That would be John Collins, who became the Islanders’ operating partner and made an investment in the organization in June. Since then, he has been running the team’s business operations.

John Collins is an American professional basketball player who currently plays for the Utah Jazz. Born on September 23, 1997, Collins played college ball for two years at Wake Forest, where he ...

Represented by Compass listing agent Ericka Mitchell, Collins’ Atlanta home — an extravagant condo priced around $1,000 per square foot — is currently available for $2.5 million.

The Atlanta Hawks reportedly want a huge trade return for John Collins — a sign they know they aren’t using him correctly. If reports that the Atlanta Hawks were seeking a Rudy Gobert-sized ...

The Atlanta Hawks have finally traded John Collins on Monday, reportedly sending him to the Utah Jazz in exchange for Rudy Gay -- who exercised his $6.4 million player option for the 2023-24 ...

John Collins was not looking to make an investment in a sports team. That only ended up happening after he was approached by Scott Malkin about joining the Islanders’ organization.

John Collins has become a standout power forward for the Atlanta Hawks ever since he got drafted by the team in 2017. Coming out of Wake Forest University after his sophomore season, Collins was ...

Morten Stig Jensen covers a wide variety of subjects within the NBA. John Collins is going through the trade rumor mill for the second year in a row, with the 6'9 forward being more likely than ...

After years of hearing his name in NBA rumors but never actually getting dealt, John Collins was finally traded from the Hawks on Monday. Collins was dealt to the Jazz in exchange for NBA veteran ...

John Collins has been in trade rumors for three years now, but despite having his name come up every deadline and offseason, he remained a member of the Atlanta Hawks through the 2022-23 season.

The thinking behind the Utah Jazz acquiring John Collins in 2023 was easy enough to understand — bring in a player that had the potential to either become a part of the Jazz’s future or revamp ...