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Utah Jazz get much-need victory

concerned fan | 11:20 p.m. Dec. 2, 2008

nice win for the Jazz!..another 30 minutes of playing time for D-Will, but that's ok, no Devin Harris this time for D-Will to worry!..but still D-Will is a liability out there on defense bcoz his ankle is not 100%, lucky for the Jazz the Kings didn't take advantage of it unlike what the Nets have done..I think Sloan shuold limit the playing time of D-Will to about 20 minutes a game bcoz he is not 100% and might re-injured his ankle AGAIN, and should not start or guard a Devin Harris type, bcoz you know what will happen, got it!

mhelal2 | 12:09 a.m. Dec. 3, 2008

For all who bashes Jerry for not playing the young player, Moris was out for the fourth quarter and there was no Rooney Brewer nor CJ.

I'm really happy for Moris, he did really good on defense, he deserve it because he is so classy (what an attitude).

Who cares? | 12:34 a.m. Dec. 3, 2008

The JAzz won on the road with a banged up group. They didn't win in ARCO last year with their entire crew. This team is turning the corner, but slower than I would like. BUt they are getting there. The season is long.

I'm not worried about Dwill in the least. If he can stop CP#$%@3 cold in his tracks every time, he's going to be fine. Maybe the ankles not 100% yet, but he sure got it done at the end of tonights game.

NICE WIN JAZZ!!!

NICE D ALMOND! I've read so many places that Almond can't defend. WHat? Kevin Martin had nothing on Almond. nice work buddy.

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SS | 2:23 a.m. Dec. 3, 2008

Whoever wrote this is tired or is playin poker online or something....can you say multiple typos and nonsensical jibberish??? see for yourself...

editor | 4:53 a.m. Dec. 3, 2008

This was a very poorly written article. Anyone with minor understanding of basketball should be able to find 2 significant errors in this story.

RE: editor | 8:26 p.m. Dec. 3, 2008

Let's see:

Error #1: "Kyle Korver led Utah with 15 points, while Williams and Ronnie Brewer both scored a team-high 14 points."

Error #2: While discussing contributions of Jazz bench players, article mentioned that C. J. Miles scored points. In fact, Miles is a starter, not a bench player.

Are those the two you saw, editor?

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