Jan 31, 2003 11:27 AM EST
Chris Tomasson of the Rocky Mountain News turns in a great article on the cap space that is going to be available to the Nuggets on July 1.
The article mentions several current LA Clipper players and Denver's chance at landing them in the offseason.
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The Denver Nuggets are getting ready to raid the L.A. Clippers roster.
Chris Thomasson of the Rocky Mountain News reports that the Nuggets are looking at about $17 million in cap space next summer, and are ready to spend it.
With, Elton Brand, Corey Magette, Andre Miller and Lamar Odom becoming restricted free agents to join unrestricted agent Michael Olowakandi, the Nuggets are poised to pounce.
Thomasson says Corey Magette is a likely target, especially since he would command substantially less than a maximum salary. Indeed, he suggests the Nug’s objective is Magette (at about $7 million) plus a max or near-max player.
At the same time, he suggests Olowokandi is likely to end up in San Antonio to replace David Robinson and Andre Miller is likely to end up in Utah to replace John Stockton. San Antonio and Utah are the only two teams expected to have significant cap space.
On the Clippers front, the player they’re most likely to award a max salary, or match another team’s offer, is Elton Brand.
Is Magette likely to make the move to Denver? "I think Denver is a nice place," he said. "I know (Denver general manager) Kiki (Vandeweghe) very well and some of their staff.
The next question: who will Denver seek for that maximum contract?
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Jan 31, 2003 10:44 AM EST
Jerry Sloan is embarrassed, repentant and dreading the next two weeks. But his conscience is clear.
Referee Courtney Kirkland provoked the Jazz coach into shoving him during Tuesday's Jazz victory in Sacramento, Sloan said Thursday, a heat-of-the-moment action that resulted in a seven-game suspension.
As Sloan angrily protested an out-of-bounds call the coach felt Kirkland missed, "the official came up and said, 'I'm not going to take that from you tonight.' And that's why I pushed him," Sloan recounted after apologizing to the entire Jazz organization. "I shouldn't have done it, but . . . I was always taught when someone got in your face that way, somebody had to go in a different direction. I should have gone in a different direction myself, but I didn't do that."
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Jan 2003 Archive
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ap | Jan 31, 2003
A few days after apparently getting two free "throwback" jerseys worth $845 at a local clothing store, LeBron James, the nation's top high school player and projeced first overall pick in the upcoming NBA Draft, has been ruled ineligible by The Ohio High School Athletic Association for the rest of the season.
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Deseret News | Jan 31, 2003
The Jazz are not happy with the NBA for a variety of reasons, all stemming from the league's decision Wednesday to suspend head coach Jerry Sloan seven games for shoving referee Courtney Kirkland during a game at Sacramento Tuesday night.
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Deseret News | Jan 31, 2003
Action was under way, the Jazz were playing the Portland Trail Blazers, and Jerry Sloan was nowhere near the Delta Center.
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The Denver Post | Jan 31, 2003
Joseph Sanchez of the Denver Post reports on the Nuggets and their 4th quarter finishing problems.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 31, 2003
Chris Tomasson tells us that the Nuggets will be looking at LA Clippers to add to the roster on July 1.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 31, 2003
Chris Tomasson writes about the Nuggets cap space and interest in LA Clipper players once the season ends.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 31, 2003
Aaron Lopez writes about Marcus Camby and his effect on season ticketholders at the Nuggets appreciation night.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 31, 2003
Jerry Sloan apologized on Thursday for shoving referee Courtney Kirkland, and he apologized to the Jazz organization for embarrassing the franchise.
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| Jan 31, 2003
Michael Lee of the AJC writes that Hawks general manager Pete Babcock says he is "100 percent" responsible for the team's failures this season.
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| Jan 31, 2003
Michael Lee of the AJC writes that when a Sept.
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Orlando Sentinel | Jan 31, 2003
As the San Antonio Spurs prepare to battle the Orlando Magic at the TD Waterhouse Centre tonight, some Magicfans are still dreaming about seeing Tim Duncan in a magic uniform next season.
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| Jan 30, 2003
Being an NBA head coach is a stressful and often frustrating job, a position which sees grown men often ride a wave of emotions.
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| Jan 30, 2003
Sacramento forward Peja Stojakovic was today added to the Western Conference All-Star team, nba.
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| Jan 30, 2003
Who says that NBA players are greedy? Realising that this is Michael Jordan's final All-Star game Orlando superstar Tracy McGrady has offered to forfeit his starting position on the Eastern Conference squad to make way for Jordan, ESPN.
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The Denver Post | Jan 30, 2003
Marc Spears reports on Jim Gillen getting the All-Star nod.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 30, 2003
Aaron Lopez of the Rocky Mountain News reports on Chris Whitney and his injured ankle.
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Deseret News | Jan 30, 2003
If the NBA has any plans to make amends for the exclusion of Karl Malone from next month's All-Star Game, it may as well forget about it.
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Deseret News | Jan 30, 2003
As halftime speeches go, it's not going to rank up there with Knute Rockne's "Win one for the Gipper.
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Deseret News | Jan 30, 2003
The NBA came down hard Wednesday on Jerry Sloan, suspending the Jazz coach seven games for an incident involving referee Courtney Kirkland during Utah's Tuesday-night win at Sacramento.
