Soon-to-be 40-year-old Karl Malone is approaching free agency with the same enthusiasm as an 18-year-old piquing the interest of a Duke, Kentucky or Arizona.
"The way I look at it now is like how it was when you're a superstar in high school and the colleges are coming (after) you," Malone said. "It's kind of fun. It's kind of like that. We're standing at age 40, but you know my agent will handle that and I'll enjoy my summer."
"No matter what a guy says, he still wants to have that feeling that you're wanted," he added. "At age 40, it's somewhat exciting for me. It's not about playing games, but it's exciting."
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The first two-thirds of the season have the Jazz playing as one of the top teams in the tough Western Conference. If the playoffs started today, Utah would be locked in solidly at the number six spot in the Western Conference, taking on the hottest team in the league -- the San Antonio Spurs.
The Jazz completely retooled their supporting cast in the off-season for Karl Malone and John Stockton. Nearly every move the Jazz made seems to have been in the right direction. The notable exceptions would be last year's and this year's first-round draft picks, who have yet to play a game because of injuries.
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Having joined the Jazz during the 2002 offseason, forward Matt Harpring is enjoying the best year of his career, averaging 18.4 points, 6.9 rebounds in 33.6 minutes. Earlier this season, Harpring posted back-to-back career highs, tallying 30 points on November 26 on the road against the Clippers and 33 points at home against the Timberwolves.
He is also on track to join the 170 club, a club reserved for the league's top shooters. Through games played Sunday, February 23, Harpring is the only player in the NBA that is currently shooting 50% from the field, 40% from the three-point line and 80% from the free throw line. (50+40+80=170). In the 23 seasons since the three-point shot was introduced, only 12 players have made the 170 club. Former Jazzman Jeff Hornacek made the club a record five times, and John Stockton has achieved the feat four times.
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Jazz Feb 2003 Archive
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Deseret News | Feb 28, 2003
Not long ago, the Jazz were riding high, winners of four of five, their sights set on perhaps even gaining a top-four seed and homecourt advantage in the NBA's Western Conference playoff picture.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 28, 2003
On the whole, the Jazz would rather not be in Philadelphia.
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Minneapolis Star Tribune | Feb 27, 2003
Nobody knows for sure whether the Utah Jazz's ageless wonders, Karl Malone and John Stockton, executed their final pick-and-roll at Target Center on Wednesday, but Timberwolves coach Flip Saunders said their legacy as teammates is already secure.
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Deseret News | Feb 27, 2003
The Jazz lost at Minnesota on Wednesday night without starting shooting guard Calbert Cheaney, who was sidelined by a stomach virus.
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Deseret News | Feb 27, 2003
Considering their icy cold record against the Jazz this season, the Minnesota Timberwolves seemed due for a little wake-up call from their dreamy success of late.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 27, 2003
Kevin Garnett saved his very best for last.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 27, 2003
Kevin Garnett might be the MVP.
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ESPN | Feb 27, 2003
Kevin Garnett saved his very best for last.
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Minneapolis Star Tribune | Feb 26, 2003
If Karl Malone hadn't spent his entire Hall of Fame-worthy career with the Utah Jazz, he would have been a natural for the Timberwolves.
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Deseret News | Feb 26, 2003
If you're short on time or aren't really interested, don't get Jerry Sloan started.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 26, 2003
Matt Harpring came tearing around a Karl Malone screen in the first 30 seconds of Monday's game in Memphis, caught a pass, and fired from 20 feet.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 26, 2003
John Stockton opened his mouth and talked during an interview Tuesday.
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| Feb 25, 2003
Looking down the Jazz bench, two people sit to the side of Jerry Sloan.
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GoMemphis | Feb 25, 2003
The Grizzlies essentially braced for an encounter with a schoolyard bully whenever the Utah Jazz came charging toward them this season.
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Deseret News | Feb 25, 2003
Among the numerous invitees to longtime Knicks center Patrick Ewing's uniform-number retirement ceremony in New York on Friday night are teammates from his 1992 gold medal-winning Olympic "Dream Team," including Karl Malone and John Stockton of the Jazz.
