Michigan State basketball’s Joey Hauser agrees to two-way deal with the Utah Jazz
After a college career that goes back to 2018 and includes a forced redshirt season after transferring from Marquette, Michigan State basketball’s Joey Hauser will officially get his opportunity to play in the NBA, as his management group announced that Hauser has agreed to a two-way deal with the Utah Jazz.
The news came late at night, shortly after the conclusion of the 2023 NBA draft. The two-way deal will allow Joey Hauser to move between the Utah Jazz’s NBA roster and their G-League team.
Joey Hauser, who’s brother Sam is on the Boston Celtics, shot a remarkable 46.1-percent from three on a career-high 4.9 attempts per game while averaging 14.4 points and seven rebounds per game.
Joey Hauser has agreed to a two-way deal with the @utahjazz 👏 #GSMFamily pic.twitter.com/bPzz7nP0dx
— Glushon Sports Mgmt (@GlushonSM) June 23, 2023
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