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Top-5 Jazz moments of 2003
by Carlos
Cardoso
I would love to point out only happy moments here (as
I did last year), but two of the most important
moments of the Utah Jazz in 2003 were not very happy.
As we have been discovering during this season,
though, they were not the end of the world. Actually,
In some sense, they were more like a start…
#5- Inspired Jazz edge Kings in game 3
We lost the other 4 games of this series. So what?
That was a huge win, the biggest win of the season…it
gave us a feeling that the Jazz could compete with the
Kings, and maybe even upset the favorites. It didn't
happen, but I still remember the feeling, and it was
really great.
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Jazz Statistical analysis
weeks 6-8 by Peter Glans
Peter takes a look at the
sixth, seventh and eighth week of the season.
Including a breakdown of the best field goal
percentage and efficiency quarters of all the Jazz
players. Also a listing of the three worst
performances, and the best to date.
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Weather cancels Grizz trip to Utah
1/8
Remember snow days in grade school, those
glorious, unexpected vacations from the day-to-day grind? This
isn't like that.
For the Jazz, Wednesday's postponement of their game with
the Memphis Grizzlies, stranded by a snowstorm in Portland, is
more like a baseball rainout: A hassle they could do without.
"It's awful," said Jazz vice president of basketball
operations Kevin O'Connor after it became clear Wednesday
afternoon that the Grizzlies' charter flight would be unable to
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Storm cancels Jazz game
1/8
Through rain and sleet and snow . . .
Aw, forget it.
The NBA could not deliver on Wednesday night, postponing
the Jazz's Delta Center game against Memphis because the
Grizzlies were weather-locked in Portland.
A freak storm has pounded Portland and the Pacific
Northwest with snow, ice, strong winds and generally atypical
winter weather over the past couple days, initially prompting
postponement of the Grizzlies' Tuesday-night visit with the
Trail Blazers.
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Center, Jazz part — for now
1/7
The Jazz on Tuesday waived Paul Grant, the
7-foot center working in real-estate redevelopment with his
brother in Boston before being signed New Year's Day and one
night later playing in his first NBA game since 1999.
The move — coincidentally coming on Grant's 30th birthday
— means Utah will again be shorthanded when facing Memphis
tonight at the Delta Center. |
Jazz notes
1/7
Bobbye Sloan beat breast cancer more than six years ago,
but Jazz coach Jerry Sloan hinted on Tuesday that his wife might
be sick again.
"She has to have a biopsy done to be more definitive with
what is going on with her," a tight-lipped Sloan said one day
after missing the Jazz's 108-94 victory over Dallas to be with
his wife. "And that's all I want to say about it." |
Sloan gets praise from peers
1/7
A pair of Hall of Famers, that's what the
Jazz once had. Everybody said so: Two sure-fire, first-ballot,
cast-the-plaques-now immortals.
But maybe there were three, all along -- and maybe one still
toils for the Jazz. |
Sloan's focus on family
1/7
Assuming he coaches against Memphis tonight,
it may not be seeking win No. 800 with the Jazz that is foremost
on Jerry Sloan's mind.
Rather, the health of wife, Bobbye, will take precedence. |
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A Jazzhoops exclusive interview with
Jazz captain Matt Harpring
It Starts at The Top
By Johnathan Kendrick
Three weeks ago, the day the Jazz played their first game, Matt
Harpring, was named captain of this season's Utah Jazz. A modest
step for the player who takes an even more modest approach to being
team captain. "Self proclaimed leaders are not the ones that you
follow," Matt Harpring told me during this interview.
"It's the ones that go out there and do all the dirty work and work
every night."
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Utah Jazz
Schedule
2003-2004 (MT)
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