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Brad Rock, a.k.a. "Rockmonster," has been a sports columnist at the Deseret News since 1994. Prior to that he worked as a beat writer, covering the Utah Jazz (1990-94). He has covered the Super Bowl, NCAA Final Four, NBA more ..
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The Jazz have been lucky in the past having some super stars on the team. Stockton and Malone gave the Jazz everything for a lot of years and for whatever reason stayed in Utah. I'm afraid those days are gone and in fact we saw the future of the NBA More..
Haha so true. I remember saying the same thing about the Nets last year and of Toronto this year.
Hopefully Favors or Hayward will change that.
Although when I watched Minnesota games last year, I knew Jefferson. Everyone knew him. More..
Give me 5-10 guys that will play with heart and work their behinds off and play as a team and you can keep all the "stars".