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RMJH4 · 06-26-2023, 03:54 AM

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	Would be very interesting to see a world where the Pistons don't get Darko

Yep thats it! I am on one team control so the draft is really out of my control! I would not be shocked to see Darko go late lottery, just depends on how 2k views him!

RMJH4 · 06-26-2023, 04:09 AM

Game 27: Golden State Warriors 88 - 97 Utah Jazz.

Karl Malone had a near triple double tonight as the Jazz clinched a playoff spot.

April 1st, 2003.

Warriors Starters
G. Arenas
J. Richardson
G. Wallace
A. Jamison
A. Foyle

Jazz Starters
J. Stockton
P. Hardaway
M. Harpring
K. Malone
N. Krstic

Game Leaders
Pts - 33 - A. Jamison (Warriors)
Rebs - 11 - A. Jamison (Warriors)
Asts - 9 - K. Malone (Jazz)
Stls - 3 - G. Arenas (Warriors)
Blks - 4 - A.Foyle (Warriors)

Player of the Game
K. Malone (Jazz)
19 pts, 8 rebs, 9 asts, 1 stl, 1 blk.

RMJH4 · 06-26-2023, 04:45 AM

Game 28: Sacramento Kings 85 - 116 Utah Jazz.

Stockton threads the needle to Malone in what could be their last regular season win together.

April 18th, 2003.

Kings Starters
M. Bibby
D. Christie
P. Stojakovic
C. Webber
V. Divac

Jazz Starters
J. Stockton
P. Hardaway
M. Harpring
K. Malone
N. Krstic

Game Leaders
Pts - 32 - K. Malone (Jazz)
Rebs - 10 - V. Divac (Kings)
Asts - 10 - J. Stockton (Jazz)
Stls - 3 - A. Kirilenko (Jazz)
Blks - 2 - N. Krstic (Jazz)

Player of the Game
K. Malone (Jazz)
32 pts, 4 rebs, 6 asts, 2 stls.

RMJH4 · 06-26-2023, 05:00 AM

Utah Jazz Secure Pacific Division Crown in 2002-2003 NBA Season.

In a season filled with fierce competition and thrilling matchups, the Utah Jazz emerged as the dominant force in the Pacific Division, clinching the divisional title for the 2002-2003 NBA season. Led by their esteemed head coach Jerry Sloan, the Jazz showcased their trademark grit and determination to reign supreme in one of the league's most challenging divisions.

The Jazz began their campaign with high aspirations, building upon the strong foundation laid by their veteran duo of Karl Malone and John Stockton. Supported by a talented supporting cast, the Jazz displayed a remarkable level of consistency and teamwork throughout the season, earning the respect and admiration of fans and pundits alike.

Under the leadership of Malone and Stockton, the Jazz exemplified their trademark unselfishness and precision on the court. Malone, a perennial All-Star, continued to dominate in the paint with his scoring prowess and rebounding tenacity. Stockton, the consummate floor general, orchestrated the Jazz's offense with precision, setting up his teammates for scoring opportunities and demonstrating his unmatched court vision.

The Jazz's success was not solely dependent on their veteran stars, as the team boasted a deep roster that contributed in various ways. Players such as Matt Harpring, Andrei Kirilenko, and rookie Nenad Krstic provided valuable scoring, defensive versatility, and tenaciousness, complementing the foundation laid by Malone and Stockton.

Throughout the season, the Jazz showcased their resilience and ability to thrive under pressure. Their ability to execute in clutch situations and maintain composure in close contests allowed them to secure crucial victories against tough divisional opponents.

The Pacific Division proved to be a formidable battleground, housing formidable teams such as the Los Angeles Lakers and the Sacramento Kings. However, the Jazz's consistent performance and unwavering determination propelled them past their adversaries, solidifying their claim as the Pacific Division champions.

As the regular season drew to a close, the Jazz's impressive record and divisional success cemented their place in the NBA playoffs. With their eyes set on achieving even greater glory, the Jazz aimed to carry their divisional triumph into the postseason, where they would face off against the league's elite in pursuit of a championship. The Jazz have also clinched the #3 seed in the playoffs.

Utah Jazz fans celebrated the team's triumph in the Pacific Division, recognizing the remarkable efforts of their beloved franchise. With their impressive regular-season performance, the Jazz instilled renewed hope and excitement among their loyal fanbase, setting the stage for an exhilarating playoff run.