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Deseret News | Feb 25, 2003
From the start Monday night, the Jazz just didn't have it.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 25, 2003
The Memphis Grizzlies had enough of being manhandled by the Utah Jazz.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 25, 2003
Jason Williams is known for his creativity -- well, his tattoos, too -- but a play he made in the first 90 seconds of Monday's game was unusual even for him.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 25, 2003
The knockout punch didn't come quite so swiftly, but it had the same effect.
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Deseret News | Feb 24, 2003
Around this time last year, the Jazz were just completing what they now are about to begin.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 24, 2003
There aren't any figure skaters using their locker rooms, no Apolo Anton Ohno crashing near where their basket should be.
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Denver Post | Feb 23, 2003
On Dec.
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Deseret News | Feb 23, 2003
It was a moment straight out of Hollywood.
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Deseret News | Feb 23, 2003
--Guest Writer--
A man is walking down the street wearing a Utah Jazz sweatshirt.
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Deseret News | Feb 23, 2003
After a routine blowout of the Denver Nuggets, Nets' point guard Jason Kidd candidly described the game as something which, though not much fun, had to be done.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 23, 2003
Calbert Cheaney says it's just a coincidence his best game in more than three weeks came against the team that dumped him last summer.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 23, 2003
Finding themselves tied at halftime with one of the worst teams in the NBA, the Jazz didn't need a big pep talk to get going Saturday night.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 23, 2003
Karl Malone understood the Jazz offense wasn't working.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 23, 2003
The Delta Center was sold out Saturday night, so somebody was interested in the Jazz's 99-89 victory over Denver.
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| Feb 22, 2003
His selection to the 2004 U.
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Deseret News | Feb 22, 2003
Thurl Bailey is retired from professional basketball, but that doesn't mean he's slowed down.
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Deseret News | Feb 22, 2003
"I have to spend more time with my family.
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Deseret News | Feb 22, 2003
Compared to Jerry Sloan, Andrei Kirilenko might be called a chip off the old block.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 22, 2003
On the eve of the NBA trading deadline, Karl Malone paused for a moment before responding to the perennial question that, for the better part of a decade, has hovered, at times more legitimately than at others, as the single most important one to answer.
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Deseret News | Feb 21, 2003
The NBA's in-season trade deadline passed Thursday afternoon with no activity by the Jazz — as expected.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 21, 2003
Like any other trade-deadline day, Kevin O'Connor spent plenty of time on the phone Thursday with other teams' personnel bosses.
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Deseret News | Feb 20, 2003
It's easy to get overlooked, playing in the superstar shadows of Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal.
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Deseret News | Feb 20, 2003
A few days back, Utah's long-time nemesis played what was probably his final game in the Delta Center.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 20, 2003
Andrei Kirilenko seemed to alter the course of the game on Wednesday when he blocked three Kobe Bryant shots in a span of 37 seconds.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 20, 2003
When fill-in center Samaki Walker injured himself on the opening jump ball Wednesday night, it looked like this was going to be one of those nights for the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 20, 2003
Karl Malone said they did not deserve to win.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 20, 2003
Knowing the silly melodrama that can be the Los Angeles Lakers, it's not hard to imagine that Kobe Bryant, privately, is trying to make a particular point of playing hurt while teammate and fellow spotlight contestant Shaquille O'Neal sits home with a sore knee and toe.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 20, 2003
The sold-out Delta Center roared as each successive Kobe Bryant shot, three in a row in a 37-second span, was swatted away by Andrei Kirilenko.
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CNNSI.com | Feb 19, 2003
Matt Harpring is flattered to be the leading candidate for the NBA's Most Improved Player Award, but the Jazz small forward takes some issue with the designation.
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Deseret News | Feb 19, 2003
As USA Basketball's potential elder statesman at the 2004 Summer Olympics, Jazz star Karl Malone would be counted on for leadership as well as scoring.
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Deseret News | Feb 19, 2003
They're not fooling anyone.
