Jul 31, 2003 11:43 AM EST
They may have missed out on their dream backcourt of Corey Maggette and Gilbert Arenas, but the Jazz haven't stopped shopping for guards.
The Jazz will add a point guard today by signing their own free agent, Carlos Arroyo, to a one-year contract. And Friday, they will turn their attention to Stephen Jackson, showing him around Salt Lake City in an effort to attract the Spurs' shooting guard.
Jackson, who averaged 11.8 points and 3.6 rebounds in 80 games for the world champions last season, is not expected to return to San Antonio after the Spurs acquired Ron Mercer, Hedu Turkoglu, Robert Horry and Anthony Carter earlier this month.
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Jul 31, 2003 11:45 AM EST
He isn't one of the big names they've been chasing, but the Jazz expect to sign their first free agent of the summer today.
Carlos Arroyo, Utah's No. 3 point guard last season, has agreed to a new deal with the Jazz.
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Jul 31, 2003 11:44 AM EST
The Jazz today will re-sign free agent Carlos Arroyo, their No. 3 point guard this past season. The signing, however, does not signal an end to Utah's ongoing search for help at the point.
"We're still looking," said Kevin O'Connor, the Jazz's senior vice president of basketball operations.
"But," O'Connor added Wednesday, "we're not going to be looking to get somebody with experience just for the sake of getting somebody. He's got to be able to play. Skill is more important than experience."
In another development, it is believed the Jazz will bring San Antonio free agent shooting guard Stephen Jackson to Salt Lake for an interview on Friday. Jackson became expendible when the Spurs acquired Sacramento's Hedo Turkoglu and Indiana's Ron Mercer in a trade earlier this month.
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Jazz Jul 2003 Archive
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Denver Post | Jul 31, 2003
San Antonio Spurs free-agent swingman Stephen Jackson is scheduled to visit the Nuggets today in Denver.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 31, 2003
They may have missed out on their dream backcourt of Corey Maggette and Gilbert Arenas, but the Jazz haven't stopped shopping for guards.
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Sporting News | Jul 30, 2003
The Utah Jazz are still looking for someone to pay the $20 million they have available under the salary cap.
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TheNBANerd.com | Jul 30, 2003
With the free agent pool getting shallower by the day, the Utah Jazz have missed out on one free agent guard and seem to be leaning away from another.
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ESPN | Jul 30, 2003
The Los Angeles Clippers retained shooting guard Corey Maggette on Tuesday, matching the offer sheet he signed July 14 with the Utah Jazz.
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Manchester Evening News | Jul 30, 2003
As American troops prepared to invade Iraq the concerns of some within the NBA basketball fraternity were on more practical matters.
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Standard-Examiner | Jul 30, 2003
The Jazz still don't know who will play for them next season - Corey Maggette is out, Jason Terry is a possibility - but they do know their schedule.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 30, 2003
The home opener is three months away.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 30, 2003
In one fell swoop Tuesday, the Jazz got some bad news regarding Corey Maggette and corrected some decidedly inaccurate news about another restricted free agent, combo guard Jason Terry.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 30, 2003
The Jazz announced their schedule for next season's other 81 games on Tuesday, too.
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Jul 30, 2003
Jason Terry didn't sign an offer sheet with the Utah Jazz Tuesday.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 30, 2003
The Jazz decided weeks ago that Corey Maggette is going places in the NBA.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 30, 2003
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nba.com | Jul 29, 2003
The Clippers are proud to announce the re-signing of forward Corey Maggette.
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Jul 29, 2003
The agent for Jason Terry said Monday that the Hawks' restricted free agent guard has been given an offer sheet from the Utah Jazz and could sign this week.
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Standard-Examiner | Jul 29, 2003
The pool of top NBA free agents has evaporated quicker than reservoirs in the sweltering Utah sun, but if the Jazz are worried, they aren't letting on.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 29, 2003
Two days before the clock expires on Corey Maggette, the Jazz may be about to start another one.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 28, 2003
The future of the Utah Jazz is in the hands of kids.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 28, 2003
With another Rocky Mountain Revue summer league in the books, the Jazz have a clearer picture now of what the fall may hold.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 28, 2003
You might imagine that millions of dollars of potential profit would take the sting out of rejection by NBA free agents.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 28, 2003
(From Sunday)
The Rocky Mountain Revue ended Saturday night.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 27, 2003
You might imagine that millions of dollars of potential profit would take the sting out of rejection by NBA free agents.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 26, 2003
With John Stockton retired and Karl Malone off to the Los Angeles Lakers, you can kiss goodbye to the Jazz's predictable offense as well.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 26, 2003
They spent the last year riding the team bus, hanging around the locker room, sitting behind the Jazz bench in the Delta Center.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 25, 2003
Like the triangle offense or the full-court press, the strategy of hoarding salary-cap space for a free-agent splash looks great on paper -- but takes the right players to make it work.
