Because of a schedule conflicts brought on by an 82-game NBA season, Utah Jazz forward Karl Malone seldom has the opportunity to see his daughter, senior center Cheryl Ford of Louisiana Tech, play in person.
Ford said she expects her famous father to be in attendance for today’s game with LSU.
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Mar 30, 2003 10:04 AM EST
Utah played five of its last six games at the Delta Center after enduring a stretch in which it played 9-of-11 games on the road. During the four-game homestand, the Jazz posted victories over the LA Clippers, Boston, Portland and most recently Milwaukee to improve their overall home mark to an impressive 27-10.
However, the Jazz are about to embark on another road swing. The team plays its next three games in foreign gyms and five of its upcoming six, starting Saturday in San Antonio.
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Mar 30, 2003 10:03 AM EST
Jerry Sloan. Surely the Utah Jazz would lose some steam this season, what with John Stockton turning 41 and Karl Malone no longer playing like an All-Star.
Not as long as Sloan is the coach. He has taken a slightly altered cast - including Most Improved Player candidate Matt Harpring and No. 2 all-time assists leader Mark Jackson - and led the Jazz to its 18th consecutive winning season, the longest such streak in the NBA.
Sloan was suspended seven games for shoving an official, but it's his fire that has kept the Jazz among the West's elite.
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Jazz Mar 2003 Archive
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San Antonio Express-News | Mar 30, 2003
Tim Duncan didn't need to bury a last-second turnaround jumper over Karl Malone.
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Deseret News | Mar 30, 2003
Miller is 27 and will become a restricted free agent this summer.
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Deseret News | Mar 30, 2003
The Jazz did not leave here with a win Saturday night.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 30, 2003
Not long ago, the San Antonio-Utah rivalry was one of the NBA's most heated as the teams vied annually for supremacy in the Midwest Division.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 30, 2003
So, a guy comes up to me the other day and asks: "Do you think the Jazz can do it?"
"Do what? Trade for the rights to draft LeBron James?" I ask back.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 30, 2003
The only good news Saturday, according to Greg Ostertag, was the play of the Kansas Jayhawks.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 30, 2003
The Jazz's six-game winning streak was a feel-good diversion.
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salt lake tribune | Mar 30, 2003
Steve Luhm of the Salt Lake Tribune reports: Oregon point guard Luke Ridnour is thinking about jumping to the NBA.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 29, 2003
Six straight victories, Jerry Sloan was quick to agree on Friday, certainly beats the alternative.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 29, 2003
Matt Harpring managed a paltry two points in the first quarter, three in the second, and only one in the fourth -- the sort of production from a front-line scorer that just isn't good enough to beat an offensive-minded team like Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Mar 29, 2003
For the second straight game, the Bucks failed to come alive until the fourth quarter, and once again it was too late by then.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 29, 2003
The Jazz get another crack at trying to figure out the San Antonio Spurs tonight.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 29, 2003
Twenty-four minutes into Friday's game with the Milwaukee Bucks, it was clear the Jazz weren"t going to win by playing on cruise control.
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Deseret News | Mar 29, 2003
Jerry Sloan turned 61 on Friday.
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Deseret News | Mar 28, 2003
Not long ago, the Jazz were peering back, worried about being caught from behind and falling out of the NBA's Western Conference playoff picture altogether.
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USA Today | Mar 28, 2003
A seemingly meaningless regular season game against the Utah Jazz early in the 1986-87 season.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 28, 2003
The players at the end of the Jazz bench haven't been helping their cause in recent games.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 28, 2003
The weather is not the only thing that can change quickly in the spring.
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Mar 28, 2003
Tim Thomas' refusal to re-enter Wednesday's game may result in a fine or suspension for the sixth year forward reports Tom Enlund of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Deseret News | Mar 27, 2003
The Jazz won on Wednesday, extending their NBA-record string of consecutive winning seasons to 18.
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Deseret News | Mar 27, 2003
Coaches and teammates who see him every day are not the only ones blown away by John Stockton.
