Locker clean-out, Part 1

   It took 87 games for Ronnie Price to prove his worth to Jazz coach Jerry Sloan, nearly leading the team back from a 22-point second half deficit to stun the Lakers in Monday's Game 5 of their first-round playoff series.    With that comeback falling short, however, Price heads into the off-season as a free agent, along with as many as eight of his teammates. As hard as playing time has been to come by behind Deron Williams, Price expressed a desire to stay with the Jazz.    "I want to be here. I like the guys, I like the coaches," Price said. "If this was a losing organization, then we would be talking about something else, but it's not.     "We win here. We've got a great group of guys here. We've got a great coaching staff here. We've got great management here. We've got a great organization here.    "Any player in the NBA would want to be a part of this organization, so I would be silly sitting here acting like I didn't want to be here. Of course, I want to be here. Of course,...