The Utah Jazz have claimed center-forward Tony Bradley off waivers, according to a report by ESPN's Shams Charania published October 17.
Bradley joins the Jazz to provide additional depth at the center position while the team is currently without starter Jusuf Nurkić due to injury.
The 6-foot-11 center was recently in camp with the New York Knicks before being waived on Wednesday. Bradley previously spent his first three NBA seasons with the Utah Jazz.
During the previous season, Bradley appeared in 41 games across stints with the Indiana Pacers and the Atlanta Hawks.
Bradley is returning to Utah following a recent preseason appearance for the Knicks against the Toronto Raptors on Tuesday, a game in which he suffered a hamstring injury.
The move comes as the Jazz look to bolster their frontcourt rotation. Bradley's arrival provides a new option for the team as they navigate the absence of Nurkić.