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Denver Post | Jul 23, 2003
The Nuggets upped their ante Tuesday in the Brad Miller sweepstakes.
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IndyStar.com | Jul 23, 2003
The Indiana Pacers had renewed hope of retaining Brad Miller on Tuesday, as the center's future seemed more undecided than ever.
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Florida Today | Jul 23, 2003
Honoring a promise he made to head coach Doc Rivers a day after Orlando was eliminated from the playoffs, Andrew DeClercq re-signed with the Magic on Tuesday.
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Denver Post | Jul 23, 2003
The Nuggets upped their ante Tuesday in the Brad Miller sweepstakes.
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Rocky Mountain News | Jul 23, 2003
Indiana free-agent center Brad Miller still hasn't made a decision.
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Monterey Herald.com | Jul 23, 2003
One day after appearing resigned to losing their All-Star center to either Utah or Denver, Indiana Pacers officials expressed renewed hope of keeping free agent Brad Miller on the team.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 23, 2003
Hanno Mottola has fond memories of San Antonio, and he would like to add more.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 23, 2003
Brad Miller is big and strong, but not especially fast.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 23, 2003
It was the sort of subtle battle of wills that goes on all the time in an NBA game, but this time it was a little different.
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Sacramento Bee | Jul 23, 2003
The Kings have been on the sidelines during the recent free-agent period, but that doesn't mean they've been idle.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 22, 2003
While the Jazz spent Monday night waiting for word from free agent Brad Miller and official news on Corey Maggette's status, Karl Malone stopped by Salt Lake Community College to take in a Rocky Mountain Revue game.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 22, 2003
While the Jazz spent Monday night waiting for word from free agent Brad Miller and official news on Corey Maggette's status, Karl Malone stopped by Salt Lake Community College to take in a Rocky Mountain Revue game.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 22, 2003
A Washington Post story could spell trouble for the Jazz's chances at landing Los Angeles Clippers restricted free agent shooting guard Corey Maggette.
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Denver Post | Jul 22, 2003
The Nuggets made their move to acquire an NBA all-star Monday by offering free-agent center Brad Miller a contract in the six-year, $49 million range, according to sources close to the team.
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IndyStar.com | Jul 22, 2003
With no method of getting into the game, the Indiana Pacers have all but declared it a loss.
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The Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 22, 2003
Mo Williams left Alabama after his sophomore season to seek fame and fortune in the NBA.
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram | Jul 22, 2003
Another big man on the Mavericks' free-agent wish list is on the verge on signing elsewhere.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 22, 2003
The Jazz and their fans are making Jermaine Boyette feel right at home.
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Greenwich Time | Jul 21, 2003
Brad Miller, last of the major free-agent centers, is inching closer to a big-money contract that could force him to leave Indiana, but despite the Knicks' undeniable interest, they remain longshots to pull off a deal that would give them the size they lack in the middle.
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Sun-Sentinel | Jul 21, 2003
As the NBA's free-agent list dwindles, the Heat remains an outsider in the process, despite having the inside edge of more than $12 million in salary-cap space.
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Rocky Mountain News | Jul 21, 2003
The Utah Jazz might have priced the Denver Nuggets out of the Brad Miller derby.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 21, 2003
A bidding war the Jazz can't possibly win has developed over free-agent guard Gilbert Arenas of Golden State.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 21, 2003
After another impressive performance in the Rocky Mountain Revue, DeShawn Stevenson pronounced himself ready to make an impact with the Jazz during the regular season.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 21, 2003
After taking Sunday off from the nine-team, nine-day Rocky Mountain Revue, the Jazz resume summer-league play tonight with a 6 p.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 21, 2003
After another impressive performance in the Rocky Mountain Revue, DeShawn Stevenson pronounced himself ready to make an impact with the Jazz during the regular season.
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Rocky Mountain News | Jul 20, 2003
It's looking more and more as if the Los Angeles Clippers won't match the six-year, $51 million offer sheet that restricted free-agent point guard Andre Miller signed last Wednesday with the Denver Nuggets.
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Boulder Daily Camera | Jul 20, 2003
Carmelo Anthony scored 18 points in a team-high 32 minutes for the Denver Nuggets Saturday night during an 82-71 loss to the Utah Jazz in the teams' opening game of the Rocky Mountain Revue summer league.
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Indianapolis Star | Jul 20, 2003
Pacers free-agent center Brad Miller returned to Indiana on Saturday night from a three-day Rocky Mountain tour without a clear vision of his immediate NBA future.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 20, 2003
And on the fourth day of the NBA free-agent signing period, nothing happened.