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Deseret News | Mar 27, 2003
Since that Sunday afternoon they were embarrassed in Cleveland — it seems like eons ago, but really was less than two weeks — the Jazz have been in a zone.
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CNNSI | Mar 27, 2003
There is no other reason for a player to retire.
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Oregonian | Mar 27, 2003
The Trail Blazers appear as if they are going to have plenty of momentum heading into the playoffs.
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Oregonian | Mar 27, 2003
It seems as if Karl Malone and John Stockton have worn Utah Jazz uniforms since James Naismith hammered a peach basket to the side of a barn.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 27, 2003
John Stockton's first-quarter stint Wednesday night was a classic performance.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 27, 2003
John Stockton celebrated his 41st birthday Wednesday night in predictably low-key style.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 27, 2003
Maybe there's something in the air.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 27, 2003
Lacking the intestinal fortitude to follow a friend's suggestion and sample the crawfish at the gas station across the street from the Super 8 in the tiny Louisiana town where Karl Malone went to college, I chose instead to seek out the Jazz star's once-neglected daughter last weekend.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 27, 2003
Yeah, he's done.
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Deseret News | Mar 26, 2003
The NBA's eldest active player turned a year older today.
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| Mar 26, 2003
It's not much of a birthday present, but John Stockton knows what to expect from the NBA when he turns 41 today: Skepticism.
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Oregonian | Mar 26, 2003
With the Utah Jazz, success often boils down to offensive execution.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 26, 2003
John Stockton is adding another number to his record-setting career: birthday No.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 26, 2003
With a dozen games remaining in the regular season, the playoff brackets are taking shape in the NBA's Western Conference - and the Jazz are breathing a little easier than they were 10 days ago.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 26, 2003
The Jazz are good.
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Boston Globe | Mar 25, 2003
The last time the Celtics lost five games in a row, their head coach resigned.
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Deseret News | Mar 25, 2003
After Jerry Sloan ripped into the Jazz on Saturday and again Sunday, questioning the commitment of his team, Karl Malone said Sloan should name names.
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Deseret News | Mar 25, 2003
The first time, Matt Harpring set a screen for Karl Malone, then stepped back, accepted a John Stockton pass and buried an open 21-foot jumper.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 25, 2003
The Boston Celtics adore the 3-point shot, and some of their infatuation appeared to rub off on the Jazz Monday night.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 25, 2003
Calling for better offensive execution from his team over the past week, Jazz coach Jerry Sloan got all he needed when it mattered most Monday night.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 25, 2003
With two simple jump shots, Matt Harpring erased Boston's chances of an upset and erased the Celtics' place in the record book.
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Deseret News | Mar 24, 2003
The coach who was unhappy after the Jazz won their third straight Saturday night wasn't much cheerier Sunday morning.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 24, 2003
The Jazz only had to go through the motions to whip the Los Angeles Clippers Saturday night, but coach Jerry Sloan wanted more from his team.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 24, 2003
Short-term memory suggests the Jazz, winners of three in a row, have straightened out their troubles.
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Deseret News | Mar 23, 2003
Jerry Sloan didn't want to hear about the Los Angeles Clippers' woeful shooting, or the Jazz's comfortable advantage throughout much of Saturday night.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 23, 2003
The Los Angeles Clippers' free agent tour rolled into Utah Saturday night, fresh from a visit in their last game by the Denver Nuggets.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 23, 2003
The last time an NBA team was this bad, they folded.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 23, 2003
Scott Padgett was the least popular person in the Huntsman Center on Thursday.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 23, 2003
From the moment he walked into the locker room Saturday night, Jerry Sloan could see this one coming.
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Orange County Register | Mar 22, 2003
The Clippers make their final visit this season to Salt Lake City on Saturday to play the Utah Jazz.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 22, 2003
The latest incarnation of the Jazz, the one that has showed up the past two games, looks like a team poised to make a playoff run.
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Deseret News | Mar 22, 2003
One look at the 14 games that remain for the Jazz in the NBA's 2002-2003 regular season, and the conspiracy theorists come out of the woodwork.
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| Mar 22, 2003
With springtime comes renewal, so the timing is perfect.