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Los Angeles Times | Feb 19, 2003
Shaquille O'Neal, unlike in earlier seasons, seems unwilling to play through the sort of pain that will be necessary for his team to win a fourth consecutive championship.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 19, 2003
USA Basketball apparently has decided to go back to its roots in selecting original Dream Team member Karl Malone to play in the 2004 Olympics in Athens.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 19, 2003
Karl Malone had planned to cut timber this summer.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 19, 2003
Jazz management -- including, at varying times, coach Jerry Sloan, VP Kevin O'Connor and owner Larry Miller -- brought the suggestion to Harpring's attention when he arrived at a team shootaround Monday morning and moved to assure him that it was not true.
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| Feb 18, 2003
Some fiction writing in New York has turned into a Utah horror story for Jazz forward Matt Harpring.
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Deseret News | Feb 18, 2003
Notice how low profile Jerry Sloan was immediately after coming back from suspension?
The other night against Washington, he barely left the bench.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 18, 2003
Notorious rumor monger Peter Vecsey launched a big one on Sunday with a suggestion in the New York Post that the Jazz would trade Matt Harpring to the Los Angeles Clippers for Elton Brand.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 18, 2003
The more banged up Karl Malone gets, the better he seems to play.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 18, 2003
Long after Minnesota coach Flip Saunders had finished his postgame speech, the Timberwolves could quote the key number from the discussion.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 18, 2003
Kevin Garnett went off Monday night, putting up 34 points on the Jazz.
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| Feb 18, 2003
The next additions to the Team USA basketball roster will be Sacramento guard Mike Bibby and Utah forward Karl Malone, ESPN.
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Deseret News | Feb 17, 2003
With no clue if this is John Stockton's or Karl Malone's final season with the Jazz, or perhaps the last for both future hall-of-famers, the temptation to go for broke seems to tug with urgency.
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| Feb 17, 2003
Cooking up a trade requires three ingredients: The will, the goods and the partner.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 17, 2003
Just 30 games remain for the Jazz in the regular season, and the playoff races are starting to heat up.
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| Feb 16, 2003
With more than two weeks to stew after he was suspended seven games for shoving referee Courtney Kirkland, Jerry Sloan might just have said enough is enough.
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Deseret News | Feb 16, 2003
Long ago in a different life, I thought Karl Malone was about to be surpassed.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 16, 2003
After Tony Massenburg flushed a massive slam the other night, on the way to another Jazz victory against one of his former teams, he paused momentarily under the basket to flex and scream and smile.
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Washington Post | Feb 15, 2003
Michael Jordan's last game in Utah before tonight was, at the time, a fitting finish that left an indelible memory to basketball fans: the Shot, the Championship, the End.
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Deseret News | Feb 15, 2003
It rarely ends perfectly.
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Deseret News | Feb 15, 2003
During most of his nine seasons with the Utah Jazz, Bryon Russell was one of the team's more popular players.
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Deseret News | Feb 15, 2003
On what should have been a special night for a special player, the Washington Wizards were especially horrible.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 15, 2003
Injured Spanish guard Raul Lopez was just 12 years old when the Dream Team came to Barcelona for the 1992 Olympics, but he remembers the stir the American stars caused.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 15, 2003
This was certainly not the way Michael Jordan wanted to be remembered in what was likely his last basketball game at the Delta Center.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 15, 2003
Jerry Sloan was subdued, Bryon Russell was invisible and Michael Jordan scored 11 of the most irrelevant points of his career.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 15, 2003
Michael Jordan's last game at the Delta Center -- assuming he doesn't decide to come out of retirement again -- turned into an exercise in futility for both he and his Washington Wizards teammates.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 15, 2003
Former Jazzman Bryon Russell scored three points in his first game at the Delta Center since signing with Washington.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 15, 2003
Calbert Cheaney was at the far end of the Delta Center court Friday night when Jerry Sloan hollered and beckoned him over to the bench, his scowl tipping off his mood.
