The Associated Press reports the Memphis Grizzlies have traded veteran point guard Mike Conley, who has played the most games in franchise history, to the Utah Jazz.
The Grizzlies have reportedly swapped Conley for Jae Crowder, Kyle Korver, and Grayson Allen.
ESPN.com first reported the deal, which it says also includes Utah’s No. 23 pick overall in Thursday night’s draft.
Conley was the final piece of the core that led the Grizzlies to seven consecutive playoff berths, including the 2013 Western Conference Finals.
Zach Randolph and Tony Allen left in 2017 as free agents, and Memphis traded Marc Gasol to Toronto in February, splitting up a duo that had been the NBA’s longest-tenured teammates.
Gasol went on to help the Raptors win their first NBA title.
