Darryn Peterson Pays Kyle Filipowski for Utah's Jersey No. 22

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Darryn Peterson Pays Kyle Filipowski for Utah's Jersey No. 22

Peterson revealed the deal wasn't free at his Jazz press conference. "He wanted to keep it, but that's his first assist to me. I told him it's an honor and I'm thankful," Peterson said. He wore No. 22 through high school and at Kansas honoring his father Darryl Peterson II, who wore the number at Akron in the early 2000s.

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