Karl Malone used a combination of local radio interviews and The Salt Lake City Tribune as his personal launching pad for shots fired at his former Utah Jazz organization last week. On the one year anniversary of the last game Jerry Sloan coached in Utah, the Mailman delivered his own grade for how he felt the Jazz handled that situation.
In summary of the Jerry Sloan/Deron Williams situation, Karl Malone had this to say:
"On the whole handling of that, I would have to give [them] a D or F, and I would lean more toward an F," said Malone, who has remained close to Sloan since his own retirement in 2004.
In that Salt Lake City Tribune article, Malone also went on to say something about how he has to buy his own tickets to Utah Jazz games now, and other things like ownership sided with Deron Williams and that the Jazz are basically really mean people for the way things ended with Sloan.
To all of which Jazz owner and CEO, Greg Miller, fired back by way of his blog ...
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