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| Jan 30, 2003
Utah Jazz head coach Jerry Sloan has been suspended for seven games for confronting and making physical contact with a game official and failing to leave the court in a timely manner following his ejection, it was announced Wednesday by Stu Jackson, NBA Senior Vice President Basketball Operations.
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Jeff Denberg/Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Jan 30, 2003
For the first time in two years, Theo Ratliff walked into this city's First Union Arena to play a basketball game.
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Oregonian | Jan 30, 2003
Plain and simple, the Trail Blazers ran out of gas Wednesday and as a result were run out of the Delta Center, 95-71 by the Utah Jazz.
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Oregonian | Jan 30, 2003
The NBA on Wednesday suspended Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan for seven games for shoving an official and failing to leave the court in a timely manner after his ejection from Tuesday's game in Sacramento.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 30, 2003
Jazz players understandably weren't enamored with the penalty handed down on coach Jerry Sloan on Wednesday, a seven-game suspension for pushing a referee.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 30, 2003
As inspirational halftime pep talks go, fill-in coach Phil Johnson's speech Wednesday night will never reach legendary status.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 30, 2003
Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan's case proceeded swiftly from crime to punishment Wednesday, but the Jazz are not certain there was a fair trial in between.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 30, 2003
Jerry Sloan has always seemed to be an ideal character for pulp fiction.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 30, 2003
The Jazz are unbeaten this season when Jerry Sloan isn't in the building, but that doesn't mean the team didn't feel his presence during Wednesday's 95-71 victory over Portland.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 30, 2003
With the Jazz trailing by 10 and actually playing much worse, assistant coach Phil Johnson must have given the halftime speech of his life.
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| Jan 30, 2003
Vince Carter will start the NBA All-Star Game and enjoy the experience.
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| Jan 30, 2003
Kings coach Rick Adelman has gone back to the drawing board.
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It was a busy day for the NBA head office yesterday with news filtering that the league had handed down suspensions totalling 11 games.
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| Jan 29, 2003
The problem with a team who is riddled with injuries is that these players mend and come back, and in such a situation what happens to the ones who were brought in as replacements? This is exactly the situation the Toronto Raptors will find themselves in according to Doug Smith of Waymore Sports, who writes that the Raptors will soon have eight guys available who play the shooting guard or small forward positions - including superstar Vince Carter and his sidekick Mo Peterson.
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| Jan 29, 2003
Jason Quick of the Oregon Live writes that Damon Stoudamire, the once promising guard turned walking DNP, is considering talking to team president Bob Whitsitt about his future with the team.
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| Jan 29, 2003
In the past Warriors forward Antawn Jamison has been overlooked for the All-Star game despite his solid numbers for one reason.
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| Jan 29, 2003
Keon Clark in Toronto? While the financial matters that led to Clark’s departure and the comments he’s made about Raptors star Vince Carter may have rubbed Raptor fans the wrong way, Frank Zicarelli of the Toronto Sun writes that the Raptors are very much interested in bringing him back.
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| Jan 29, 2003
According to the AJC's Jeff Denberg, even with the recent improvement in the Hawks' performance, general manager Pete Babcock continues to pursue deals in advance of the Feb.
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Deseret News | Jan 29, 2003
There was a time Karl Malone might not have minded an All-Star Game snub like the one he received Tuesday.
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Deseret News | Jan 29, 2003
By the time you read this, Jerry Sloan may be suspended.
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Deseret News | Jan 29, 2003
Jerry Sloan exited quite early, ejected because of an altercation with a referee.
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Arizona Republic | Jan 29, 2003
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The Denver Post | Jan 29, 2003
Marc Spears writes about Denver's all-star bid for 2005.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 29, 2003
Aaron J.
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| Jan 29, 2003
Heat coach Pat Riley is frustrated with the officiating in the NBA and he repeated his criticism of what he feels is a bias against his team yesterday.
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| Jan 29, 2003
When is an injured player who may never play again a valuable trade asset? In the luxury tax era of the NBA.
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Sacramento Bee | Jan 29, 2003
It's nights like these that remind observers -- or at least should remind them -- that opportunities such as having the world champions on the ropes, as the Kings did last June while playing the Los Angeles Lakers, should be grasped and squeezed.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 29, 2003
Karl Malone had 29 points, 10 rebounds and six assists just hours after being left off the All-Star team, and the Utah Jazz snapped a seven-game losing streak to Sacramento by beating the Kings 102-92 Tuesday night.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 29, 2003
Karl Malone reached into his locker, pulled out the paperback he's been reading, and pointed at the title.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 29, 2003
It was not so much who was present in Arco Arena that was notable in the Jazz's 102-92 walloping of the Kings on Wednesday night.
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The Daily Camera | Jan 29, 2003
The AP reports on the Nuggets 98-92 loss to Portland.
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| Jan 29, 2003
Minnesota's point guard woes don't seem to be stemming with the news yesterday that Rod Strickland will now miss the next three to four weeks with a groin injury, Steve Aschburner of the Star Tribune is reporting.
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basketball.com | Jan 28, 2003
Brian Gillespie, NBA Analyst for basketball.
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nba.com | Jan 28, 2003
The Coaches have voted and today the reserves for the February 9th All-Star Game at Philips Arena in Atlanta were announced.
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| Jan 28, 2003
James may be an incredible basketball phenom but he still has to learn how to drive.
