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As you may know this site hasn't been updated for a long time. This is not because I didn't have the time to update it, but because I couldn't make any changes to my site. Because of the technical problems I have with this site, I have decided to stop updating it. I will, however, keep writing articles. Those articles will appear on the Utah Jazz fan site www.jazzhoops.net. The maker of that site has been so nice to put my articles on there, and they will hopefully continue to appear on that site.
I'm sorry for the inconvenience and I'm sorry I couldn't say this sooner, but I just couldn't make any changes to this site. Hopefully you will continue to read my articles and I hope everyone will continue to support the Jazz.
Thanks for all the support and all the enthusiastic responses, I really appreciated it. As said before, I'm sorry for the inconvenience, and I hope you will continue to read my articles and support the Jazz.
Thanks for taking the time to read this.
Photo by Scott G. Winterton from the Deseret News
I finished the article on Mark Jackson. I will talk about his NBA history and the way he plays and will give my opinion about what his role for the Jazz will be and how valuable I think he will be for the Utah Jazz. So check it out.
Mark Jackson To Assist John Stockton at the Point
The Utah Jazz have decided to retire jersey number 14, the jersey of Jeff Hornacek, on 19 November when the Jazz host the Phoenix Suns, one of the teams Hornacek played for previous to the Jazz. Hornacek is known as a gentleman and a family man. His thoughts always went out to his family, even when he stood at the free throw line. He was the ultimate team player and one of the best sportsmen to ever play the game. He was one of the nicest men to ever step on the court. He, and lets not forget that, could also play very well and was one of the best three-point shooters in the league, if not the best. Finally his jersey will be retired and deservedly so. Once again, thanks Jeff. For everything you did for the Utah Jazz.
The Utah Jazz have signed point gaurd Carlos Arroyo to a one year deal. The young Arroyo will play his second year in the NBA with NBA legends John Stockton and Karl Malone. But what will happen now that he is signed? Will there be a third point guard and if yes, who? And what is Arroyo like as a player and as a person? To give you a better idea of this young guy I wrote an article with facts, my opinion and a lot of quotes so make sure to read it.
Carlos Arroyo Signs with the Utah Jazz
The Utah Jazz have signed forward/guard Matt Harpring.You can read my opinion about the signing, some more information on Harpring to get to know him a bit better and the consequences of his signing in my latest article.
The Utah Jazz Sign Matt Harpring
Marshall and the Jazz fight on the free agent market
Photo by EFE
Calbert Cheaney officially signed a contract with the Utah Jazz and already met the local press. You can read my opinion about him and all the important facts about the new Jazz guard in my new article.
Cheaney will try to play that sweet Jazz music
Cheaney meets the local press
Donyell Marshall is in the spotlight! Everything about his not so golden years at Golden State, the draft and his two seasons with Utah. What went wrong in Golden State? Why was he picked fourth in the draft? You can read that and more as Donyell Marshall is in the spotlight.
Marshall In The Spotlight
Ostertag In The Spotlight
Padgett In The Spotlight
