Clarkson, the last remaining part of the Jazz's Donovan Mitchell-Rudy Gobert era, has always expressed undeniable gratitude for the state of Utah and the organization, now giving one final nod to his longest-tenured team since being drafted in 2014.

The Utah Jazz and guard Jordan Clarkson have agreed to a contract buyout, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania. Clarkson spent six seasons in a Jazz uniform, the longest stop of his career, which also made him the longest-tenured current Jazz player.

The Utah Jazz agreed to a buyout with veteran guard Jordan Clarkson. Clarkson, a fan favorite, played six seasons and won Sixth Man of the Year. His departure marks the Jazz's shift to youth, opening space for young guards.