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ESPN | Jan 28, 2003
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Cleveland Plain Dealer | Jan 28, 2003
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Deseret News | Jan 28, 2003
In one of those odd quirks of NBA scheduling, it seems like you never have a get-well game when you need one.
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UtahJazz.com | Jan 28, 2003
Matt Harpring joined the Jazz after spending last season with the Philidelphia 76ers where he enjoyed career highs in scoring, rebounding, and games played.
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Sacramento Bee | Jan 28, 2003
The Kings have the NBA's third-best record and the Western Conference's second-best mark (32-13).
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 28, 2003
The Jazz are sputtering, and so are the Sacramento Kings.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 28, 2003
After attending Karl Malone's Super Bowl party Sunday afternoon, the Jazz sat in front of the VCR on Monday morning at their Franklin-Covey practice facility.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 28, 2003
Dave Krieger of the Rocky Mountain News writes about Jeff Bzdelik and the Denver offense that doesn't exist.
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The Denver Post | Jan 28, 2003
Marc Spears of the Denver Post reports on Denvers move to waive John Crotty and put Chris Whitney back into the lineup.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 28, 2003
Chris Tomasson of the Rocky Mountain News writes about Denver's humiliating loss to the New Jersey Nets.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 28, 2003
Denver travels to Portland for a game starting @ 8:10 on Fox and on KNUS 710 AM.
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| Jan 28, 2003
Ron Artest did his best to shake the Heat last night.
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| Jan 28, 2003
Orlando star Tracy McGrady will be back in uniform Wednesday night against Cleveland following the birth of his child at an Orlando hospital, John Denton of Florida Today is reporting.
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| Jan 28, 2003
It is hard to deny that Latrell Sprewell has been the most valuable Knick this season, especially looking at how the team started out with him sidelined due to injury.
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| Jan 28, 2003
The reserves for the 2003 All-Star game are named today, and two names who are drawing serious attention on the Eastern Conference team are Ron Artest and Brad Miller of the Indiana Pacers.
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| Jan 28, 2003
The NBA has rules against an NBA team illegally woo'ing an upcoming free agent, with the penalties ranging from strict fines to losing draft picks.
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New York Daily News | Jan 27, 2003
OHM YOUNGMISUK of the New York Daily News reports on Jason Kidd, his free agent status and how it all relates to Denver during the offseason.
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Deseret News | Jan 27, 2003
With a growing losing streak on their tail and no easy games under their nose, the Jazz are in the midst of a real dog-days sort of stretch.
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| Jan 27, 2003
According to the Ohio High School Athletic Association, Lebron James did not violate his amateur status when his mother bought him a Hummer H2 vehicle for his birthday.
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| Jan 27, 2003
The Associated Press reports that Hornet’s guard Baron Davis will miss at least a month with torn cartilage in his left knee.
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Milwaukee | Jan 27, 2003
CHARLES F.
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The Denver Post | Jan 27, 2003
Marc Spears of the Post reports on what a full roster would mean to Denver.
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The Denver Post | Jan 27, 2003
Marc Spears of the Denver Post writes about Jason Kidd and the options available to the free agent this season.
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The Denver Post | Jan 27, 2003
The Denver Post reports on the staus of Chris Whitney, and tonights game vs.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 27, 2003
Chris Tomasson of the Rocky Mountain News reports on Denver's problem finishing games this season.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 27, 2003
Denver takes on New Jersey tonight at the Pepsi Center.
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ESPN.
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How rare is it for someone who is averaging 13.
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| Jan 27, 2003
Just weeks ago there was talk that Vince Carter's career might be over due to injuries in his knees, talk that the Toronto Raptors dismissed, and last night showed that the Raptor's judgement may have been correct after all.
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Deseret News | Jan 26, 2003
You'd think they would have learned their lesson last Wednesday night, when they fell behind early against the Los Angeles Clippers and never could come back.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 26, 2003
Gilbert Arenas scored 27 points and the Golden State Warriors beat the Utah Jazz 108-95 Saturday night to win for the fifth time in six games.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 26, 2003
When Andrei Kirilenko and his family return to Russia after the season, the Utah Jazz forward may not be the one who gets hounded for autographs.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 26, 2003
The Jazz were innocent, if interested, bystanders as the Warriors dealt with some missing players.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 26, 2003
Rivers are flowing uphill, the sun is setting in the east, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are in the Super Bowl.
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| Jan 26, 2003
Mitch Lawrence of the New York Daily News writes that as the Lakers are trying to get into the top eight in the Western Conference, and thus the playoffs, they may be looking in the direction of Knicks forward Latrell Sprewell as a possible key.
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| Jan 26, 2003
In a recent game between the Wizards and Nuggets last week, Nuggets rookie Vincent Yarbrough decided to go after Michael Jordan after scoring six straight points.
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It is no secret that Jay Williams and Jamal Crawford have been involved in an intense battle for the point guard position this season, but with Jay Williams currently on the injured list new factors have arisen making some decisions even harder.
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| Jan 26, 2003
Latrell Sprewell is no stranger to trade rumors.
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San Antonio Express-News | Jan 25, 2003
Forget The Shot.
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Deseret News | Jan 25, 2003
Friday had all the makings of a streak-breaking kind of night.
