Utah Jazz shooting guard Johnny Juzang is full of motivation after earning another two-way contract from the team. "I've got a lot to show everybody," Juzang told Sarah Todd of The Deseret News. "Look, I mean, I've got a chip on my shoulder. I've always felt like I'm a great player and I've always worked super hard. But a lot of my career, I feel like I've been overlooked and even coming into the NBA and going undrafted, trust me, I don't forget that." The 22-year-old made 18 appearances in the NBA last season, averaging 4.8 points in 12.9 minutes. However, he was a 20-point scorer in the G League and has just wrapped up a good run in the Summer League. The L.A. native averaged 15.8 points with 51.5 percent three-point shooting in six games, adding 3.8 rebounds and 2.7 assists. Juzang faces plenty of competition for playing time in Utah, but he appears to be more than up for the challenge.

Utah Jazz forward Johnny Juzang is set to return this season on another two-way contract after a solid summer league showing and playing 18 games for the team last season. The 22-year-old finished his Las Vegas action by averaging 17.8 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 2.8 assists per game across 23.8 minutes per contest. Juzang still has a long way to go to get some serious playing time on the main roster, but he could be a streaming option sometime during the season if they suffer multiple injuries.

Utah Jazz shooting guard Johnny Juzang had a red-hot shooting performance against Minnesota in the Summer League on Monday, providing 26 points in a 108-96 win by netting four of his five triples and hitting 10-for-14 overall from the field. The 22-year-old logged a very productive 25 minutes off the bench, adding four rebounds, three assists, and one block to his scoring efforts. Juzang, who played in 18 NBA games during his rookie campaign last season, has performed well in the Summer League, scoring 15.8 points with 60 percent shooting from deep.