Jazz Officially Add Guard Terrell Brown Jr.
Utah has officially signed guard Terrell Brown Jr., confirming an agreement first reported in August. The contract is expected to be a non-guaranteed training camp deal with Exhibit 10 language, which could pay him a bonus if he is waived and spends at least 60 days with Salt Lake City. Brown, 28, has spent four seasons in the G League and helped Greensboro win the NBAGL championship last season.
Utah announced Brown’s signing on September 27, formalizing an agreement his agent, Daniel Hazan, first shared with Chris Haynes on August 6. Terms were not released, but the deal is expected to be a non-guaranteed camp contract with Exhibit 10 terms, which could trigger a bonus if Brown is waived before the season and spends at least 60 days with Salt Lake City.
Brown, 28, went undrafted in 2022 after finishing college at Washington. The Seattle native has four G League seasons, including Memphis in 2022/23 and Greensboro since 2023. Last season he averaged 11.9 points, 6.4 assists, 4.1 rebounds and 1.1 steals for the Swarm, who won the NBAGL title.
This move may matter most to Brown and others chasing NBA roster spots, as Exhibit 10 deals can provide a financial cushion and a clear G League path. Jazz fans and Salt Lake City Stars followers could see a familiar guard develop locally, while the team gains camp depth and affiliate continuity. The broader impact is likely limited, but such signings can shape individual careers and minor-league stability.