As the postseason loomed, the Jazz's triumph in the Pacific Division established them as a force to be reckoned with, solidifying their status as contenders on the grand stage. Jazz faithful eagerly awaited the team's playoff journey, fueled by the belief that their beloved franchise could achieve greatness in the pursuit of an NBA championship.

RMJH4 · 06-26-2023, 05:39 AM

2002-03 NBA Regular Season Awards.

Drik Nowitzki took home his first MVP as the Mavericks grabbed the #1 seed in the West.

2002-03 NBA Regular Season Awards
Award	Player	Pos	Team
Most Valuable Player	Dirk Nowitzki	PF	Dallas Mavericks
Rookie of the Year	Amar'e Stoudemire	PF	Phoenix Suns
Sixth Man of the Year	Tim Thomas	SF	Milwaukee Bucks
Defensive Player of the Year	Ben Wallace	C	Detroit Pistons
Most Improved Player	Gilbert Arenas	PG	Golden State Warriors
Coach of the Year	Flip Saunders		Minnesota Timberwolves
All-NBA 1st Team
All-NBA 1st Team	Jason Kidd	G	New Jersey Nets
	Tracy McGrady	G	Orlando Magic
	Kevin Garnett	F	Minnesota Timberwolves
	Dirk Nowitzki	F	Dallas Mavericks
	Shaquille O' Neal	C	Los Angeles Lakers
All-NBA 2nd Team
All-NBA 2nd Team	Steve Nash	G	Dallas Mavericks
	Kobe Bryant	G	Los Angeles Lakers
	Karl Malone	F	Utah Jazz
	Tim Duncan	F	San Antonio Spurs
	Ben Wallace	C	Detroit Pistons
All-NBA 3rd Team
All-NBA 3rd Team	Allen Iverson	G	Philadelphia 76ers
	Ray Allen	G	Milwaukee Bucks
	Shawn Marion	F	Phoenix Suns
	Chris Webber	F	Sacramento Kings
	Jermaine O' Neal	C	Indiana Pacers
All-Defensive 1st Team
All-Defensive 1st Team	Jason Kidd	G	New Jersey Nets
	Kobe Bryant	G	Los Angeles Lakers
	Shawn Marion	F	Phoenix Suns
	Kevin Garnett	F	Minnesota Timberwolves
	Ben Wallace	C	Detroit Pistons
All-Defensive 2nd Team
All-Defensive 2nd Team	Ron Artest	G	Indiana Pacers
	Tracy McGrady	G	Orlando Magic
	Michael Finley	F	Dallas Mavericks
	Tim Duncan	F	San Antonio Spurs
	Shaquille O' Neal	C	Shaquille O' Neal
All-Rookie 1st Team
All-Rookie 1st Team	Jay Williams	G	Chicago Bulls
	Caron Butler	F	Miami Heat
	Carlos Boozer	F	Cleveland Cavaliers
	Amar'e Stoudemire	F	Phoenix Suns
	Yao Ming	C	Houston Rockets
All-Rookie 2nd Team
All-Rookie 2nd Team	Gordon Giricek	G	Orlando Magic
	Emmanuel Ginobili	G	San Antonio Spurs
	Drew Gooden	F	Orlando Magic
	Nene Hilario	F	Denver Nuggets
	Nenad Krstic	C	Utah Jazz

RMJH4 · 06-26-2023, 05:44 AM

RMJH4 · 06-26-2023, 06:03 AM

Western Conference RD 1 Game 1: San Antonio Spurs 82 - 83 Utah Jazz.

Malone had a horrible night at the line but the Jazz went 1-0 up on the Spurs.

April 23rd, 2003.

Spurs Starters
T. Parker
S. Jackson
B. Bowen
T. Duncan
D. Robinson

Jazz Starters
J. Stockton
P. Hardaway
M. Harpring
K. Malone
N. Krstic

Game Leaders
Pts - 29 - K. Malone (Jazz)
Rebs - 14 - D. Robinson (Spurs)
Asts - 10 - J. Stockton (Jazz)
Stls - 3 - J. Stockton (Jazz)
Blks - 4 - K. Malone (Jazz)

Player of the Game
K. Malone (Jazz)
29 pts, 8 rebs, 1 ast, 1 stl, 4 blks.

RMJH4 · 06-26-2023, 06:19 AM

Western Conference RD 1 Game 2: Utah Jazz 80 - 104 San Antonio Spurs.

