Hardy was an assistant coach within the Celtics during the 2021 season, ahead of joining the San Antonio Spurs, while current Jazz CEO and Austin's father, Danny Ainge, was in the building too, so ...

Austin Ainge, president of basketball operations for the Utah Jazz, speaks during an introductory media availability with Utah Jazz Governor Ryan Smith, left, at Zions Bank Basketball Campus in ...

I look forward to partnering with Ryan and Ashley Smith and our other leaders within the Utah Jazz and will utilize my experience over the last 17 years building a championship-caliber organization.

SALT LAKE CITY — For most of his 20-plus minute introductory presser, Austin Ainge, the Utah Jazz's new president of basketball operations, didn't shy away from details. He spoke at length about ...

I look forward to partnering with Ryan and Ashley Smith and our other leaders within the Utah Jazz and will utilize my experience over the last 17 years building a championship-caliber organization.

I look forward to partnering with Ryan and Ashley Smith and our other leaders within the Utah Jazz and will utilize my experience over the last 17 years building a championship-caliber organization.

"I look forward to partnering with [Jazz owners] Ryan and Ashley Smith and our other leaders within the Utah Jazz and will utilize my experience over the last 17 years building a championship ...

I look forward to partnering with Ryan and Ashley Smith and our other leaders within the Utah Jazz and will utilize my experience over the last 17 years building a championship-caliber organization.

I look forward to partnering with Ryan and Ashley Smith and our other leaders within the Utah Jazz and will utilize my experience over the last 17 years building a championship-caliber organization." ...

Now, Ainge will work alongside the Utah brass assembled of Zanik, Ryan, and Ashley Smith, head coach Will Hardy, and, of course, Danny Ainge in their road to building a championship-level squad in ...

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