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  • RMJH4
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    • Jul 2008
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    #46
    Game 20 Utah Jazz vs Dallas Mavericks.



    Game 20: Dallas Mavericks 102 - 98 Utah Jazz



    Malone makes the tough slam over Bradley and Finley. His 18 points tonight couldn't match Dirks 27 as the Jazz continue to slide down the standings.

    February 23rd, 2003

    Mavericks Starters
    S. Nash
    A. Griffin
    M. Finley
    D. Nowitzki
    S. Bradley

    Jazz Starters
    J. Stockton
    M. Harpring
    A. Kirilenko
    K. Malone
    N. Krstic


    Game Leaders
    Pts - 27 - D. Nowitzki (Mavs)
    Rebs - 13 - D. Nowitzki (Mavs)
    Asts - 15 - S. Nash (Mavs)
    Stls - 3 - R. Bell (Jazz)
    Blks - 3 - S. Bradley (Mavs)

    Player of the Game
    D. Nowtizki (Mavs)
    27 pts, 13 rebs, 4 asts, 1 stl, 2 blks.
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    • RMJH4
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      #47
      Utah Jazz Bolster Roster with Trade for Penny Hardaway, Jake Voskuhl, and 2003 First




      Utah Jazz Bolster Roster with Trade for Penny Hardaway, Jake Voskuhl, and 2003 First Round Pick.

      SALT LAKE CITY - In a move aimed at strengthening their roster ahead of the upcoming season, the Utah Jazz have acquired seasoned guard Penny Hardaway, along with center Jake Voskuhl and a valuable 2003 first round pick, in a trade with the Phoenix Suns. The deal, finalized today, saw the Jazz part ways with Greg Ostertag, Raja Bell, and Mark Jackson.

      The Jazz, seeking to add another shot creator and bolster their wing depth, identified Penny Hardaway as a prime target. The 6-foot-7 guard brings a wealth of experience and a versatile skill set that should seamlessly integrate into Utah's offensive schemes. Hardaway's ability to create his own shot, combined with his playmaking instincts, will provide an added dimension to the Jazz's backcourt.

      Additionally, the Jazz will benefit from the inclusion of Jake Voskuhl, a solid backup center who will provide depth and stability in the frontcourt rotation. Voskuhl's hard-nosed approach and ability to protect the rim will add a valuable presence to the Jazz's interior defense.

      The icing on the cake for the Jazz is the acquisition of a 2003 first round pick, offering them an opportunity to secure another promising young talent in a deep and talent-rich draft class. This additional asset enhances their flexibility and long-term planning.

      The Phoenix Suns, on the other hand, sought to shed salary and fortify their defense, making Raja Bell an attractive piece in the trade. Known for his tenacious defense and perimeter shooting, Bell will undoubtedly bolster the Suns' backcourt rotation. His ability to lock down opponents on the defensive end will provide immediate impact and complement the Suns' fast-paced offensive system.

      In Greg Ostertag, the Suns receive a reliable veteran center who can provide depth and contribute with his shot-blocking abilities. Ostertag's experience and rim protection skills will be valuable assets to the Suns' frontcourt rotation. Ostertag is slated to start at center alongside promising rookie Amare Stoudemire.

      Both teams involved in the trade view it as a win-win situation, addressing specific needs and aligning with their respective organizational goals. The Jazz now boast an enhanced roster, with Penny Hardaway serving as a key shot creator and Jake Voskuhl adding valuable depth in the frontcourt. Meanwhile, the Suns shed salary and gain defensive prowess in Raja Bell, as well as a reliable veteran center in Greg Ostertag.

      The NBA landscape continues to evolve as teams make calculated moves to position themselves for success. The Utah Jazz and the Phoenix Suns have made a trade that holds the promise of benefiting both sides. Jazz fans eagerly await the rest of the season, hoping that the addition of Penny Hardaway and the accompanying assets will propel their team to new heights.

      Stay tuned for more updates on the NBA trade deadline, as teams make moves to shape their rosters for the remainder of the 2002-03 Season.
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      • RMJH4
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        #48
        Utah Jazz Acquire High-Flying Chris Andersen in Trade for Jake Voskuhl.




        Utah Jazz Acquire High-Flying Chris Andersen in Trade for Jake Voskuhl.

        SALT LAKE CITY - In a move that aims to add energy and athleticism to their frontcourt, the Utah Jazz have completed a trade with the Denver Nuggets, acquiring the high-flying Chris Andersen in exchange for Jake Voskuhl. The deal was finalized earlier today. The Jazz had just acquired Voskuhl from Phoenix in the Penny Hardaway trade.

        The Jazz identified the need for an infusion of athleticism and shot-blocking prowess, and they found the perfect fit in Chris Andersen, known affectionately as "Birdman" for his gravity-defying dunks and remarkable shot-blocking ability. Standing at 6-foot-10, Andersen brings an unparalleled level of energy and intensity to the court, making him an exciting addition to the Jazz roster.

        Andersen's athleticism and shot-blocking prowess will significantly bolster the Jazz's interior defense. His knack for altering shots and his ability to provide timely blocks will undoubtedly make opponents think twice before attacking the rim. Moreover, his aerial exploits and ability to finish with authority around the basket will electrify Jazz fans and add a new dimension to their offensive repertoire.

