Utah Jazz introduce its second round draft picks

Jun 27, 2019, 6:38 PM

Utah Jazz rookies, left to right, Justin Wright-Foreman, Miye Oni and Jarrell Brantley speak to rep...

Utah Jazz rookies, left to right, Justin Wright-Foreman, Miye Oni and Jarrell Brantley speak to reporters at the Zions Bank Basketball Center in Salt Lake City on Thursday, June 27, 2019. (Laura Seitz, Deseret News)

(Laura Seitz, Deseret News)

SALT LAKE CITY – It was a quiet first round, but the Utah Jazz were plenty busy in the next one towards the ends as they selected three different second round draft picks in the 2019 NBA Draft.

The team took Jarrell Brantley from College of Charleston at No. 50, Hofstra guard Justin Wright-Foreman at No. 53, and Yale wing Miye Oni at No. 58.

Players selected in the 2nd Round are not guaranteed a roster spot. So the players will still have to earn their way in Summer League play and possibly camp this fall. However, with the personnel changes and the current cap space of the team, there may be a chance for them to make the roster.

They all still have to prove themselves and so all three players are hungry.

“Extra motivation is an understatement,” said Wright-Foreman. “If I could speak for all of us here, we’re just here with a chip on our shoulder and we work like it every day.”

Yale product Miye Oni agrees.

“A lot of us were under-recruited and maybe overlooked so we just try to put the most we can into every day,” said Oni.

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Utah Jazz introduce its second round draft picks