SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Carlos Boozer doesn't expect to be playing for the Utah Jazz this season.
Just two weeks ago, Boozer opted to remain with the Jazz for the final year of his contract.
The two-time All-Star told a Chicago radio station Tuesday he expects the Jazz to trade him. Boozer told WMVP that he and the Jazz agreed to work out a trade that benefits everybody involved.
Boozer said he expected to be traded relatively soon.
Jazz general manager Kevin O'Connor did not return messages seeking comment Tuesday.