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Deseret News | Jan 25, 2003
When you're a good team and you lose to another good team 11 straight times, you have to start wondering what they have on you.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 25, 2003
If Tim Duncan has one flaw as a player, it's that he needs a breather once in a while.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 25, 2003
The San Antonio Spurs were missing their Admiral on Friday night, but the Jazz still couldn't catch a break.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 25, 2003
When Greg Ostertag plays like that, the Jazz usually win.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 25, 2003
So many things had to go wrong for the Jazz and right for the Spurs in the final minute Friday night in order for San Antonio to pull out a 91-90 stunner, it almost seemed scripted.
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The Warriors, in the midst of their best run in nine seasons, were flabbergasted Friday when starting guards Gilbert Arenas and Jason Richardson did not show up for practice one day after the team completed a sweep of the respective conference champions.
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Arizona Republic | Jan 25, 2003
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Arizona Republic | Jan 25, 2003
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Arizona Republic | Jan 25, 2003
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Williams missed the first 18 games of the season after undergoing arthroscopic surgery Oct.
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"I'm getting comfortable up around 30 minutes," he said.
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| Jan 25, 2003
Michael Jordan said goodbye to Chicago last night, and the fans let him know how much he is appreciated.
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| Jan 25, 2003
Mark Cuban is what you may cal a "hands-on" owner of the Mavericks.
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| Jan 25, 2003
The Associated Press reports that a former Seattle Supersonics assistant coach claims he is owed money by Vin Baker and is going to court to get paid.
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| Jan 24, 2003
Drew Litton of the Rocky Mountain News makes a good point w/ a cartoon about a recent High School phenom.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 24, 2003
Chris Tomasson writes about Denver at the halfway point in the season.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 24, 2003
Chris Tomasson of the Rocky Mountain News has a small piece on Chris Whitney and his injured ankle.
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The Denver Post | Jan 24, 2003
Mark Spears of the Denver Post reports on Mark Blount and his return to Boston.
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The Denver Post | Jan 24, 2003
Marc Spears of the Denver Post reports on Juwan Howard and his status for tonights Denver @ Boston match-up.
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Deseret News | Jan 24, 2003
A look at the Jazz's record at the halfway-home point going back to 1988-89, the first season they finished with 50-plus victories.
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Deseret News | Jan 24, 2003
A look a stats midway through the 2002-03 campaign.
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Deseret News | Jan 24, 2003
After losing 10 straight games to the San Antonio Spurs, Jerry Sloan thinks he knows what he has gone wrong.
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Deseret News | Jan 24, 2003
With their 2002-2003 season now halfway done, several members of the Jazz organization seem like bona fide candidates for postseason award consideration.
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Deseret News | Jan 24, 2003
When it all began, the Jazz were going down.
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The Daily Camera | Jan 24, 2003
The Nugs take on the C's tonight at the Fleet Center in Boston.
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San Antonio Express-News | Jan 24, 2003
David Robinson did not accompany the Spurs to Utah on Thursday after experiencing tightness in his back.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 24, 2003
Ten games into the season, coach Jerry Sloan may have been the only one around who believed not only that the Jazz could be a playoff team, but a team capable of knocking off anyone in the league.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 24, 2003
The season was only five days old, but it already seemed over for the Jazz.
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A significant anniversary passed for Pacers forward Al Harrington this past Thursday, something that speaks highly of his work ethic for him to get to where he is now.
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Seven years patience finally paid off for the Milwaukee Bucks this past draft when they traded the rights to former University of Wisconsin center Rashard Griffith along to the Orlando Magic for Jamal Sampson in return.
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Michael Jordan has never been one to hold firm on a decision.
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| Jan 23, 2003
According to ESPN, the Cleveland Cavaliers might have opened up a bigger can of worms after the firing of head coach John Lucas.
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Deseret News | Jan 23, 2003
For Jazz fans wondering why they paid big bucks to see their team coast for three quarters Wednesday against the Clippers, there may have been a bright side to the eventual Utah defeat.
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Deseret News | Jan 23, 2003
The future star of the Utah Jazz staged a nice demonstration Wednesday night at the Delta Center.
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Deseret News | Jan 23, 2003
Last time, Mark Eaton started at center.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 23, 2003
Chris Tomasson reports on Marcus Camby's ankle.
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UtahJazz.com | Jan 23, 2003
What happens if you give a pig a pancake? The children gathered at the Sandy Library can answer that question and many more after spending Friday afternoon, January 17, with Scott Padgett of the Utah Jazz.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 23, 2003
The Jazz reach the midpoint of the season with a 25-16 record, good enough for fourth place in the NBA"s Western Conference, and the league"s sixth-best record overall.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 23, 2003
The assignment (should you choose to accept it) was to write something interesting, informative or insightful about Andre Miller, the former University of Utah basketball star.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 23, 2003
A losing streak this long was bound to end at some point, but the Jazz might have been expected to put up more of a fight to keep it going.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 23, 2003
As much as he would enjoy it, the Jazz's Scott Padgett has never had a chance to attend the annual Sundance Film Festival -- what with a young son, a pregnant wife and a hectic pro basketball schedule to juggle.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 23, 2003
Darrell Griffith's three-pointer bounced off the back of the rim just as the buzzer sounded, and the Jazz trudged off the Salt Palace floor, as dejected as the sellout crowd of 12,444.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 23, 2003
Leave it to Jerry Sloan to ignore 14 years of precedent, 31 games of evidence and a mountain of history -- recent and ancient -- of the parties involved.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 23, 2003
Chris Tomasson of the Rocky Mountain News writes about last nights Nuggets loss to the New York Knicks.