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ESPN | Mar 21, 2003
Jerry Sloan should be Coach of the Year!
Now do you know what this column is about?
Did I mention that Jerry Sloan should be Coach of the Year?
Forget the flavors of the month, this season's being Eric Musselman because we in the media are stupid.
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Deseret News | Mar 20, 2003
Former Utah Jazzman Thurl Bailey was interviewed recently about the NCAA tournament.
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Deseret News | Mar 20, 2003
On Tuesday night, Jazz coach Jerry Sloan wondered aloud just how important a game against the Phoenix Suns would be to his unpredictable band of playoff-seeking road warriors.
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Sportsline.com | Mar 20, 2003
The Cavaliers fined Ricky Davis an undisclosed sum for trying to pad his statistics by shooting at the opponent's basket.
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Arizona Republic | Mar 20, 2003
Suns coach Frank Johnson shook his head, still in disbelief that his team had just been taken apart by Greg Ostertag.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 20, 2003
Once the Utah Jazz began running their offense the way it was designed, Karl Malone took control.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 20, 2003
On a night when normalcy was turned inside out -- when halftime was the serious business and the basketball game was the meaningless diversion -- the Jazz turned themselves upside down, too.
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| Mar 19, 2003
Ricky Davis’ attempt to get his first career triple-double will cost him.
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Arizona Republic | Mar 19, 2003
It's a situation that perfectly fits John Stockton, a great player who has flown fast and low under the radar of the NBA's bigger superstars.
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Deseret News | Mar 19, 2003
Looking ahead is a cardinal no-no for most NBA teams, especially the one from Utah.
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Rocky Mountain News | Mar 19, 2003
Jeff Bzdelik had a lot more fun coaching in Salt Lake City during the summer.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 19, 2003
It was more than a cliche to suggest this game was over before the fans found their seats.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 19, 2003
The crowd of 17,651 was smaller than usual Tuesday night, but the Jazz undoubtedly set a new attendance record anyway: most really-ticked-off fans, single game.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 19, 2003
There's something about getting blown out in worst-of-the-worst Cleveland that focuses the mind of an NBA player.
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ESPN | Mar 18, 2003
Former NBA player John Starks is the new coach of the Westchester Wildfire of the U.
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The Denver Post | Mar 18, 2003
Marc Spears writes about comparisons that Nene Hilario is drawing to Karl Malone.
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Denver Post | Mar 18, 2003
When watching Denver Nuggets rookie center Nene Hilario play early this season, assistant general manager David Fredman said it was like watching a young Karl Malone.
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Deseret News | Mar 18, 2003
With the Jazz in a free fall that could soon drop them right out of the NBA's Western Conference playoff picture, theories abound as to what's gone wrong.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 18, 2003
For the past seven seasons, it was difficult to look at Juwan Howard without also looking at his contract.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 18, 2003
Play better basketball, win more games, make more money.
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The Rocky Mountain News | Mar 18, 2003
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Deseret News | Mar 18, 2003
Passing Magic Johnson for second place behind teammate John Stockton on the NBA's all-time assists list might be his greatest accomplishment in basketball, Mark Jackson said Sunday.
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Deseret News | Mar 18, 2003
It wasn't enough the Jazz lost by 27 points Sunday, or that they lost for the fourth time in six games.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer | Mar 17, 2003
The Cavaliers played their best game of the season yesterday, but Ricky Davis' attempt at finishing with his first triple double was viewed as a classless act by the Utah Jazz.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 17, 2003
Ricky Davis tried to give himself a triple-double by shooting at the wrong basket, leaving Jerry Sloan fuming.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 17, 2003
As far as Mark Jackson is concerned, his fourth-quarter pass to Calbert Cheaney on Sunday was a seeing-eye bullet for a slam dunk that clinched a nationally televised game before a noisily appreciative packed house.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 17, 2003
OK, now we know where the Jazz draw the line.
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| Mar 17, 2003
Ricky Davis, playing one of the best games of his career in what was easily the Cavaliers best game of the season removed everything positive that happened for Cleveland from their memory banks in one idiotic move.
