Feb 28, 2007 12:15 PM EST
Utah continue to lean towards waiving recently acquired the recently acquired Alan Henderson.
The move could come as early as Thursday.
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Utah still has not decided whether to waive or bring in veteran forward Alan Henderson, acquired via trade with Philadelphia last Thursday.
"We'll see where we are Monday and make some kind of plan," Jazz basketball boss Kevin O'Connor said.
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Mehmet Okur and Andrei Kirilenko sat out Utah's game against Boston on Saturday night due to injuries.
Okur missed his second straight game with back spasms and Kirilenko was out with a bruised left knee that knocked him out of a game at Denver on Friday night.
Okur had not missed a game for the Jazz before Friday and had played in 233 straight games.
Kirilenko banged his knee in a collision with the Nuggets' Carmelo Anthony and the Jazz decided to rest him Saturday.
The Jazz moved second-year guard C.J. Miles to forward for Kirilenko and started Jarron Collins in place of Okur at center.
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Jazz Feb 2007 Archive
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RealGM | Feb 22, 2007
Philadelphia 76ers President Billy King announced today that the Sixers have traded forward Alan Henderson to the Utah Jazz for the rights to exchange second round draft picks in the 2007 NBA Draft.
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Deseret News | Feb 22, 2007
The Utah Jazz acquired veteran forward Alan Henderson from Philadelphia in exchange for a swap of second-round draft picks, and cash consideration going from Philadelphia to Utah.
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Deseret News | Feb 21, 2007
Andrei Kirilenko didn't mince words at all when he said that he wants to remain in Utah.
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ESPN | Feb 14, 2007
During All-Star weekend, the NBA Players Union will announce Derek Fisher as their new president.
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Press Release | Feb 13, 2007
Ray Allen of the Seattle SuperSonics and Mehmet Okur of the Utah Jazz have been named by NBA Commissioner David Stern as a replacements for injured West All-Stars Allen Iverson (ankle) of the Denver Nuggets and Steve Nash (shoulder) of the Phoenix Suns for the 2007 NBA All-Star Game on Sunday, February 18 in Las Vegas.
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Press Release | Feb 13, 2007
Cavaliers center Zydrunas Ilgauskas did not practice today and is not traveling with the team to Utah in order to take care of personal matters.
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Rocky Mountain News | Feb 9, 2007
The Utah Jazz announced Dantley's No.
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Deseret News | Feb 8, 2007
Chris Sheridan's ESPN.
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ESPN | Feb 7, 2007
John Amaechi will announce in an upcoming book that he is gay. He played for the Cavaliers, Magic and Jazz.
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Press Release | Feb 5, 2007
Utah Jazz senior vice president of basketball operations Kevin O’Connor announced today that the team will sign Louis Amundson of the NBA Development League’s Colorado 14ers to a 10-day contract pending the outcome of a successful physical on Tuesday, Feb.
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Press Release | Feb 5, 2007
Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade was named the NBA’s Eastern Conference Player of the Week for the week ending February 4.
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Deseret News | Feb 5, 2007
"Everybody can be traded, everybody can be moved. So I am ready for any kind of turn in my career."
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Charlotte Observer | Feb 4, 2007
If Carlos Boozer plays in the All-Star game, either Carmelo Anthony or Josh Howard - the two most likely to be named as replacements - will not be going to Las Vegas
