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Published: Monday, July 6 2009 12:14 a.m. MDT

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Anonymous

hey how about Carlos Boozer playing in this summer league, isn't he included in the line-up? ooooppss!

What happened to that BYU guy?

You know, the guy who left BYU a year early for the draft? Anybody know where he is now? Probably should have stayed in school another year.

Dallas

Boozer should play in the summer league and work on his defense. The good news is he'll make a great Matador when is career is over, OLE!

Brewer should be there working on his shot, along with CJ.

TRADE PLEASE!

Draftees

It wont be long before they'll be feeling the hate of the Jazz fan. Poor guys.

He's in the same place

Plaisted is in the same place where the guy who stayed an extra year will be - Europe. At least Plaisted was drafted. He made the right call and is actually earning money to play. All Cummard got out of staying was a drop in draft position and one more year of misery.

Re: BYU Guy

Actually the guy was Jonathan Tavernari. He was thinking about leaving but then decided not to leave early, but there was Lee Cummard and he is trying out for the suns.

Plaisted

He is playing for the Piston's summer league team...the team that drafted him 2nd round last year.

LCW

Plaisted was drafted by the Seattle Sonics (now Oklahoma City Thunder) then traded to Detroit.
He played some in Italy until he hurt his back and had surgery.

EDUB

I'm a big fan of the RMR but I think after this past season of disappointing road losses, the Orlando League will be a good starting point for the new blood on the team. Somebody needs some mental toughness on this team. At home they are relaxed and confident, but lets see them perform on the road.
GO JAZZ!

Question

EDUB @12:26 how are you going to see them perform when there is not a TV program that will carry the Orlando Summer Camp. Come on KSL, KJAZZ, KFAN and you other rags the fans would like to see what is happening in Orlando!!

Anonymous

Just go to NBA dot com Orlando and every game is online. The Jazz games are on their web-site.
NBA TV will also play them

ljk

One thing that probably didn't do the Rocky Mountain Review any favors was the Jazz slapping together rosters similar to this year's. James Augustine, Cedric Bozeman, Justin Reed, Jim Baron, Josh Duncan, Wes Mathews, Reyshawn Terry and Larry Turner. Wow. Does any thought go into assembling rosters with players with potential to make the Jazz, or even a D-League roster for that matter? Just a thought! Hard to draw any fans other then the real diehards.

Re: Dallas

Gosh thats clever! We've never heard that before.

No news is bad news

So, the news here is draftees who'll sit on the bench, and opt-ins that people wish would've opted out, a "big contract" free agent getting no offers, while Dallas made an offer to Gortat and is trying to get Marion in a sign and trade.

Score that:
Cleveland, trying to improve
LA, trying to improve
Celtics, trying to improve
Dallas, trying to improve
Detroit, trying ti improve
Utah?
Utah?
Utah?
All I can hear is the crickets.

KOC

Houston - we have a problem. His name? Andrei. Do you copy?

Maynor looked

pretty good given the fact that no one knew the offense. I suspect he will look a lot better after 5 games and everyone kind of know what they are doing. Almost none of the Jazz players have played together before and it showed.

Suton looked good at times but he needs time to learn the offense and adjust to the speed of the game. If you are thinking about what to do next it slows you up. He seems to have potential but it is hard to evaluate until he gets more experience.

Jazz Fan

Where can I see the game that was streamed live earlier today? Has anyone uploaded it to You Tube? Help! I was still at work when they were playing. I need to watch the rookie!

Thx
(Trade boozer)
(Swapp AK for TMac)
(Sign Milsap)

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