Despite Stockton scoring 18 pts tonight, the Spurs tied the series up with a resounding win.

April 25th, 2003.

Jazz Starters
J. Stockton
P. Hardaway
M. Harpring
K. Malone
N. Krstic

Spurs Starters
T. Parker
S. Jackson
B. Bowen
T. Duncan
D. Robinson

Game Leaders
Pts - 29 - S. Jackson (Spurs)
Rebs - 20 - T. Duncan (Spurs)
Asts - 11 - J. Stockton (Jazz)
Stls - 3 - J. Stockton (Jazz)
Blks - 5 - D. Robinson (Spurs)

Player of the Game
T. Duncan (Spurs)
21 pts, 20 rebs, 4 ast, 1 stl, 2 blks.

06-26-2023, 04:09 AM	#66
RMJH4 Retro NBA Nut OVR: 19 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Ireland Posts: 1,533 Blog Entries: 17	Game 27 Utah Jazz vs Golden State Warriors Game 27: Golden State Warriors 88 - 97 Utah Jazz. Karl Malone had a near triple double tonight as the Jazz clinched a playoff spot. April 1st, 2003. Warriors Starters G. Arenas J. Richardson G. Wallace A. Jamison A. Foyle Jazz Starters J. Stockton P. Hardaway M. Harpring K. Malone N. Krstic Game Leaders Pts - 33 - A. Jamison (Warriors) Rebs - 11 - A. Jamison (Warriors) Asts - 9 - K. Malone (Jazz) Stls - 3 - G. Arenas (Warriors) Blks - 4 - A.Foyle (Warriors) Player of the Game K. Malone (Jazz) 19 pts, 8 rebs, 9 asts, 1 stl, 1 blk. __________________ Part 1 and Part 3: Nowhere to Hide. The Mike Hobbs Story. Part 2: No Country for Old Men: A Utah Jazz Story.

06-26-2023, 04:45 AM	#67
RMJH4 Retro NBA Nut OVR: 19 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Ireland Posts: 1,533 Blog Entries: 17	Game 28 Utah Jazz vs Sacramento Kings Game 28: Sacramento Kings 85 - 116 Utah Jazz. Stockton threads the needle to Malone in what could be their last regular season win together. April 18th, 2003. Kings Starters M. Bibby D. Christie P. Stojakovic C. Webber V. Divac Jazz Starters J. Stockton P. Hardaway M. Harpring K. Malone N. Krstic Game Leaders Pts - 32 - K. Malone (Jazz) Rebs - 10 - V. Divac (Kings) Asts - 10 - J. Stockton (Jazz) Stls - 3 - A. Kirilenko (Jazz) Blks - 2 - N. Krstic (Jazz) Player of the Game K. Malone (Jazz) 32 pts, 4 rebs, 6 asts, 2 stls. __________________ Part 1 and Part 3: Nowhere to Hide. The Mike Hobbs Story. Part 2: No Country for Old Men: A Utah Jazz Story.