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| Mar 16, 2003
Mark Jackson of the Utah Jazz overtook Magic Johnson for second place on the NBA's career assist list.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer | Mar 16, 2003
You can have Patrick Ewing and you can also throw in Michael Jordan, but they don't matter because Carlos Boozer looks in a different direction when it comes to a basketball idol.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer | Mar 16, 2003
Add Matt Harpring to the list of former Cavaliers who have moved on to enjoy a rebirth with a different team.
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Deseret News | Mar 16, 2003
At the end of an exhausting 10-day, five-game Eastern road swing, nerves frazzled and just about everyone in the traveling party seemingly on edge, it's time for the Jazz to do some serious soul-searching.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 16, 2003
Perhaps better than anyone, John Stockton can appreciate the milestone teammate Mark Jackson is on the verge of reaching.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 16, 2003
Shaquille O'Neal scored 24 points for Los Angeles and Kobe Bryant added 20, including four in the final 36 seconds.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 16, 2003
Keith Smart gets to relive his ultimate victory this month, while wallowing in defeat.
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| Mar 15, 2003
Karl Malone didn't even feel the contact.
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Indianapolis Star | Mar 15, 2003
The Indiana Pacers on Friday didn't look like the team that dominated the NBA early in the season.
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Deseret News | Mar 15, 2003
"We are making a pretty big commitment for them (the Olympics)," Malone said by way of justifying money for NBA players.
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Deseret News | Mar 15, 2003
John Stockton was right on point Friday night.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 15, 2003
It took some forgotten Pacers to remind Indiana how to win.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 15, 2003
Sprawled on the floor, eyes shut, limbs motionless.
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| Mar 14, 2003
He deems him the greatest point guard ever, and, no, he is not talking about his current teammate, NBA all-time assists leader John Stockton.
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Indianapolis Star | Mar 14, 2003
This would be as good a place as any for Mark Jackson to achieve his latest and greatest assist milestone.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 14, 2003
The Jazz have had their share of struggles this season, but they haven"t endured anything like the implosion the Indiana Pacers are going through right now.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 14, 2003
Maturity meets audacity tonight, and level-headedness faces emotion.
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Orlando Sentinel | Mar 13, 2003
Karl Malone and John Stockton received cheers during pre-game introductions Wednesday night.
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Orlando Sentinel | Mar 13, 2003
Less than a second short of defeat, the moment tormented Doc Rivers.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 13, 2003
Karl Malone knows the game, and part of that wisdom is knowing the referees.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 13, 2003
Clever coaches can devise plenty of strategies for beating the Jazz.
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| Mar 13, 2003
If you ask Magic coach Doc Rivers one single ref from last night's clash with the Jazz cost his team the match, Jerry Brewer of the Orlando Sentinel writes.
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Deseret News | Mar 12, 2003
Before the Jazz took off on their current trip, all the buzz back home was about John Stockton and Karl Malone.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 12, 2003
DeShawn Stevenson was just 6 years old when Mark Jackson played his first NBA game.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 12, 2003
Karl Malone freely admits it: He's concerned about the playoffs.
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| Mar 11, 2003
A Jazz official approached Karl Malone after Utah's 83-73 victory on Monday and asked him if he wanted to keep the ball as a memento.
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Deseret News | Mar 11, 2003
They got pushed, even shoved around a bit.
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UtahJazz.com | Mar 11, 2003
Adrian Dantley, who averaged nearly 30 points per game in seven years with the Jazz, has been named a finalist by the North American Screening Committee for election into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame's Class of 2003.
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Miami Herald | Mar 11, 2003
It was either passion or frustration.
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Sun-Sentinel | Mar 11, 2003
Michael Van Gundy is just starting to watch a lot of basketball.
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Sun-Sentinel | Mar 11, 2003
As all else around him was collapsing, Caron Butler stood his ground in the third quarter.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 11, 2003
Feasting on sub.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 11, 2003
Nothing wrong with the Jazz that a good, hard practice can't cure.
