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    By Salt City Hoops: Mark Russell Pereira recaps the past ten-ish days of Utah Jazz basketball. Covering the emergence of Kyle Filipowski as a useful starter,...
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Statements on the resignation of Jerry Sloan

February 10th, 2011 | by Spencer Hall
— Jerry Sloan on Jerry Sloan Interview with ESPN 700 with Jason Shepherd, Spence Checketts, and Gordon Chiesa. @ESPNShep: “What are you going to miss most?” Sloan: “Meal money.” — David Stern...
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Goodbye Coach Sloan

February 10th, 2011 | by K.Malphurs
For the longest time I have been a Jazz fan and being a Jazz fan over the past 23 years means that I have been watching a Jerry Sloan coached team. Today, Jerry Sloan announced he was resigning as head coach of the Jazz. There...
A retrospective on Carlos Boozer’s tenure with the Jazz
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A retrospective on Carlos Boozer’s tenure with the Jazz

February 8th, 2011 | by K.Malphurs
Tomorrow the Bulls visit Salt Lake City for one of the more anticipated games of the year. The reason isn’t the return of Kyle Korver of Ronnie Brewer, even if both of them played in a combined 446 games in a Jazz uniform....
Infographic – Jazz January Woes
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Infographic – Jazz January Woes

February 5th, 2011 | by Chris
It’s hard to predict the future of basketball, but, stats are fascinating and they’re fun to look at. They also can point out some alarming trends. For example, when the team is under .500 in January, they usually...
Morning After Drill: Everything is Everything
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Morning After Drill: Everything is Everything

February 5th, 2011 | by Jeff Lind
Wow. I almost forgot what it felt like to go into a good team’s house and win. Turns out it feels pretty amazing. Here are a few thoughts after last night’s game. I like aggressive Deron. Seeing him push the ball up...
Deron Williams: NBA All-Star Part Deux
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Deron Williams: NBA All-Star Part Deux

February 4th, 2011 | by Jeff Lind
Deron Williams has been selected as a reserve on the Western Conference 2011 All-Star team. In a Jazz year marred with come from behind victories, a horrible January road skid, and ice picks in parking lots, it’s nice to...
The next move for Deron Williams
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The next move for Deron Williams

February 3rd, 2011 | by Spencer Hall
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What does it take for the Jazz to win?

January 26th, 2011 | by K.Malphurs
I don’t want to write about last night’s game against the Lakers. The lazy turnovers, the poor defense and the missed shots all contributed to one of the more depressing losses in recent Jazz history. It wasn’t...
Exchange Week: Jazz in Hollywood
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Exchange Week: Jazz in Hollywood

January 25th, 2011 | by Spencer Hall
It’s exchange week between SLC and LA. We’re hosting Hollywood at Sundance and they’re hosting the Jazz against the Lakers on Tuesday night. Andy Kamenetzky of ESPN Los Angeles exchanged thoughts with Salt City...
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Is Paul Millsap an All-Star?

January 20th, 2011 | by K.Malphurs
Before we get to the question about whether or not Paul Millsap should be an All-Star this year let’s consider a simple question. Why is Millsap not even in consideration?  First, Millsap was left off the ballot. Now, Bill...