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The Indianapolis Star announced that Isiah Thomas and his staff will be making the trip to Atlanta this February after his Pacers yesterday clinched the best record in the Eastern Conference before the deadline when the head coaches will be announced.
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Celtics forward Antoine Walker may be out for the next two weeks rehabilitating his sprained knee, but this did not stop the versatile big man from receiving two lots of good news yesterday.
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If you came to read this thinking it will be another article about Shaquille O'Neal you will be sadly mistaken.
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Forget all this talk about Camby being on the move again, because according to a report by Marc Spears in the Denver Post the Nuggets are interested in offering Camby a three-year contract extension during the offseason.
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| Jan 23, 2003
Is it possible for a team to be born to lose? If so look no further than the Chicago Bulls.
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| Jan 23, 2003
Last night was a night that Michael Jordan will remember for the rest of his life.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 22, 2003
Chris Tomasson of the Rocky Mountain News reports on all the Marcus Camby rumors flying around.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 22, 2003
Nuggets play the Knicks tonight in the Garden.
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| Jan 22, 2003
Most NBA players look forward to going home over the All-Star break, Matt Harpring among them.
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Deseret News | Jan 22, 2003
With the Feb.
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Deseret News | Jan 22, 2003
Nearly halfway home in an NBA season that seems to run as long as a train with its engine in one state and its caboose a couple borders back, the Jazz have as much to savor these days as the hideaway hobo who just happens to hop into a vacant first-class cabin.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 22, 2003
The Jazz needed to survive a tough overtime fight to knock off the top team in the Eastern Conference on Monday, and on Friday looms a game with the San Antonio Spurs, a team that has beaten them 10 straight times.
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| Jan 22, 2003
How two seasons can make a world of difference.
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Seattle currently trails Minnesota by four games in the Western Conference standings, but when you're in ninth place in a conference where only the top eight proceed wins mean everything.
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| Jan 22, 2003
The Washington Wizards are hoping to get shooting guard Jerry Stackhouse back onto the court in time for the team's match against the New Orleans Hornets tonight, Steve Wyche of the Washington Post is reporting.
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| Jan 22, 2003
It has been seven months since the New York Knicks and the Denver Nuggets exchanged key players Marcus Camby and Antonio McDyess, and with the duo playing a combined 6 minutes 17 seconds with their new teams who did win the trade?
If you listen to ex-Knick Marcus Camby the answer is simple - the Nuggets won hands down.
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Deseret News | Jan 21, 2003
Jazz coach Jerry Sloan normally is not one to tinker with his regular rotation.
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Deseret News | Jan 21, 2003
More often than not, when a game ends on a last-second shot that could determine the outcome, there's going to be some controversy.
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Deseret News | Jan 21, 2003
Calbert Cheaney has played only three of them in nine previous seasons.
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ESPN | Jan 21, 2003
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ESPN | Jan 21, 2003
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The Daily Camera | Jan 21, 2003
Milton Kent of the Baltimore Sun reports on last nights Wizards vs.
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UtahJazz.com | Jan 21, 2003
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New York Post | Jan 21, 2003
There were plots and subplots everywhere: Kenyon Martin against Karl Malone, Jason Kidd against John Stockton, the Nets against the road.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 21, 2003
The Utah Jazz are overachieving.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 21, 2003
When Jarron Collins went down with a season-ending knee injury last month, the Jazz were lucky that Tony Massenburg was just sitting around the house in Maryland.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 21, 2003
John Stockton's classic performance against the New Jersey Nets Monday night wasn't what Jazz fans have come to expect the past 19 seasons.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 21, 2003
This thing was wild, entertaining, frustrating and filled with ups and downs.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 21, 2003
Jason Kidd is a fantastic NBA player, quick, smart and talented, perhaps a Hall of Famer some day.
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| Jan 21, 2003
Houston’s Cuttino Mobley can expect a call from the NBA today.
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| Jan 21, 2003
There have been some whispers around the NBA that the league may run with a 13-a-team All-Star game this year if Wizards guard Michael Jordan and Spurs center David Robinson are not selected by fans or coaches, with both players having already announced their intentions to retire after this season.
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| Jan 21, 2003
Hurting and down on form, Bulls rookie Jay Williams finally gave in and was placed on the injured reserve before the Bulls snapped their 19 game road-losing streak to the Atlanta Hawks.
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| Jan 21, 2003
Don't expect to see the same Atlanta Hawks this time next month.
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| Jan 20, 2003
WARNING! The following contains frank discussion about the Atlanta Hawks.
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Jeff Denberg/Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Jan 20, 2003
In what is fast becoming the most disheartening season of their miserable four years in beautiful Philips Arena, the Hawks reached another low point Monday.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer | Jan 20, 2003
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Deseret News | Jan 20, 2003
Los Angeles Lakers orthopedist Dr.
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New York Post | Jan 20, 2003
Jason Kidd says tonight's Nets game will feature the best point guard in the NBA.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 20, 2003
Matt Harpring's dramatic rise in production this season says more about his new teammates, the Jazz forward believes, than it says about him.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 20, 2003
And now, here with today's news and commentary is the guy who was half right, which is an improvement, in suggesting the Utah basketball team should take Ripon College seriously .
