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Found January 24, 2012 on nba.com/jazz:
PLAYERS: Devin Harris
TEAMS: Utah Jazz

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The shouts have been heard loud and clear, echoing off the mountains that tower over the Wasatch Front. Get rid of Devin Harris. Judging by the communication we've received on our sports radio shows, it's clear the sentiment among fans is to trade the Jazz starting point guard. Acquiring a better starting point guard is the preference, but at this point many would accept a box of day-old doughnuts or a coupon for a discounted car wash. Hold on a minute. READ MORE >>
Original Story: http://www.nba.com/jazz/features/pk_t...
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