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In the midst of a down season, Utah Jazz power forward Derrick Favors has reportedly become a trade target for the Phoenix Suns.

According to Tony Jones of the Salt Lake Tribune, the Jazz are willing to listen to offers for Favors, but there isn't a high likelihood they'll move him.

Favors is having his worst statistical season since 2012-13, as he is averaging just 9.2 points and 6.1 rebounds per game.

He has also missed several games this season due to a knee injury.

The 25-year-old enjoyed what was arguably his best campaign to date in 2015-16, as he put up a career-high 16.4 points per contest to go along with 8.1 rebounds and 1.5 blocks.

Despite his significant dip in play, the Jazz have been much better overall as a team this season, as they are fifth in the Western Conference with a record of 35-22.

The Jazz have some quality depth behind Favors at power forward in the form of youngster Trey Lyles and veteran Boris Diaw.

Favors is a big-time contributor when healthy and on top of his game, however, which makes trading him seem unlikely unless immediate backcourt help arrives in return.

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Perhaps the biggest argument in favor of trading the former No. 3 overall draft pick is the fact that his contract expires following next season, but for a team that hasn't reached the playoffs since 2011-12, making a postseason run figures to be the No. 1 priority.