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 20, 2003
Rashard Lewis didn't like it.
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Deseret News | Jan 20, 2003
Before the beginning of the season, and again a couple of weeks ago, Jerry Sloan challenged the Jazz.
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The Associated Press reports that John Lucas was fired Monday as coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers, who have the NBA's worst record and have shown few signs of development this season.
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Miami coach Pat Riley declared before the season started that the Heat were in rebuilding mode.
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While the free agency class of 2003 remains a strong one, the likes of Tim Duncan, Jason Kidd, Michael Olowokandi, Elton Brand, Andre Miller and Gary Payton all in attendance, Nuggets GM Kiki Vandeweghe is not overlooking which players lie in their own back yard.
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Coming into the 2002 NBA Draft Jay Williams was the cannot miss player according to Sam Smith of the Chicago Tribune, now the Bulls guard seemingly cannot hit.
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If you are planning a trip to Orlando do not forget your ankle brace.
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It is getting into the funny season in the NBA.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer | Jan 19, 2003
The Cavaliers followed two of their most disappointing losses of the season with a yet another defeat last night in similar fashion -- they fell flat in the second half.
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Deseret News | Jan 19, 2003
Chicago Tribune columnist Sam Smith recently wrote, "The talk in Utah is LaGrange native Jeff Hornacek will guide the new Jazz, perhaps as early as next season.
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Deseret News | Jan 19, 2003
Despite his advancing years, Jerry Sloan seems like a guy who can handle the most-dizzying of roller coasters.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 19, 2003
The Jazz put together several nice stretches of basketball Saturday night and they won by 17 points, but there were plenty of stretches that also worried coach Jerry Sloan.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 19, 2003
Ricky Davis was a one-man team for two quarters Saturday night, so when the Jazz shut him down in the second half, they also shut down the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 19, 2003
"If" is one of the cruelest words in the NBA.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 19, 2003
Late in the first quarter, Andrei Kirilenko allowed his man to get open on an inbounds play and score an easy basket.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 19, 2003
Our sports fantasy question of the day -- no, it has nothing to do with Anna Kournikova -- deals with a tantalizing issue, a dirty expletive, the dreaded P-word, that indirectly has vexed many a coach and general manager in the NBA: potential.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 19, 2003
Jazz basketball is getting to be like Utah weather -- if you don't like what you see right now, just wait a couple of minutes.
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Minutes have been scarce for Portland's Damon Stoudamire, so is there anything we can read into his refusal to go into the game in the second half of a blowout win against Cleveland on Monday? If you listen to Stoudamire or Portland coach Maurice Cheeks the answer is no.
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| Jan 19, 2003
Kevin Garnett has done almost everything for the Minnesota Timberwolves over the years, yet he cannot seem to drag the franchise out of the first round of the playoffs.
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| Jan 19, 2003
Allan Houston has already been an All-Star twice in his career, but according to Chris Broussard of the New York Times despite having a career year thus far Houston does not believe that he has much chance of making a third trip to All-Star weekend this season.
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FoxSports.com | Jan 18, 2003
Let's play "NBA Jeopardy.
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| Jan 18, 2003
The Associated Press reports that Rasheed Wallace is in hot water again.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 18, 2003
Dave Krieger wastes your time w/ a column about last nights "LeBron Bowl".
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 18, 2003
Chris Tomasson of the Rocky Mountian News writes about the Nuggets 97-80 victory over the Cleveland Caveliers.
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Deseret News | Jan 18, 2003
Seeing John Crotty in Denver the other night got Jazz coach Jerry Sloan to reminiscing.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 18, 2003
The rule changes last season legalizing the zone defense in the NBA didn't garner much support from the Jazz, one of the few teams voting against the switch.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 18, 2003
Curtis Borchardt has discarded his crutches, which is a positive sign.
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Michael Lee of the AJC writes that Spurs guard Steve Smith knows the Hawks are struggling and feels he can give them what they need.
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Michael Lee/Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Jan 18, 2003
Forty-nine seconds.
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| Jan 18, 2003
Marcus Camby has a reputation around the NBA for being injury prone, so in his debut game in a Nuggets jersey last night should we at all be suprised that he sprained his right ankle only 17 seconds into his first game?
Camby had missed the Nuggets first 38 games after surgery to repair his right hip, and to his credit he did come back into the game.
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| Jan 18, 2003
The New York Knicks were hoping for a big man who could plan when they owned their $4.
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It looks like Chris Webber will be back in a court room sooner rather than later, with sportsline.
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| Jan 17, 2003
If you had a choice out of Grant Hill or Vince Carter which player would you take?
While both players are superstars in their own right, which player you chose might not even matter if the report on Carter's knee rings true.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 17, 2003
Chris Tomasson talks about Cleveland and their "Catch 22" when it comes to HS Lebron James.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 17, 2003
Chris Tomasson reports on how the Nuggets are lobbying to get Chris Anderson and Donnell Harvey into the field of 8 for the dunk contest during All-Star weekend.
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Deseret News | Jan 17, 2003
It was a night to note Matt Harpring, whose 15 third-quarter points turned the game around.
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Deseret News | Jan 17, 2003
They seemed tired.
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The Daily Camera | Jan 17, 2003
Camera staff reports that Nene Hilario has been invited to play in the NBA All-Star weekend rookie game.