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Standard-Examiner | Jul 20, 2003
Neither Raul Lopez nor Curtis Borchardt played for the Jazz on Saturday, but their stints on the sidelines weren't believed to be setbacks to their injury recoveries.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 20, 2003
Add shooting guard Sasha Pavlovic to the growing list of Jazz first-round picks with a problem.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 20, 2003
The future point guard of the Utah Jazz emerges from the training room looking like a refugee from a boy band.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 20, 2003
He outlasted his two best players, one who retired, another who took his title ambitions elsewhere.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 20, 2003
On paper, the Jazz should not have stood a chance in Saturday night's Rocky Mountain Revue game against Denver.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 20, 2003
And on the fourth day of the NBA free-agent signing period, nothing happened.
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Indianapolis Star | Jul 20, 2003
Pacers free-agent center Brad Miller returned to Indiana on Saturday night from a three-day Rocky Mountain tour without a clear vision of his immediate NBA future.
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Orange County Register | Jul 19, 2003
The Clippers reiterated Friday they intend to match the six-year, $82 million dollar offer sheet received by restricted free-agent power forward Elton Brand from the Miami Heat.
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Indianapolis Star | Jul 19, 2003
The Indiana Pacers could be a day late and a few million dollars short in the Brad Miller sweepstakes.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 19, 2003
They lost Andre Miller.
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IndyStar.com | Jul 19, 2003
The Indiana Pacers could be a day late and a few million dollars short in the Brad Miller sweepstakes.
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| Jul 19, 2003
They lost Andre Miller.
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Denver Post | Jul 19, 2003
It was an odd-looking scene.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 19, 2003
The new guys were the main attraction for the Jazz Friday night, but it was the NBA veterans who stood out.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 19, 2003
At times in Utah's 89-84 Rocky Mountain Revue overtime loss Friday to the Phoenix Suns, DeShawn Stevenson played like a three-year veteran.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 19, 2003
The party's over.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 19, 2003
The Jazz remain in the running for Indiana Pacers free agent center Brad Miller, whose visit to Salt Lake late this week was deemed a good one by Chicago-based agent Mark Bartelstein.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 19, 2003
It turns out John Stockton had one final assist to make, one last deft move a championship for the Lakers.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 19, 2003
Karl Malone is in No Man's Land.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 19, 2003
On a night when DeShawn Stevenson scored 27 points and injury-plagued rookies Raul Lopez and Curtis Borchardt made their long-awaited debuts, Michael Ruffin might have been the big story for the Jazz.
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UtahJazz.com | Jul 18, 2003
Its October of 2002 and while most NBA fans are looking forward to training camp and preseason games, Raul Lopezis about to fulfill a life long dream.
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UtahJazz.com | Jul 18, 2003
Jazz veteran DeShawn Stevenson chatted live on utahjazz.
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Standard-Examiner | Jul 18, 2003
For Curtis Borchardt, the nightmare ends tonight.
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Standard-Examiner | Jul 18, 2003
Weber State's Jermaine Boyette survived the cut on Thursday when the Jazz trimmed their summer roster to 12 players heading into tonight's opener of the Rocky Mountain Revue.
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Standard-Examiner | Jul 18, 2003
Mitch Kupchak was told he had an important telephone call, and the first words he heard were rather upsetting.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 18, 2003
The Jazz have trimmed their roster from 20 to 12 for the Rocky Mountain Revue summer league, which gets under way for Utah tonight with a 6 p.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 18, 2003
For 18 seasons in Utah, Karl Malone wore nothing but No.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 18, 2003
Dressed in blue jeans and a gray California-cool sleeveless muscle shirt, Karl Malone strolled into Los Angeles like he has played here all his life.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 18, 2003
Indiana Pacer center Brad Miller spent Thursday night in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 18, 2003
It wasn't about the Benjamins or even the Alexanders, although Gary Payton and Karl Malone still can afford to super-size on their 2003-2004 Lakers wage.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 18, 2003
Shortly after modeling a Lakers jersey with 32 on the front and "MALONE" on the back Thursday, Karl Malone folded up the purple, size-XXX uniform and announced that he's keeping it as a souvenir.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 18, 2003
It's Opening Night at the Rocky Mountain Revue and -- just in time for the occasion -- the Jazz trimmed their cast of characters.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 18, 2003
Indiana Pacer center Brad Miller spent Thursday night in Salt Lake City.
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Los Angeles Times | Jul 18, 2003
The Clippers notified Elton Brand's agent Thursday that they intended to retain the power forward's services by matching the six-year, $82.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 17, 2003
The Jazz have not landed top-target Elton Brand as they had hoped, but they were able to get Los Angeles Clippers shooting guard Corey Maggette to sign on the proper line.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 17, 2003
With Corey Maggette signed to an offer sheet and Elton Brand lost to Miami, to which prospective NBA free agent signee will the Jazz turn next?
How about Indiana Pacers' Eastern Conference All-Star center Brad Miller?
Miller may visit with Jazz officials in Salt Lake this week, Miller's Chicago-based agent, Mark Bartelstein, said Wednesday night.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 17, 2003
Eighteen-year Jazz vet Karl Malone will be introduced as one of the two newest members of the Los Angeles Lakers at a news conference this morning.
