyle Filipowski? The early returns are … no. Sure, all could end up being helpful players, but franchise-altering guys? That's a stretch.

2 days ago | ksl.com | Ryan Miller

SALT LAKE CITY — Two weeks ago, the Utah Jazz sat down and tried to map out the draft. The top two were just about set in stone, and they started to get a pretty good idea of how the rest of the top five would go. In the end, they came away from the exercise with two names circled for their picks: Ace Bailey and Walter Clayton Jr.On Wednesday night, that best-case scenario became reality. The Jazz took Bailey with the No. 5 pick and then traded up from No. 21 to No. 18 to grab Clayton.