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Bobbye Sloan remembered

Published: Thursday, Nov. 4 2004 1:49 p.m. MST

Tom Smart, Deseret Morning News

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Utah Jazz owner Larry Miller asks players, fans and officials at the Delta Center to participate in a moment of silence in honor of coach Jerry Sloan's late wife, Bobbye, who died earlier this year from cancer. The team faced the Shaq-less Los Angeles Lakers in its first game of the season and showcased a new cadre of Jazz players.

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Utah Jazz owner Larry Miller asks players, fans and officials at the Delta Center to participate in a moment of silence in honor of coach Jerry Sloan's late wife, Bobbye, who died earlier this year from cancer. The team faced the Shaq-less Los Angeles Lakers in its first game of the season and showcased a new cadre of Jazz players.

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