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Los Angeles Daily News | Jul 17, 2003
Michael Olowokandi stuck to his word.
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Indianapolis Star | Jul 17, 2003
Now that the Indiana Pacers are ready to focus their attention on Brad Miller, Miller is ready to take a look elsewhere.
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IndyStar.com | Jul 17, 2003
Now that the Indiana Pacers are ready to focus their attention on Brad Miller, Miller is ready to take a look elsewhere.
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Rocky Mountain News | Jul 17, 2003
The Denver Nuggets already have offered one Miller millions.
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Boston Herald | Jul 17, 2003
McCarty's market has only started to take shape.
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| Jul 17, 2003
On the first day NBA teams could sign free agents, the Warriors did not lure back point guard Gilbert Arenas or lose him to another club.
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| Jul 17, 2003
If this were a playoff series, Jazz vs.
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| Jul 17, 2003
Even an explosive, athletic player like Corey Maggette will have trouble, should he somehow end up wearing a Jazz uniform this fall, topping the move he executed Tuesday night.
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goerie.com | Jul 17, 2003
Only one better-than-decent center remains on the free agent market, and plenty of teams were wondering Wednesday whether there was a way to acquire Brad Miller of the Indiana Pacers.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 17, 2003
If the Los Angeles Clippers are going to keep guard Corey Maggette, the Jazz made sure owner Donald Sterling feels a financial sting.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 17, 2003
For a man who made his fortune collecting coins, Dwight Manley certainly seems to lack a sports agent's insatiable hunger for cash.
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| Jul 16, 2003
Free agent Elton Brand signed an offer sheet with the Miami Heat on Wednesday, a move that will force the Los Angeles Clippers to match the deal or lose the rights to the former All-Star forward.
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Dallas Star-Telegram | Jul 16, 2003
The Mavericks, San Antonio, Utah and the Lakers are in the hunt for Horry, although he said he hasn't yet received any offers.
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ESPN | Jul 16, 2003
First, a prediction:
Karl Malone didn't leave Utah on great terms, clashing again with owner Larry Miller and parting with particular disdain for general manager Kevin O'Connor, but he will finish his career with the Jazz in the name of symbolism.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 16, 2003
The Jazz still don't know if their aim will hit the mark on top-target Elton Brand, and they can't be certain whether or not the Los Angeles Clippers will match their offer to shooting guard Corey Maggette.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 16, 2003
So today is the big day, Karl.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 16, 2003
When Utah's 7-foot center Curtis Borchardt injured his right foot for the third time about this time last year, the prognosis was good, but as the days went by, it got worse and worse.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 16, 2003
No matter who the Jazz's point guard is next season, the back of his jersey might as well read "Not Stockton.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 16, 2003
Schmoozing the players, strong-arming the agents, blueprinting the strategy -- that was the easy part of the free-agent process.
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Los Angeles Daily News | Jul 16, 2003
Karl Malone and Gary Payton became Lakers on Tuesday evening, and the NBA's balance of power tilted hard toward Figueroa and 11th streets.
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| Jul 16, 2003
Less than a week after saying he might take a passive approach to the NBA's free-agent signing period, Heat coach Pat Riley is poised to make a splash similar to those he previously has made in South Florida with the high-stakes additions of Alonzo Mourning, Eddie Jones and Brian Grant.
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| Jul 16, 2003
The lesson from the Lakers' impending free-agent signing of Karl Malone seems to be that almost any amount of fan loathing can be forgotten for the sake of a championship.
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| Jul 16, 2003
True to their word, future Hall of Famers Karl Malone and Gary Payton signed contracts with the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 16, 2003
The Jazz have taken a big step toward settling some of the uncertainty over next season"s roster, but they still have to play the waiting game.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 16, 2003
Confused by your own thoughts and emotions regarding the Jazz, where they are, and the direction in which they are going? The success or the brick wall at which they currently are hurtling?
Complete the following 10 sentences and discover your precise whereabouts in the modified Stabelford Skeptic-O-Meter scoring system.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 16, 2003
Schmoozing the players, strong-arming the agents, blueprinting the strategy -- that was the easy part of the free-agent process.
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Los Angeles Times | Jul 15, 2003
The Clippers, notorious for letting players go when prices were a lot lower, have never been under such siege, with all but one of last season's starting five about to get $40 million-plus offers.
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Rocky Mounatin News | Jul 15, 2003
The Denver Nuggets might have to wait two weeks to find out if they have landed Andre Miller.
