Utah Jazz superstar Andrei Kirilenko has played nearly perfect basketball in his first two games for his Russian club CSKA Moscow in the Euroleague.
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August 05, 2011
During a lockout, you do whatever you can to earn a little dough, just as Al Jefferson of the Utah Jazz. In this clip, Al is seen placing a $500 wager with a kid at his basketball camp on whether or not he can hit a certain long-range jump shot. After settling the negotiations, Jefferson immediately nails the J.
Being the gentleman that he is, Al realizes that the kid...
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October 25, 2011
The Utah Jazz are a frontcourt-heavy team. They have about 3-4 big men capable of producing usable numbers if given sufficient minutes, which means that unless a trade happens to free things up there, some frustrating minutes-based limitations are in the cards. That said, the Jazz have a nice balance of productive veterans and up-and-coming [...]
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October 25, 2011
The Salt Lake Tribune did a fantastic story over the weekend looking at the finances of the Utah Jazz and how that ties to the fortunes of late owner Larry Miller. It’s a great bit of reporting. Some interesting tidbits out of that is how the Jazz have a passionate fan base — they averaged…
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October 27, 2011
Other than taking some time off this summer, what are you supposed to do during a lockout? How about go under the needle. Just recently, we’ve shown you new ink from Jeff Teague, Cappie Pondexter and Matt Barnes. Now, thanks to Twitter, we have the latest from C.J. Miles. Check it out in all its [...]
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October 26, 2011
As the NBA lockout rages on, more and more poor, starving, unemployed NBA players are fleeing overseas in search of work in order to feed their families. But how are these players faring in foreign lands? Here's our first update, featuring Andrei Kirilenko, Deron Williams, Tony Parker, J.R. Smith and Danilo Gallinari.
Danilo Gallinari - Olimpia Milano (Italy)One positive...
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