Jazz power forward Carlos Boozer emphatically approves a foul on the Rockets as the Utah Jazz and the Houston Rockets play game six in their first-round series on Friday. After defeating the Rockets to take the series, 4-2, the Jazz play the L.A. Lakers on Sunday.
Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News
Jazz power forward Carlos Boozer emphatically approves a foul on the Rockets as the Utah Jazz and the Houston Rockets play game six in their first-round series on Friday. After defeating the Rockets to take the series, 4-2, the Jazz play the L.A. Lakers on Sunday.
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