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Denver Post | Jul 15, 2003
While on a plane to Los Angeles on Monday morning, Golden State Warriors free-agent guard Gilbert Arenas read that someone else will be the Nuggets' next point guard.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 15, 2003
The free agent shuffle begins across the NBA tonight, and even with a large number of deals already committed to, the Jazz might not know where they stand until the end of the month.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 15, 2003
To: Los Angeles at large.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 15, 2003
Back home in Indiana, Jermaine Boyette spent the night of the 2003 NBA Draft shooting hoops, playing some pool and just plain "kicking it" with friends.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 15, 2003
His minutes slashed near zero, his game reduced to practice-court caddy, his frustration boiling over in a tirade that got him suspended during the playoffs, DeShawn Stevenson rode out of Utah last May an excellent candidate for malcontent status.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 15, 2003
The NBA's free-agent sweepstakes is a lot like the basketball season itself, the Jazz are learning: Some you win, some you lose, and some go into overtime.
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Los Angeles Daily News | Jul 15, 2003
Whether it has been Clippers general manager Elgin Baylor or executive vice president Andy Roeser, the Clippers have repeatedly said they will match any offer sheet any of their players receives.
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| Jul 15, 2003
The NBA's free-agent sweepstakes is a lot like the basketball season itself, the Jazz are learning: Some you win, some you lose, and some go into overtime.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 15, 2003
His minutes slashed near zero, his game reduced to practice-court caddy, his frustration boiling over in a tirade that got him suspended during the playoffs, DeShawn Stevenson rode out of Utah last May an excellent candidate for malcontent status.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 14, 2003
The Jazz have convinced a free-agent guard from the Clippers to sign with Utah.
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San Francisco Examiner | Jul 14, 2003
Congratulations, Gary and Karl, on your forthcoming rings.
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ESPN | Jul 14, 2003
The Los Angeles Clippers face their first two decisions of free agency after restricted free agents Andre Miller and Corey Maggette agreed to sign offer sheets with other teams.
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Rocky Mountain News | Jul 14, 2003
The Denver Nuggets have nabbed one Los Angeles Clippers player but have lost another.
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Rocky Mountain News | Jul 14, 2003
The Denver Nuggets have nabbed one Los Angeles Clippers player but have lost another.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 14, 2003
For months, maybe years, the vision of Andre Miller perhaps playing the point for the Jazz was one shared by franchise fans and officials alike.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 14, 2003
Los Angeles Clippers restricted free agent point guard Andre Miller has agreed to sign with the Denver Nuggets, a source within the NBA said Sunday.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 14, 2003
The Jazz have made three additions to their Rocky Mountain Revue training camp roster, including Weber State product Jermaine Boyette.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 14, 2003
The Jazz are bringing back one of the state's former college stars, and it has nothing to do with their courtship of Andre Miller.
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FOXSports.com | Jul 13, 2003
Tell your Uncle Pete to embrace the hardship of light beer and start squeezing off a few 3-pointers.
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NY Post | Jul 13, 2003
Scott Layden is given a large dose of credit for Utah's drafting of Karl Malone, but the Knicks GM had a better chance of signing retired John Stockton than delivering the Mailman to New York.
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Chicago Sun-Times | Jul 13, 2003
Jewelers are already lining up to produce the next championship rings for the Lakers now that they've gotten commitments from Gary Payton and Karl Malone.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 13, 2003
Gary Payton will be back in town Tuesday, Karl Malone about the same time.
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Denver Post | Jul 13, 2003
Los Angeles Clippers free-agent point guard Andre Miller has committed to sign with the Nuggets, according to NBA sources.
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Los Angeles Times | Jul 13, 2003
Gary Payton will be back in town Tuesday, Karl Malone about the same time.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 13, 2003
A longtime friend of Andre Miller's said earlier this month that it would take "something strange, something out of the blue" to prevent the point guard from playing for the Utah Jazz next season.
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New York Daily News | Jul 13, 2003
The Spurs aren't exactly in tears that Jason Kidd turned them down.
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| Jul 13, 2003
Walking through chilly downtown Atlanta in search of a cab -- Malone had killed time during an off night on the NBA schedule by attending a Georgia-Georgia Tech game at the Omni -- the Utah Jazz's star power forward turned a corner and nearly stepped on the Man.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 13, 2003
March 1, 2005.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 13, 2003
June 12, 1998 -- With the Jazz facing elimination and the city of Chicago ready to celebrate another championship by the Bulls, Malone outplays Michael Jordan.
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New York Post | Jul 13, 2003
Scott Layden is given a large dose of credit for Utah's drafting of Karl Malone, but the Knicks GM had a better chance of signing retired John Stockton than delivering the Mailman to New York.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 13, 2003
There was once a time, not so long ago, that the notion of Karl Malone playing in any NBA uniform besides that of the Jazz bordered on blasphemy.