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Washington Post | Feb 14, 2003
Washington Wizards leading scorer Jerry Stackhouse, who has missed the past four games with a pulled left groin, caught a red-eye flight back to Washington tonight to undergo an MRI exam.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 14, 2003
Tonight's Jazz-Wizards game at the Delta Center will have a seems-like-old-times flavor to it.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 14, 2003
Nov.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 14, 2003
It's like a family reunion, with all the familiar faces coming together once again.
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Deseret News | Feb 13, 2003
When teammate John Amaechi swatted him Wednesday night in virtually the same spot his nose was broken Tuesday night, Karl Malone might have wished he was wearing a mask.
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Deseret News | Feb 13, 2003
Please, by all means, bring us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
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Deseret News | Feb 13, 2003
One night after so much went so right for the Jazz, so much went so wrong.
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Houston Chronicle | Feb 13, 2003
The leads seemed safe.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 13, 2003
Karl Malone has missed six games because of injury or illness in 18 1/2 NBA seasons.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 13, 2003
Good thing we have seen all those highlights to prove that Houston's Yao Ming is an emerging superstar, because if we had to judge strictly on his Utah debut against the Jazz on Wednesday night, we might not believe it.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 13, 2003
One night, Karl Malone gets belted in the nose.
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Deseret News | Feb 12, 2003
Out since tearing the anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments in his right knee last Dec.
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Deseret News | Feb 12, 2003
As if facing the Houston Rockets twice in two nights wasn't enough, the Jazz wanted to play a few extra minutes Tuesday.
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Houston Chronicle | Feb 12, 2003
Utah's old guard of 39-year-old Karl Malone and 40-year-old John Stockton have for years proved their durability, earned the headlines and represented the Jazz's first and second options at crunch time.
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Houston Chronicle | Feb 12, 2003
They don't beat you down.
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Houston Chronicle | Feb 12, 2003
For all the times the Rockets wanted to just forget everything and take a swing at Karl Malone, here was their chance.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 12, 2003
Karl Malone's broken nose and Matt Harpring's sore ribs didn't matter in the end.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 12, 2003
Karl Malone sat in a corner of the Jazz's tiny locker room, his feet plunged into a bucket of ice water, a cold compress taped to the back of his neck, and with a trainer tending to his broken nose.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 12, 2003
It's probably fitting that the local Lakewood Church's congregation has bought the soon-to-be-abandoned Compaq Center.
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USA Today | Feb 11, 2003
Most of the players getting it done this season when NBA games are on the line did not play in Sunday's All-Star Game.
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Deseret News | Feb 11, 2003
The Jazz made it through their first practice after the NBA All-Star Game with full participation by starting small forward Matt Harpring, who missed two of three games before the break with a muscle-related injury in his lower rib cage.
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Deseret News | Feb 11, 2003
From a small round table with plenty of seats to accommodate everyone interested in talking with him, Houston guard Steve Francis glanced at the commotion in the corner.
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Houston Chronicle | Feb 11, 2003
"We can change the look over everything if we can get wins," Rockets guard Steve Francis said.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 11, 2003
The Houston Rockets are a rising young team that boasts two All-Star starters, yet somehow they still seem to be looking up at the Jazz in the Western Conference standings.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 11, 2003
Breakdown of records following the All-Star break.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 11, 2003
Tony Massenburg summed up the Jazz's pattern of success without even knowing it.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 10, 2003
And now, here with today's news and commentary is the guy who believes the Mike Weir-Wayne Gretzky golf pro-am twosome is a pairing of the Great One with some old hockey player .
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Deseret News | Feb 9, 2003
The big news out of NBA commissioner David Stern's All-Star Weekend state-of-the-league address: First-round play series will be expanded from best-of-five to best-of-seven games, starting this postseason.
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Deseret News | Feb 9, 2003
Frustrated in last year's Rookie Challenge game because no one played defense and everyone went one-on-one, Andrei Kirilenko felt like he was back in Philadelphia.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 9, 2003
Jason Richardson's 360-degree spin dunk was spectacular.