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The Daily Camera | Jan 17, 2003
The Cleveland Cavaliers are in town to play the Denver Nuggets.
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UtahJazz.com | Jan 17, 2003
It’s a matter of fact that John Stockton is one of the three best point guards of all-time (only Magic and Cousy compare in this discussion).
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UtahJazz.com | Jan 17, 2003
If the season ended today, who would deserve Coach of the Year?
Need some clues?
His team’s 2001 and 2002 first-round draft picks suffered season-ending injuries before the first game.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer | Jan 17, 2003
The Sonics were within one point of matching their largest halftime lead of the season.
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Seattle Times | Jan 17, 2003
He had to shoot.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 17, 2003
The Seattle SuperSonics are finding a season that started so promising has taken an extended downward turn.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 17, 2003
Tipoff was pushed back an hour Thursday night to accommodate national television audience.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 17, 2003
With so much free time to kill, lots of NBA players and coaches go shopping when they are on the road.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 17, 2003
The last time Karl Malone faced the Sonics, he didn't score a point.
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Bulls coach Bill Cartwright is asking his team to stop complaining and play the game.
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Orlando Sentinel | Jan 17, 2003
Jerry Brewer of the Orlando Sentinel reports: After yet, another game in which Magic forward Grant Hill played limited minutes and left because of soreness in his left ankle, Magic Head Coach Doc Rivers said that Hill might get a extended rest.
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Grant Hill continues to struggle with his injury.
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washington post | Jan 17, 2003
Steve Wyche of the Washington Post reports: Jerry Stackhouse's pulled left groin could keep him out longer than just the team's next two-to-three games.
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| Jan 16, 2003
The Associated Press reports that Stanley Roberts has been reinstated by the NBA three years after being banned for illegal drug use.
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Toronto Raptors rookie center Nate Huffman learned a $5.
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USA Today | Jan 16, 2003
Note to NBA Western Conference coaches about to pick All-Star Game reserves: Check out Matt Harpring.
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NBA.com | Jan 16, 2003
Now in his sixth season broadcasting games for the Cleveland Cavaliers, Guokas shared his insights with NBA.
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The NBA announced that Memphis Grizzlies forward Pau Gasol, the 2002 NBA got milk? Rookie of the Year, and Houston Rockets center Yao Ming, the first overall selection in the 2002 NBA Draft, lead a list of 18 players selected to play in the 2003 got milk? Rookie Challenge on NBA All-Star Saturday, February 8 in Atlanta’s Philips Arena.
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Michael Lee/Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Jan 16, 2003
Alan Henderson made his third start of the season Wednesday, in what has become a revolving-door position under Hawks coach Terry Stotts.
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Michael Lee/Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Jan 16, 2003
The beast was born here.
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UtahJazz.com | Jan 16, 2003
A record six international players will be participating in the contest.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer | Jan 16, 2003
Five consecutive losses isn't the only streak the Sonics carry into Utah tonight.
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Deseret News | Jan 16, 2003
In the Jazz's first game since coach Jerry Sloan blasted his club for having "an inordinate number of coaches," and singled out Greg Ostertag's poor reaction to being pulled out of Sunday's loss at Phoenix, Ostertag responded.
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Deseret News | Jan 16, 2003
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Deseret News | Jan 16, 2003
Sometimes, you win and run.
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Denver Post | Jan 16, 2003
Youthful exuberance on one side and experienced execution on the other made for an interesting confrontation Wednesday night at the Pepsi Center.
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Rocky Mountain News | Jan 16, 2003
It was a warmer night.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 16, 2003
A big difference between veteran and young teams is an ability to execute in crucial situations.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 16, 2003
Andrei Kirilenko, whose .
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 16, 2003
Nene Hilario, 20-year-old workhorse and budding superstar, is a wonderful building block for the future.
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The Daily Camera | Jan 16, 2003
Camera Sports Writer Ryan Thorburn reports on last nights Nuggets 92-81 loss at the hands of the Utah Jazz.
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Boston Globe | Jan 16, 2003
Shira Springer of the Boston Globe reports: This morning, The Celtics will decide whether or not to offer Mikki Moore a second 10-day contract.
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cleveland plain dealer | Jan 16, 2003
Mary Schmitt Boyer of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports: After just two days with the Mobile (Ala.
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While the All-Star game would be nice for Kenyon Martin, the Olympics would be even better.
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With all the recent controversy surrounding the much anticipated matchup between ‘The Future’ Yao Ming and ‘The Present’ Shaquille O’Neal, could the excitement already have peaked before the two even face off on Friday?
If you listen to Houston Chronicle write Dale Robertson Yao Ming has hit the wall.
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Denver rookie Nene Halario has been playing strongly for the Nuggets this season, and he has been on fire of late including his 29 point 9 rebound effort against the Utah Jazz and, more importantly, Karl Malone.
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| Jan 16, 2003
Stephon Marbury was up to his old tricks last night against the Houston Rockets, and it just may have been the thing to bring his team down.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 15, 2003
Michael BeDan of the Rocky Mountain News writes a good article on Charles Barkley's visit to Manual high school.
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The Denver Post | Jan 15, 2003
Marc Spears has an article on John Crotty and his past w/ the Utah Jazz.
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The Denver Post | Jan 15, 2003
Irv Moss of the Denver Post reports on Jeff Bzdelik and his coaching of the Nuggets as they near the season's midpoint.