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| Jul 13, 2003
Los Angeles Clippers free-agent point guard Andre Miller has committed to sign with the Nuggets, according to NBA sources speaking to The Denver Post.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 12, 2003
Never in their most extravagant fantasies did the Jazz imagine that Jason Kidd would play for Utah.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 12, 2003
Scratch Corey Maggette and, apparently, Gilbert Arenas from Utah's wish list.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 12, 2003
After 18 seasons in Utah, Karl Malone is taking his NBA championship aspirations to the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Orange County Register | Jul 12, 2003
Contrary to an ESPN.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 12, 2003
Upon John Stockton's retirement, Karl Malone thanked his old friend for seeing beyond race.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 12, 2003
Karl Malone had a difficult decision to make.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 12, 2003
Former Weber State point guard Jermaine Boyette is returning to his home away from home.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 12, 2003
After 18 seasons in Utah, Karl Malone is taking his NBA championship aspirations to the Los Angeles Lakers.
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KSL TV | Jul 11, 2003
Stockton and Malone have been synonymous with the Jazz for as long as many Utahns can remember.
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Press-Telegram | Jul 11, 2003
The long tease ended Thursday, and preparations for the long, raucous party to come began.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 11, 2003
Utah's most famous Mailman has decided to deliver in a slightly more glamorous location.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 11, 2003
In the end it resembled a telephone call that lingers too long.
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Los Angeles Daily News | Jul 11, 2003
The long tease ended Thursday, and preparations for the long, raucous party to come began.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 11, 2003
Now that we've established that Karl Malone is definitely gone, we can look down the road to the next intriguing question: Will he be welcomed back?
And that doesn't mean welcomed back to the Delta Center, where he'll likely get a mostly warm reception from Jazz fans when he and his Laker teammates you were aware that Malone plans to play for the Lakers, right? show up in Salt Lake next season.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 11, 2003
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 11, 2003
Karl Malone had so many attractive offers to play elsewhere next season, his agent said, "it was like comparing diamonds.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 11, 2003
Free agent Karl Malone, the NBA's second-leading all-time scorer, committed Thursday to join the Los Angeles Lakers, giving them a lineup with four superstars.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 11, 2003
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 11, 2003
Karl Malone had so many attractive offers to play elsewhere next season, his agent said, "it was like comparing diamonds.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 11, 2003
This is all Michael Jordan's fault, you know.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 11, 2003
1985 Karl Malone is picked 13th in 1985 NBA draft by Utah Jazz.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 11, 2003
During the past 18 years, Karl Malone and Larry Miller have come to share more than the usual intimacy between temperamental star forward and emotional team owner -- they have become successful business partners off the court.
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Fresno Bee | Jul 11, 2003
(via Los Angeles Times)
And so the Los Angeles Lakers became the hunted again, larger and more talented than anyone else, when Karl Malone telephoned Thursday to say he too would join them for next season.
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ESPN | Jul 11, 2003
Don't even ask.
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Sacramento Bee | Jul 11, 2003
Making real what he considered for years and wanted for months, Karl Malone said Thursday he will sign with the Los Angeles Lakers next week.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 11, 2003
One Miller is visiting Utah and may soon join the Jazz.
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ESPN | Jul 10, 2003
Free-agent power forward Karl Malone, the NBA's second-leading all-time scorer, committed Thursday to join the Los Angeles Lakers, giving them a lineup with four superstars.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 10, 2003
The Denver Nuggets are continuing their courting of Andre Miller.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 10, 2003
Want to get a look at the Jazz of the future?
The Utah Jazz announced Wednesday that DeShawn Stevenson, Curtis Borchardt and Raul Lopez, along with new draftees Aleksandar Pavlovic and Mo Williams will head a list of 17 players invited to participate in the 2003 summer training camp.
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Mercury News | Jul 10, 2003
The day after the Lakers endured their first playoff series loss in four years, General Manager Mitch Kupchak made the following solemn statement:
"I would hope and think that any of our players, any of our coaches, or anyone else in this organization that even contemplates taking a shortcut this summer is making a gross error in judgment.
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Recordnet.com | Jul 10, 2003
What looked to be a rather quiet offseason for the Kings, suddenly has turned frenetic.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 10, 2003
Free agent Karl Malone will reveal today where he plans to continue his NBA career, agent Dwight Manley said late Wednesday night.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 10, 2003
Jazz forward Karl Malone may be ready to add "former" to that description.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 10, 2003
The man known as the distinctive voice of Utah Jazz basketball, "Hot Rod" Hundley, pleaded guilty to DUI charges in Salt Lake County Justice Court on Wednesday.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 10, 2003
Andre Miller has taken recruiting trips to Salt Lake City before, but he expects the one he embarks on this morning with the Jazz won't much resemble his tour of the University of Utah a decade ago.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 10, 2003
One Miller is visiting Utah and may soon join the Jazz.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 10, 2003
The Jazz on Wednesday released a 17-player training camp roster for the nine-team, nine-day Rocky Mountain Revue summer league, which opens July 18 at Salt Lake Community College.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 10, 2003
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Los Angeles Times | Jul 10, 2003
If Karl Malone chooses to play for the Lakers, and that was still undecided as of Wednesday night, he could wear Magic Johnson's No.