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Deseret News | Feb 8, 2003
A sampling of subjects addressed Friday by Jazz swingman Andrei Kirilenko during his meeting with the media prior to today's NBA All-Star Weekend Rookie Challenge game:
- On his nickname, AK47: "I'm trying to be gun, but not like in war.
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Deseret News | Feb 8, 2003
Don't you wonder about a guy who maintains a profile as low as Phil Johnson, the Jazz assistant coach?
What's he hiding from? Does he owe somebody money? Is he in the witness protection program? On the lam?
Johnson has been the Jazz's invisible man for almost 15 years.
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Deseret News | Feb 8, 2003
For one weekend, Andrei Kirilenko learned the hard way last season, he should forget about everything Jerry Sloan has schooled into his head.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 8, 2003
For their part, the Utah Jazz can start worrying about the playoffs next week.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 8, 2003
The unofficial theme of the NBA's All-Star Weekend is "Farewell to Michael Jordan.
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Deseret News | Feb 7, 2003
While the NBA world turns its attention to Atlanta this weekend, the Jazz scattered for parts here, there and everywhere feeling pretty good about what is going on their own little world.
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Deseret News | Feb 6, 2003
Tony Massenburg has friends with the Memphis Grizzlies.
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Deseret News | Feb 6, 2003
A mild ankle sprain, Karl Malone vowed Wednesday night, won't keep him from making the most of his All-Star Game break.
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Deseret News | Feb 6, 2003
Maybe Phil Johnson enjoys filling in as head coach.
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Deseret News | Feb 6, 2003
For a fifth straight game, Jerry Sloan was absent.
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GoMemphis | Feb 6, 2003
There was almost a full quarter left to play in Wednesday's Grizzlies-Jazz game, and Grizzlies point guard Earl Watson's mind was having a conversation with the rest of his body.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 6, 2003
Tony Massenburg insists the victory is the most important thing, but that dunk of his in the fourth quarter, that had to have been a close second.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 6, 2003
Considering that the Memphis Grizzlies only had eight players available - and they're not a very good team even when they do have a full roster - the Jazz basically just had to show up Wednesday night to get the victory.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 6, 2003
Tony Massenburg has sat sullenly on the Grizzlies' bench in the final seconds of a rout several times, so he knows what his former teammates were feeling in the final two minutes of the Jazz's 105-84 victory Wednesday.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 6, 2003
After four dozen games in three months, it is probably natural for NBA teams to anticipate their All-Star Weekend off like school kids counting down to summer vacation.
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| Feb 5, 2003
Playing seemed like a good idea during pre-game warmups prior to the Jazz's Monday night-loss to the NBA-leading Dallas Mavericks.
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Deseret News | Feb 5, 2003
His first throwback purchase was a $250 Earl "The Pearl" Monroe, and — much like someone else in the news lately — it got him in trouble.
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GoMemphis | Feb 5, 2003
Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan got an early start on his All-Star game weekend break.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 5, 2003
At 13-34 the Grizzlies have one of the worst records in the NBA, and they haven't struggled against anyone the way they have against the Jazz, losing their two meetings this season by an average of 32 points.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 5, 2003
Matt Harpring winces in pain driving over speed bumps.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 5, 2003
The game wasn't over 15 minutes Monday before the standard complaints began.
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Deseret News | Feb 4, 2003
Nick Van Exel thinks Jazz fans should bring towels to the Delta Center.
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Deseret News | Feb 4, 2003
If the Jazz deserve credit for anything Monday night, it's knowing what they should have done.
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UtahJazz.com | Feb 4, 2003
Entering his tenth NBA season, the Utah Jazz became the fourth team Calbert Cheaney has played for during his career.
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Dallas Morning News | Feb 4, 2003
Though he's not sure there's anything that he can do about it, coach Don Nelson is a little confused about the penalty doled out to Utah coach Jerry Sloan for shoving referee Courtney Kirkland.