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Denver Post | Jan 15, 2003
John Crotty's pro career has included stops with teams you've heard of and others .
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 15, 2003
The Denver Nuggets take on the Utah Jazz tonight at the Pepsi Center.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 15, 2003
Jerry Sloan is addicted to victory, and he needs to feed that hunger in the worst way right now.
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The rich will get a little bit richer today as the Dallas Mavericks are expected to sign Antoine Rigaudeau.
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Sam Smith of the Chicago Tribune believes that when the All-Star reserves are announced later this year Jalen Rose should be amongst those to make an appearance.
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Luckily for the Minnesota the injury to point guard Troy Hudson is not serious.
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Despite reports by Chicago Sun-Times columnist Lacy Banks it appears Bulls Rookie Jay Williams did not ask for a trade after all.
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While picturing Gary Payton running the show in Indiana is certainly intriguing, Bob Kravitz of the Indianapolis Star believes that the temptation of trading for the veteran All-Star is best ignored.
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Michael Lee/Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Jan 14, 2003
Before the game, Hawks coach Terry Stotts spoke of "killing that road monkey," addressing his team's 10-game slide away from Philips Arena.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 14, 2003
Chris Tomasson of the Rocky Mountain News reports on the Denver loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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Suns.com | Jan 14, 2003
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Suns.com | Jan 14, 2003
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Deseret News | Jan 14, 2003
Someone is "sideways" with Jerry Sloan again.
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The Nuggets are looking forward to this summer and Marc J.
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The situation is familiar but the injury is not.
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What would the NBA All-Star game be like without its master? If Michael Jordan gets his own way we may just find out, the NBA's greatest ever player stating that he would not mind being left out of next month's All-Star Game in Atlanta so younger players could compete.
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Shaquille O'Neal has already apologised for his mock Chinese dialect on a television show when talking about Chinese center Yao Ming, but is his apology really enough? If you ask Terry Foster of the Detroit News that answer is a certain no.
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Michael Hunt of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel writes that there may already be a winner determined in the preseason trade which saw Milwaukee exchange Glenn Robinson with the Hawks' Toni Kukoc.
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Jerry Stackhouse is set to miss tonight's game against the Toronto Raptors and possibly the next two or three, according to Steve Wyche of the Washington Post.
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washington post | Jan 14, 2003
How do trade rumors affect a player both on and off the court? Do feelings of beign unwanted go through their heads? Can they look their coach and teammates in their eye? Does their performance on the court suffer as their mind wanders through the insecurity?
Kwame Brown of the Washington Wizards is learning first hand how it feels.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Jan 13, 2003
Chris Tomasson of the Rocky Mountain News writes about the Nuggets turnover problem.
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Deseret News | Jan 13, 2003
Some Jazz players weren't sure what coach Jerry Sloan was referencing when he said he had "an inordinate number of coaches" following Utah's loss at Phoenix on Sunday night.
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Deseret News | Jan 13, 2003
The Suns are super at home.
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The Denver Post | Jan 13, 2003
Marc Spears writes a preview of the Nuggets @ T-wolves game set for tonight.
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The Daily Camera | Jan 13, 2003
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Arizona Republic | Jan 13, 2003
All season long, Stephon Marbury, Shawn Marion and Amare Stoudemire have ranked among the NBA's most productive players in clutch situations.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 13, 2003
It was a great night for the M&M's of the surprising Phoenix Suns.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 13, 2003
Nine wins in 11 games usually makes for a happy bunch of players.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 13, 2003
If teams could trademark their style as well as their logo, if it were possible to sue for copyright infringement in the NBA, the Jazz would have a pretty strong case against the Phoenix Suns after Sunday's 107-99 Utah loss.
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Last night's loss to the Orlando Magic was the sixth straight for the Philadelphia, but it gets worse if you also realise that it was the ninth loss of their last ten games and fourteenth of their last 18.
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The latest strategy being employed by the Orlando Magic in the never ending saga which is Grant Hill's ankle is to keep their star grounded.
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Bulls forward Marcus Fizer could have been a New York Knick only months ago writes Marc Berman of the New York Post, but Knicks GM Scott Layden passed on adding a $3 million salary without giving up one.
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After three stellar seasons at Duke University one thing Bulls rookie Jay Williams knows how to do is win.
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| Jan 12, 2003
The Magic are desperate to rise above the "good" team they’ve been these last few seasons.
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Deseret News | Jan 12, 2003
Entering this season, little was expected of the Phoenix Suns or their fresh-out-of-high-school rookie, Amare Stoudemire.
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Deseret News | Jan 12, 2003
Suns' Stephon Marbury, on Jazz's veteran duo: "(John Stockton) could play for another five more years, and Karl Malone could play as long as he wants.
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Deseret News | Jan 12, 2003
If these guys from Phoenix look familiar, it's only because they should.
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Standard-Examiner | Jan 12, 2003
It's not too early for thinking about big games on the Jazz schedule, not in a tightly bunched NBA Western Conference.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 12, 2003
One night, he's scoring 38 points on Kevin Garnett.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jan 12, 2003
Minutes after the Jazz had collected their ninth win in 11 games, this time a 16-point clubbing of the Miami Heat, Jerry Sloan paused to ruminate over his team's blessed, though imperfect, current condition and then acknowledged a fact that most would have considered fiction 35 games ago.< |
