Trey Alexander, the Utah Jazz guard, left an NBA summer league game on a stretcher due to a side injury. The injury occurred in the final minutes of the Jazz's 80-63 win against the Chicago Bulls in Las Vegas. Alexander was 0 for 5 and totaled one point, six rebounds, and three assists for the Jazz. Jazz summer league coach Steve Wojciechowski did not provide an update on Alexander's status. Alexander joined the Jazz last week through a two-way contract and averaged 5.2 points, 1.2 rebounds, and 1.0 assists per game over nine appearances last season for the New Orleans Pelicans. He also played for the Denver Nuggets, posting 1.3 points per game over 24 appearances. The Jazz led 70-58 with about 2:30 remaining when Alexander dribbled near half court and made contact with Bulls forward Caleb Wilson's right hip. Alexander then grabbed his left side and went to the ground behind the basket. The Jazz will take on the San Antonio Spurs in another summer league game. The team's performance was led by Jonas Aidoo, who totaled 17 points and 11 rebounds, and fellow Jazz center Orlando Robinson and guard Matt Cleveland, who chipped in 14 and 13 points, respectively. The injury to Alexander is a concern for the Jazz, and his status will be monitored. The team is hoping for a quick recovery, but for now, Alexander's status remains uncertain. The Jazz's summer league schedule continues, and the team will look to bounce back from the injury to Alexander.