06-26-2023, 05:00 AM	#68
RMJH4 Retro NBA Nut OVR: 19 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Ireland Posts: 1,533 Blog Entries: 17	Utah Jazz Secure Pacific Division Crown in 2002-2003 NBA Season Utah Jazz Secure Pacific Division Crown in 2002-2003 NBA Season. In a season filled with fierce competition and thrilling matchups, the Utah Jazz emerged as the dominant force in the Pacific Division, clinching the divisional title for the 2002-2003 NBA season. Led by their esteemed head coach Jerry Sloan, the Jazz showcased their trademark grit and determination to reign supreme in one of the league's most challenging divisions. The Jazz began their campaign with high aspirations, building upon the strong foundation laid by their veteran duo of Karl Malone and John Stockton. Supported by a talented supporting cast, the Jazz displayed a remarkable level of consistency and teamwork throughout the season, earning the respect and admiration of fans and pundits alike. Under the leadership of Malone and Stockton, the Jazz exemplified their trademark unselfishness and precision on the court. Malone, a perennial All-Star, continued to dominate in the paint with his scoring prowess and rebounding tenacity. Stockton, the consummate floor general, orchestrated the Jazz's offense with precision, setting up his teammates for scoring opportunities and demonstrating his unmatched court vision. The Jazz's success was not solely dependent on their veteran stars, as the team boasted a deep roster that contributed in various ways. Players such as Matt Harpring, Andrei Kirilenko, and rookie Nenad Krstic provided valuable scoring, defensive versatility, and tenaciousness, complementing the foundation laid by Malone and Stockton. Throughout the season, the Jazz showcased their resilience and ability to thrive under pressure. Their ability to execute in clutch situations and maintain composure in close contests allowed them to secure crucial victories against tough divisional opponents. The Pacific Division proved to be a formidable battleground, housing formidable teams such as the Los Angeles Lakers and the Sacramento Kings. However, the Jazz's consistent performance and unwavering determination propelled them past their adversaries, solidifying their claim as the Pacific Division champions. As the regular season drew to a close, the Jazz's impressive record and divisional success cemented their place in the NBA playoffs. With their eyes set on achieving even greater glory, the Jazz aimed to carry their divisional triumph into the postseason, where they would face off against the league's elite in pursuit of a championship. The Jazz have also clinched the #3 seed in the playoffs. Utah Jazz fans celebrated the team's triumph in the Pacific Division, recognizing the remarkable efforts of their beloved franchise. With their impressive regular-season performance, the Jazz instilled renewed hope and excitement among their loyal fanbase, setting the stage for an exhilarating playoff run. As the postseason loomed, the Jazz's triumph in the Pacific Division established them as a force to be reckoned with, solidifying their status as contenders on the grand stage. Jazz faithful eagerly awaited the team's playoff journey, fueled by the belief that their beloved franchise could achieve greatness in the pursuit of an NBA championship. __________________ Part 1 and Part 3: Nowhere to Hide. The Mike Hobbs Story. Part 2: No Country for Old Men: A Utah Jazz Story.

06-26-2023, 05:44 AM	#70
RMJH4 Retro NBA Nut OVR: 19 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Ireland Posts: 1,533 Blog Entries: 17	NBA Playoffs 2002-03 __________________ Part 1 and Part 3: Nowhere to Hide. The Mike Hobbs Story. Part 2: No Country for Old Men: A Utah Jazz Story.

06-26-2023, 06:03 AM	#71
RMJH4 Retro NBA Nut OVR: 19 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Ireland Posts: 1,533 Blog Entries: 17	Western Conference RD 1 Utah Jazz vs San Antonio Spurs. Western Conference RD 1 Game 1: San Antonio Spurs 82 - 83 Utah Jazz. Malone had a horrible night at the line but the Jazz went 1-0 up on the Spurs. April 23rd, 2003. Spurs Starters T. Parker S. Jackson B. Bowen T. Duncan D. Robinson Jazz Starters J. Stockton P. Hardaway M. Harpring K. Malone N. Krstic Game Leaders Pts - 29 - K. Malone (Jazz) Rebs - 14 - D. Robinson (Spurs) Asts - 10 - J. Stockton (Jazz) Stls - 3 - J. Stockton (Jazz) Blks - 4 - K. Malone (Jazz) Player of the Game K. Malone (Jazz) 29 pts, 8 rebs, 1 ast, 1 stl, 4 blks. __________________ Part 1 and Part 3: Nowhere to Hide. The Mike Hobbs Story. Part 2: No Country for Old Men: A Utah Jazz Story. Last edited by RMJH4; 06-26-2023 at 06:28 AM.

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06-26-2023, 06:19 AM	#72
RMJH4 Retro NBA Nut OVR: 19 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Ireland Posts: 1,533 Blog Entries: 17	Western Conference RD 1 Game 2 Utah Jazz @ San Antonio Spurs. Western Conference RD 1 Game 2: Utah Jazz 80 - 104 San Antonio Spurs. Despite Stockton scoring 18 pts tonight, the Spurs tied the series up with a resounding win. April 25th, 2003. Jazz Starters J. Stockton P. Hardaway M. Harpring K. Malone N. Krstic Spurs Starters T. Parker S. Jackson B. Bowen T. Duncan D. Robinson Game Leaders Pts - 29 - S. Jackson (Spurs) Rebs - 20 - T. Duncan (Spurs) Asts - 11 - J. Stockton (Jazz) Stls - 3 - J. Stockton (Jazz) Blks - 5 - D. Robinson (Spurs) Player of the Game T. Duncan (Spurs) 21 pts, 20 rebs, 4 ast, 1 stl, 2 blks. __________________ Part 1 and Part 3: Nowhere to Hide. The Mike Hobbs Story. Part 2: No Country for Old Men: A Utah Jazz Story.

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