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Deseret News | Mar 10, 2003
Despite displeasure with some of what accepting an invitation to play for USA Basketball's 2004 Summer Olympics men's qualifying team entails, Jazz star Karl Malone still intends to RSVP in the affirmative.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 10, 2003
John Stockton still hasn't made up his mind about retirement, insisting he'll wait until after the season to decide.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 10, 2003
If it was a day of cleaning out the gutters, fine.
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Deseret News | Mar 9, 2003
It's easy to understand why Karl Malone and Ray Allen feel they should be paid for playing basketball in the 2004 Olympics.
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Deseret News | Mar 9, 2003
Earlier this year when Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan was suspended for seven games for pushing a ref, I kept hearing the same thing — "Yeah, he shouldn't have pushed him, but .
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Deseret News | Mar 9, 2003
Two minutes into the second quarter.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 9, 2003
The Dallas Mavericks could tell that the Utah Jazz were weary, and they took advantage.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 9, 2003
Carlos Arroyo played 22 minutes on Saturday, his longest stint of the season, and he responded with 11 points and five assists, also new highs in his Jazz career.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 9, 2003
The best way to avoid those run-down, leg-weary, out-of-breath, back-to-back NBA blues? Just take that second night off.
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Sacramento Bee | Mar 8, 2003
The Kings are taking this playoff-preparation thing a little too seriously.
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Deseret News | Mar 8, 2003
Karl Malone got a feel recently for what Jazz coach Jerry Sloan goes through every day.
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Deseret News | Mar 8, 2003
As any professional athlete will tell you, there's no such thing as a moral victory.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 8, 2003
This one wasn't as controversial as the last time the Sacramento Kings were in town, but the game was every bit as dramatic.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 8, 2003
Right before the Jazz's eyes, DeShawn Stevenson is adding new abilities every game.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 8, 2003
Thumb screws, fingernails on chalkboards and playing overtime with the Kings.
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| Mar 7, 2003
Phil Miller of the Salt Lake Tribune writes: Summertime entertainment is always full of sequels and remakes, but here's one Jazz fans won't have to sit through this year: Waiting for Stockton, Part II.
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ESPN | Mar 7, 2003
One day after Seattle SuperSonics guard Ray Allen, who already has committed to play on the team, questioned why the players who are competing no longer are being paid, Utah's Karl Malone, who has been asked to play, said he has issues with some of the language in the contracts the players are being asked to sign, and wonders why the players are being restricted from profiting from sponsorships while USA Basketball makes money.
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ESPN | Mar 7, 2003
Malone may never win a title, but it is undeniable that he has cemented a spot in NBA history as one of the game's all-time greats.
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Deseret News | Mar 7, 2003
Retire? Return to the Jazz, even if it is for much less money than they make now? Or, in one case, continue playing .
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 7, 2003
The Jazz face brutal back-to-back games this weekend against a pair of Western Conference division leaders.
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salt lake tribune | Mar 7, 2003
Utah Jazz fans won't have to wait all summer for future Hall of Fame guard John Stockton to make up his mind about playing a 20th season.
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UtahJazz.com | Mar 6, 2003
Carlos Arroyo stopped by to answer your emails.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer | Mar 6, 2003
After one whistle, coach Nate McMillan tried appealing to the referee in a conversational voice, saying nothing more surly than "That was a bad call" when the official walked past.
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Seattle Times | Mar 6, 2003
As his team bumbled and uncharacteristically lost its poise, Coach Nate McMillan fumed in front of the Sonics' bench.
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Deseret News | Mar 6, 2003
When the Jazz decided before this season to pick up the fourth-year option on DeShawn Stevenson's contract, it looked like a gamble.
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Deseret News | Mar 6, 2003
Like the wife who won't get off your back about taking out the trash, or the husband who just doesn't understand why 20 pairs of shoes in the closet simply are not enough, the Jazz so often find something to complain about.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 6, 2003
Ray Allen has made a big splash since his trade last month to Seattle for Gary Payton, and for much of the game Wednesday night, Utah's DeShawn Stevenson held his own against the three-time All-Star.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 6, 2003
There were enough good things going on to satisfy coach Jerry Sloan Wednesday night.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 6, 2003
Former Jazz center Olden Polynice is in trouble with the law again -- this time for violating his probation stemming from a 2001 conviction for impersonating a police officer.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 6, 2003
Adding a talented guard, a confident shooter who buries open shots, looked like a brilliant move Wednesday night.
