Why has Utah allowed their team to be destroyed?

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  • Brock Landers
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 06-30-08
    • 45359

    #1
    Why has Utah allowed their team to be destroyed?
    I don't get it, probably the most loyal fans in the country, always a solid team, and 2 of their best players just left. Deron Williams can't do it by himself.

    Sad situation there.
  • ZetaPsi808
    SBR Posting Legend
    • 09-18-08
    • 12119

    #2
    paul milsap is just as good as boozer. and gordon hayward replaces kyle korver
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    • OmgUrMom
      Restricted User
      • 02-07-10
      • 8481

      #3
      there still a playoff team and having millsap why sign an aging boozer?
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      • MendozaLine
        SBR MVP
        • 01-11-10
        • 4088

        #4
        Id love to see Deron Williams in NYC. Would be fun to watch him and Amare
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        • Brock Landers
          SBR Aristocracy
          • 06-30-08
          • 45359

          #5
          This team did not get better, they won't even make the playoffs next year
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          • Scorpion
            SBR Hall of Famer
            • 09-04-05
            • 7797

            #6
            Originally posted by Brock Landers
            I don't get it, probably the most loyal fans in the country, always a solid team, and 2 of their best players just left. Deron Williams can't do it by himself.

            Sad situation there.
            fatass owner is cheap
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            • Brock Landers
              SBR Aristocracy
              • 06-30-08
              • 45359

              #7
              Originally posted by Scorpion
              fatass owner is cheap
              SALT LAKE CITY (AP)—The Utah Jazz honored late owner Larry H. Miller by retiring the No. 9 and renaming the court at EnergySolutions Arena.
              The Jazz unveiled the No. 9—Miller’s softball number—jersey in the rafters next to the team’s other retired numbers during a halftime ceremony Wednesday night when Utah hosted Phoenix in the regular season finale.

              Miller died in February 2009 of complications related to diabetes.
              Miller’s family and former Utah players, including John Stockton, were on the court for the ceremony and a few fans chanted “Larry Mill-er!” as the teams warmed up for the second half.
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              • suckerforparlays
                Restricted User
                • 02-15-10
                • 4536

                #8
                Originally posted by ZetaPsi808
                paul milsap is just as good as boozer. and gordon hayward replaces kyle korver
                exactly the second I saw UTAH took Hayward I new it was to replace Korver
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                • mepro87
                  SBR Rookie
                  • 07-06-10
                  • 15

                  #9
                  Dude, that video was awesome! Did you see it? Brock, Brock Landers......funny shit.

                  Awesome!
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