With the Utah Jazz entering the final stretch of the season, they may give more playing time opportunities to Malcolm Thomas and Ian Clark.

"We will get a chance to look at some more things going forward," Ty Corbin said. "That’s not saying we’re doing anything other than continuing to try to develop this group of guys. But we want to see where guys are, see what we have, and see where we go from here."

Thomas has played just 17 total minutes over three games since joining the Jazz prior to Friday.

Clark hasn't had playing time since Feb. 1.

Ty Corbin said Friday that he has not discussed a new contract with the Utah Jazz.

Corbin is in the final season of his contract.

"I'll put it off until the end (of season)," Corbin said. ""I’ve been doing this for so long. ... It is what it is. It will be what it will be when it gets there. I’m fine."

The Jazz have the second-worst record in the Western Conference at 21-40.

After being released by the Sacramento Kings, Jimmer Fredette quickly signed with the Chicago Bulls.

Fredette played college ball at BYU, but the Utah Jazz never seriously considered pursuing him.