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| Mar 5, 2003
After Karl Malone took a John Stockton pass and slammed home the ceremonial first dunk in the Jazz's new, two-court, spare-no-expense private practice palace, he joked to Larry Miller, "It's about 18 years too late.
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Deseret News | Mar 5, 2003
The Utah Jazz revealed their gleaming new practice facility Tuesday to nods of approval and sighs of relief.
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Deseret News | Mar 5, 2003
John Stockton passed to Karl Malone, who delivered a nifty basket.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 5, 2003
Karl Malone and John Stockton got their first taste of the team's new practice facility on Tuesday, and they wonder what might have been if they had something like this years ago.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 5, 2003
It was easy to tell how impressed Jerry Sloan was with his team's new $8 million home Tuesday, because the Jazz coach took his tractor-dealership hat off.
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ESPN | Mar 4, 2003
Garnett also questioned why Malone didn't say anything to him when the Jazz played in Minneapolis last week.
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Deseret News | Mar 4, 2003
The Utah Jazz have a new home.
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Deseret News | Mar 4, 2003
Jazz coach Jerry Sloan didn't name names when, in the midst of a frustrating losing streak last week, he said one of the team's problems is some players who "don't want to be here.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 4, 2003
Former Utah Jazz general manager David Checketts has assembled part of the financing for his $620 million bid to buy the Los Angeles Dodgers, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Deseret News | Mar 3, 2003
If Kobe Bryant really was residing in Andrei Kirilenko's head the last couple weeks, consider his eviction notice served.
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Deseret News | Mar 3, 2003
The Jazz practiced Tuesday in Minneapolis and Thursday in Philadelphia, then lost the next night in both cities.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 3, 2003
Andrei Kirilenko watched John Stockton's last-second shot sail toward the basket and immediately recognized it would be an airball.
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New York Post | Mar 3, 2003
Jerry Sloan likes to joke that Karl Malone isn't getting any younger.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 3, 2003
Take that, Kobe Bryant.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 3, 2003
It took Andrei Kirilenko just a split second Sunday to sum up the Jazz's road trip, and even less time to change it.
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Deseret News | Mar 2, 2003
Jerry Sloan doesn't pin all of the Jazz's recent woes on Andrei Kirilenko, by any stretch.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 2, 2003
The Jazz didn't realize it at the time, but a victory over the New Jersey Nets on Jan.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 2, 2003
Seattle's decision to trade Gary Payton could make the Jazz's summer quite interesting.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 2, 2003
There has been no official appointment from USA Basketball, no formal summons to wear a red-white-and-blue jersey in Athens 17 months from now.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 2, 2003
As if scoring 40 points and winning the game wasn't bad enough, Kobe Bryant may have inflicted even more damage on the Jazz last month.
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Philadelphia Inquirer | Mar 1, 2003
The first time the 76ers played the Utah Jazz this season, somebody threw a rat on the court.
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Deseret News | Mar 1, 2003
On the same night Calbert Cheaney returned to the Jazz lineup, fellow starter Matt Harpring exited early.
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Deseret News | Mar 1, 2003
After losing their third straight game and for the fourth time in five games, it follows that no one with the Jazz would be in too pleasant a mood Friday night.
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Standard-Examiner | Mar 1, 2003
The Philadelphia 76ers prepared for a crucial road trip with another big win.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 1, 2003
Matt Harpring was booed even more loudly than Karl Malone -- an NBA rarity -- when he was introduced at First Union Center on Friday.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Mar 1, 2003
His shooting was off, his rebounding was subpar and his passing was especially brutal.
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salt lake tribune | Mar 1, 2003
Phil Miller of the Salt Lake Tribune reports: Jazz forward Matt Harpring had a bad night in Philadelphia.
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