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Los Angeles Times | Jul 10, 2003
All of the September talk will be about the basketballs, and exactly how many the Lakers plan to roll out every night now that Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant and Gary Payton and, maybe, Karl Malone are there.
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Los Angeles Times | Jul 9, 2003
Gary Payton unofficially became a Laker Tuesday, committing for next season and perhaps beyond, joining Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant on what in the next few days could become one of the great NBA rosters assembled.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 9, 2003
The Jazz are close to signing 2003 first-round draft choice Sasha Pavlovic, but it remains to be seen if the shooting guard from Serbia-Montenegro will be signed, sealed and delivered in time to play for Utah in the Rocky Mountain Revue summer league that begins next week.
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| Jul 9, 2003
Karl Malone might be as good a general manager as he is a power forward.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 9, 2003
Two point guards.
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Daily Camera | Jul 9, 2003
The Denver Nuggets will continue their courting of Andre Miller today.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 9, 2003
The Mailman may be headed for a new neighborhood.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 9, 2003
Gary Payton has agreed to sign with the Los Angeles Lakers, ESPN.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 9, 2003
Even with all signs now pointing toward free agent Karl Malone's imminent departure from Utah, the Mailman's agent on Monday night adamantly maintained his client still has not decided where he plans to play next season.
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ESPN | Jul 8, 2003
Aaron Goodwin, the agent for Gary Payton, told ESPN's David Aldridge Tuesday afternoon that Payton has chosen to sign a free-agent contract with the Los Angeles Lakers, despite L.
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Los Angeles Daily News | Jul 8, 2003
Karl Malone is prepared to join the Lakers -- with or without Gary Payton at his side -- and it might be only a matter of days before the 14-time All-Star makes an oral commitment, according to sources close to the situation.
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| Jul 8, 2003
Karl Malone is prepared to join the Lakers, with or without Gary Payton at his side, and it might be only a matter of days before the 14-time All-Star makes a verbal commitment, according to sources close to the situation.
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BYUNewsNet | Jul 8, 2003
With the free agent market now open, the Jazz made their first move.
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| Jul 8, 2003
Two point guards.
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gomemphis.com | Jul 8, 2003
I probably know Kobe Bryant a lot better than you do.
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Chicago Sun-Times | Jul 8, 2003
Newble likely wouldn't command the entire mid-level exception, enabling the Bulls to pursue another player, such as Kendall Gill or Voshon Lenard.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 7, 2003
Another day, another scenario, and the Los Angeles Lakers held steady on Saturday to the hope Gary Payton could be content with less money in Los Angeles, and that Karl Malone would not grow impatient in Salt Lake City while Payton chose his career path.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 7, 2003
There have been times in Karl Malone's career when he felt unloved and unwanted.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 7, 2003
And now, here with today's news and commentary is the guy who unsuccessfully tried to organize the first Rainbow Family four-person scramble golf event .
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 6, 2003
After considering contract proposals from several suitors, free-agent Karl Malone has narrowed the list of NBA franchises with which he will consider signing, his agent said Saturday night.
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CBS Sportsline | Jul 6, 2003
Anyone wondering what will produce the most intrigue for next season, it may ultimately be the All-Star dominated, revamped version of the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Boston Globe | Jul 6, 2003
Despite the best recruiting efforts of Celtics director of basketball operations Danny Ainge, it appears free agent power forward Karl Malone will remain in the West.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer | Jul 6, 2003
In his spare time, Karl Malone likes to ride motorcycles and hunt for animals in the wilderness.
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UtahJazz.com | Jul 6, 2003
Jazz forward Matt Harpring will chat live on Tuesday, July 8 at 10:00 a.
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Standard-Examiner | Jul 6, 2003
Well, it appears that those Utah Jazz fans among you who have grown weary of Karl Malone's chronic complaining, off-season pouting and posturing, and his seemingly annual threats to go play someplace else may finally get your wish.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 6, 2003
According to Forbes, it pays to be The Mailman.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 6, 2003
A couple of former Jazz big men are trying to revive their NBA careers.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 6, 2003
Everyone's got an opinion on what Karl Malone will do, or should do, now that he's officially a free agent for the first time in his career.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 6, 2003
Larry H.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 6, 2003
On the court, the Jazz have been winners for 18 consecutive years.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 6, 2003
After considering contract proposals from several suitors, free-agent Karl Malone has narrowed the list of NBA franchises with which he will consider signing, his agent said Saturday night.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 6, 2003
Jazz payroll comparison.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 6, 2003
On the court, the Jazz have been winners for 18 consecutive years.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 5, 2003
Karl Malone often tests the patience of Utah Jazz fans when he opens his mouth.
