Trey Alexander Leaves Jazz's NBA Summer League Game on Stretcher After Injury vs. Bulls
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Key Points:
- Utah Jazz guard Trey Alexander was stretchered off the court during Monday's Summer League game against the Chicago Bulls after sustaining an injury late in the fourth quarter following contact with Caleb Wilson.
- Alexander was clutching his left side in pain before being taken off the court by medical personnel, with no official update yet provided on his injury or status.
- The Jazz head coach, Steve Wojciechowski, confirmed Alexander was receiving medical treatment but offered no further details postgame.
- Alexander, an undrafted free agent from Creighton, has played in both the NBA Summer League and G League, recently signing a two-way contract with the Jazz on July 7.
- Prior to the injury, Alexander had contributed two points, six rebounds, three assists, and six steals in 24 minutes off the bench during the game.