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Dallas Morning News | Feb 4, 2003
In this season that is taking on a magical look, the Mavericks had their first postgame group hug Monday night.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 4, 2003
Nick Van Exel hit the game-winning shot on Monday, and then he took a few shots at the Delta Center fans.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 4, 2003
The losing streak is just two games, but the trend is unmistakable.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 4, 2003
The Dallas Mavericks' last play was an isolation scheme that started with Nick Van Exel, but he knew he was not going to shoot.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 4, 2003
There, that ought to teach those runaway Mavericks a lesson.
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Deseret News | Feb 3, 2003
They went 44-38, an 11-win improvement over the previous season, and made the playoffs for the first time in seven years.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 3, 2003
Mark Jackson reached his 10,000th career assist in fitting fashion earlier this season, lobbing an alley-oop pass to Andrei Kirilenko for a highlight-reel dunk.
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| Feb 3, 2003
The X-rays look good.
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Los Angeles Times | Feb 2, 2003
Some days, the job is Kobe Bryant's and no one else's, because it seems he does not tire and he does not get distracted and he does not yield.
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Deseret News | Feb 2, 2003
A bevy of helpful readers correctly pointed out after my column on the Jerry Sloan ref-shoving incident earlier this week that I mistakenly wrote it was the Jazz coach's first such offense.
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Deseret News | Feb 2, 2003
Wasn't it interesting that Karl Malone seemed genuinely hurt earlier this week when he wasn't selected for the NBA All-Star Game?
Malone's disdain for All-Star Weekend is well-documented.
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Deseret News | Feb 2, 2003
So, Jerry Sloan, now that you've earned a seven-game suspension, what are you going to do?
"I'm going to Disneyland!"
Yeah, right.
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Deseret News | Feb 2, 2003
They were supposed to just go away.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 2, 2003
If you believe in reincarnation and in people living more than one lifetime, then you just have to believe that Utah Jazz head coach Jerry Sloan was a gladiator in a previous life.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 2, 2003
Kobe Bryant scored 42 points, and Shaquille O'Neal had 21 points and 13 rebounds as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Utah Jazz 99-87 Saturday night for their third straight victory.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 2, 2003
When Jazz coach Jerry Sloan disengaged his body from his brain, spewing words that rhyme with dock pucker and brother trucker at a referee, shoving and challenging him to a fight, getting ejected from a game, and then suspended for seven more, he turned his team over to his own shadow, to the other man in the mirror: Phil Johnson.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 2, 2003
After flying in late Friday night, the Jazz's itinerary here amounted to a team meeting Saturday morning, and nothing else before a bus ride to Staples Center.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 2, 2003
Just a hunch, but unless Jerry Sloan got caught up in a rerun of "Saturday Night Live," he may be shopping for a new TV today.
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San Francisco Chronicle | Feb 1, 2003
Matt Harpring said he might have suited up for the visiting team Friday if his free agency had unfolded a little differently.
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San Francisco Chronicle | Feb 1, 2003
The blackboard in the Warriors' locker room contained a message scribbled at halftime: "59 points -- defensive pride.
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Deseret News | Feb 1, 2003
It is becoming a staple of Jazz games, performed practically once every outing:
Mark Jackson to Andrei Kirilenko, alley-oop dunk of the most-spectacular variety.
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Deseret News | Feb 1, 2003
It isn't easy being the 10th man — if that — on a team with a nine-man rotation.
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Deseret News | Feb 1, 2003
The NBA season is more than halfway finished and here they are again — the Jazz are right back in the thick of things.
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Deseret News | Feb 1, 2003
Playing the Golden State Warriors at their pace is a lot like speeding on the open highway.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 1, 2003
Because he's the shortest player in the NBA, Golden State point guard Earl Boykins gets picked on quite a bit -- even in his home arena.
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Standard-Examiner | Feb 1, 2003
The run-and-gun Golden State Warriors are fun to watch and even fun to play against.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 1, 2003
It was Andre Kirilenko bobblehead night at the Delta Center.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 1, 2003
The Golden State Warriors are the NBA's version of an all-chocolate diet.
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