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Los Angeles Times | Jul 5, 2003
Gary Payton spoke at some length with Phil Jackson on Friday afternoon, continued his near-daily dialogue with Shaquille O'Neal, and perhaps moved closer to joining Karl Malone in Los Angeles with the Lakers.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 5, 2003
Inquiring, independent, free-thinking minds want to know:
Which NBA free-agents will the Jazz sign? Can they land Elton Brand? Is Andre Miller returning to Utah to play the point? Will the Los Angeles Clippers really match each offer received by their four restricted free agent agents, including three whom the Jazz covet: Brand, Miller and Corey Maggette? Will the Denver Nuggets sign those the Jazz cannot, like Maggette or maybe even Miller? Is Karl Malone staying, or going?
"Right now," Jazz director of player personnel Walt Perrin said, "everyone wants to know.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 5, 2003
Move over, Los Angeles Lakers.
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Boston Herald | Jul 5, 2003
While all indications from Danny Ainge were that this would be a quiet free agent time for the Celtics, the opposite was true this week.
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Deseret Morning News Columnist Tim Buckley | Jul 5, 2003
Inquiring, independent, free-thinking minds want to know:
Which NBA free-agents will the Jazz sign? Can they land Elton Brand? Is Andre Miller returning to Utah to play the point? Will the Los Angeles Clippers really match each offer received by their four restricted free agent agents, including three whom the Jazz covet: Brand, Miller and Corey Maggette? Will the Denver Nuggets sign those the Jazz cannot, like Maggette or maybe even Miller? Is Karl Malone staying, or going?
"Right now," Jazz director of player personnel Walt Perrin said, "everyone wants to know.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 5, 2003
Karl Malone may be headed to the Lakers, and no amount of green -- in his paycheck or on his uniform -- is likely to convince him otherwise.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 5, 2003
Three days after the NBA's free-agent market opened, the Jazz's cart is no fuller than when their summer shopping extravaganza began.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 5, 2003
On Tuesday, Jazz basketball operations vice president Kevin O'Connor said he had no plans to travel to the Los Angeles area to meet Wednesday with Karl Malone and his agent.
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Los Angeles Times | Jul 4, 2003
The Lakers' negotiations with Karl Malone have gone so well that they are considering the possibility they could sign him and still offer their full mid-level exception to Gary Payton.
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NY Daily News | Jul 3, 2003
Speedy Claxton has a visit to Orlando scheduled for today.
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Los Angeles Times | Jul 3, 2003
Karl Malone met with Laker General Manager Mitch Kupchak on Wednesday, becoming the first of what could be several free agents to come through Los Angeles in the next week or so.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 3, 2003
Being one of only four teams with real money to spend on free agents puts the Jazz in a great position this summer.
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Press Telegram | Jul 3, 2003
Mitch Kupchak's search for a top-tier power forward took him Wednesday to Orange County, where he met with Karl Malone and his agent for several hours on Day 2 of the NBA's free-agent negotiating period.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 3, 2003
Utah Jazz senior vice president of marketing and sales, Jay Francis, and Reebok announced today they have signed a multi-year contract making Reebok the title sponsor of the Reebok Rocky Mountain Revue.
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Ft. Worth Star-Telegram | Jul 3, 2003
Ike Austin started his NBA career in 1991 with the Utah Jazz as a teammate of Karl Malone.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 3, 2003
They are rebuilding under strong front-office leadership, with plenty of playing time available.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 3, 2003
The usually laid-back Rocky Mountain Revue has gone corporate.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 3, 2003
The NBA's free agency period is in full swing.
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| Jul 2, 2003
After enjoying his first full day as a free agent by flying Tuesday from Utah to California, Jazz power forward Karl Malone intends to get down to business today with agent Dwight Manley.
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Record-Searchlight | Jul 2, 2003
Miller said the other team high on his list is Utah, which, like the Nuggets, will have plenty of salary-cap room.
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Monroe News Star | Jul 2, 2003
Karl Malone is a relaxed free agent.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 2, 2003
Even before the NBA's summer free-agency market opened, Karl Malone, the Jazz's biggest-name free agent, identified four of the teams with which he would be interested in signing should The Mailman decide to depart Utah.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 2, 2003
It was not long ago that power forward Karl Malone declared the Dallas Mavericks to be quite high on a very short list of NBA teams with which he would consider should he decide to leave Utah this summer.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 2, 2003
So the Jazz are in a position they never have been in before.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 2, 2003
The basketball bazaar called free agency opened for business Tuesday, with the Jazz and Karl Malone's agent busily discussing plans for next season with several other parties.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 2, 2003
The basketball bazaar called free agency opened for business Tuesday, with the Jazz and Karl Malone's agent busily discussing plans for next season with several other parties.
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Salt Lake Tribune | Jul 2, 2003
The Jazz's pursuit of high-profile free agents, which begins in earnest today, might be doomed already.
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Deseret Morning News | Jul 1, 2003
To borrow a line from Lord of the Rings: And so it begins.
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Standard Examiner | Jul 1, 2003
Karl Malone is one relaxed free agent.
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