There is legitimate concern about the roster construction of the team now, as well as the potential cap hit Kessler might command down the road.

In Utah’s loss to the New Orleans Pelicans on Friday night, starting center Walker Kessler missed his second game this week due to ‘rest.’ Having a breakthrough season, John Collins has missed seven consecutive games with a hip injury.

“Adding Walker Kessler to the Knicks solidifies their frontcourt with a defensive anchor. Kessler, averaging 2.7 blocks per game and shooting 60% from the field, gives New York an elite rim protector and lob threat to pair with Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns.”

Walker Kessler was rested for the Utah Jazz's game against the Brooklyn Nets. This was a strange update to see, as Kessler has not been rested at all this season.

According to NBA reporter Evan Sidery of Forbes, the Utah Jazz are not looking to trade Walker Kessler. While the Jazz will likely be open for business

The Utah Jazz are in rebuild mode, but they could make a move that would haunt them in the future. The organization may move on from a promising young center and acquire a Boston Celtics guard who's struggled to crack Joe Mazzulla's rotation.