Trey Alexander Leaves Summer League Game on Stretcher

Injury Occurs in Summer League Action

Utah Jazz guard Trey Alexander was taken off Monday’s Summer League contest on a stretcher after hurting his left side. The incident unfolded with 2:23 left in Utah’s 80‑63 victory over the Chicago Bulls. Caleb Wilson, a Bulls forward, drew a foul while driving and made contact with Alexander’s left hip. Alexander clutched his torso, stumbled to the floor, and writhed in clear pain before trainers arrived. He kept some movement while being secured to the stretcher.

Utah’s Summer League coach Steve Wojciechowski later said he had no medical details on the incident. The team has not released an injury update since the game. No further information about Alexander’s condition was available at the time of this report.

Game and Contract Context

The foul that sparked the injury came during a late‑game drive for the Jazz. The final score reflected a comfortable 80‑63 win for Utah. Despite the setback, the Jazz secured a two‑way contract with Alexander just before the Summer League began. That deal allows him to split time between the NBA roster and G‑League assignments. Alexander’s presence in the league signals the Jazz’s focus on adding depth for the upcoming season.

The lack of an immediate medical statement leaves fans and staff awaiting updates on his recovery. Summer League games are high‑intensity showcases, and such injuries can influence roster decisions. The incident adds a layer of uncertainty to Alexander’s short‑term NBA prospects.

Who Is Trey Alexander

Trey Alexander is a 23‑year‑old guard who signed a two‑way contract with the Jazz last week. He has logged parts of two NBA seasons with the Denver Nuggets and New Orleans Pelicans, appearing in 33 regular‑season games. Alexander played three college seasons at Creighton from 2021‑23, earning All‑Big‑East honors as a junior. His college tenure included solid contributions on a team that consistently competed for conference titles. The recent injury could impact how quickly he integrates into Utah’s rotation.