        In exchange for Andersen, the Jazz sent Jake Voskuhl to the Denver Nuggets. Voskuhl, a reliable backup center, provided depth in the frontcourt during his tenure with the Phoenix Suns. However, the opportunity to acquire a dynamic player like Andersen was too enticing for the Jazz to pass up so they moved Voskuhl straight away after only acquiring him.

        The addition of Andersen will complement the Jazz's existing core of talented players, including Karl Malone and John Stockton. His athleticism and shot-blocking ability will alleviate pressure on the defensive end and create more opportunities for the Jazz's potent offense.

        For the Denver Nuggets, the trade allows them to bolster their frontcourt depth with the addition of Jake Voskuhl. Voskuhl's solid fundamentals and dependable play will provide stability off the bench and contribute to the Nuggets' overall team chemistry.

        Jazz fans can look forward to an exhilarating season ahead, as Chris Andersen's acrobatic dunks and shot-blocking prowess light up the court. With their newly acquired high-flyer, the Jazz aim to make waves in the competitive Western Conference and contend for a deep playoff run.
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        • RMJH4
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          #49
          Game 21 Utah Jazz vs Boston Celtics.



          Game 21: Boston Celtics 104 - 108 Utah Jazz



          Penny slices through the key to open his account as Utah Jazz player. Hardaway had a great start with 18 points, 12 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 steals and a win.

          February 25th, 2003

          Celtics Starters
          T. Delk
          P. Pierce
          E. Williams
          A. Walker
          T. Battie

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


          Game Leaders
          Pts - 39 - K. Malone (Jazz)
          Rebs - 12 - P. Hardaway (Jazz)
          Asts - 10 - A. Walker (Celtics)
          Stls - 3 - A. Kirilenko (Jazz)
          Blks - 3 - E. Williams (Celtics)

          Player of the Game
          K. Malone (Jazz)
          39 pts, 4 rebs, 2 asts, 1 stl.
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          • RMJH4
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            #50
            NBA Standing 1st March 2003.



            NBA Standings - Updated: Mar 1, 2003
            EAST PLAYOFF RACEWLGB
            Indiana Pacers1250
            Philadelphia 76ers1381.0
            New Jersey Nets1490.5
            Chicago Bulls1171.5
            Milwaukee Bucks14101.5
            Orlando Magic1182.0
            Detroit Pistons983.0
            Charlotte Hornets10103.5
            Washington Wizards13144.0
            New York Knicks10114.0
            Atlanta Hawks894.0
            Boston Celtics10135.0
            Toronto Raptors8125.5
            Cleveland Cavaliers7126.0
            Miami Heat7157.5
            WEST PLAYOFF RACEWLGB
            Dallas Mavericks1650
            Minnesota Timberwolves1671.0
            Seattle Supersonics1273.0
            Golden State Warriors1283.5
            Utah Jazz1294.0
            Sacramento Kings13104.0
            San Antonio Spurs11105.0
            Portland Trailblazers12115.0
            Houston Rockets12125.5
            LA Lakers10116.0
            Phoenix Suns10126.5
            Vancouver Grizzlies9158.5
            LA Clippers7138.5
            Denver Nuggets8169.5
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            • RMJH4
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              #51
              Award Races March 1st 2003.



              Award Races March 1st 2003.

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              • RMJH4
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                #52
                Game 22 Utah Jazz vs Atlanta Hawks.



                Game 22: Atlanta Hawks 86 - 115 Utah Jazz



                Stockton leads the break and the Jazz to a comfortable victory tonight of the playoff chasing Hawks.

                March 2nd, 2003

                Hawks Starters
                J. Terry
                I. Newble
                G. Robinson
                S. Abdur Rahim
                N. Mohammed

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


                Game Leaders
                Pts - 34 - K. Malone (Jazz)
                Rebs - 13 - M. Harpring (Jazz)
                Asts - 9 - P. Hardaway (Jazz)
                Stls - 4 - P. Hardaway (Jazz)
                Blks - 4 - G. Robinson (Hawks)

                Player of the Game
                K. Malone (Jazz)
                34 pts, 9 rebs, 6 asts, 1 blk.
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                • RMJH4
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                  #53
                  Game 23 Utah Jazz vs Vancouver Grizzlies.



                  Game 23:Vancouver Grizzlies 79 - 100 Utah Jazz



                  Penny Hardaway was excellent again tonight, 22 points, 5 rebounds, 7 assists and 2 steals was enough to help the Jazz to another win.

                  March 11th, 2003

                  Grizzlies Starters
                  J. Williams
                  W. Person
                  S. Battier
                  P. Gasol
                  K. Thomas

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


                  Game Leaders
                  Pts - 28 - K. Malone (Jazz)
                  Rebs - 18 - K. Malone (Jazz)
                  Asts - 10 - J. Stockton (Jazz)
                  Stls - 4 - J. Williams (Grizzlies)
                  Blks - 3 - P. Gasol Grizzlies)

                  Player of the Game
                  K. Malone (Jazz)
                  28 pts, 18rebs, 3 asts, 1stl, 1 blk.
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                  • RolePlayer
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                    #54
                    Re: No Country for Old Men: A Utah Jazz Story.

                    Like the addition of Penny, think it'll help with handling those big guards. Karl Malone has been on a tear lately, he might get back into the MVP convo

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                    • kibaxx7
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                      • Oct 2018
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                      #55
                      Re: No Country for Old Men: A Utah Jazz Story.

                      I really like the Penny addition!
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                      • JoshNormanMane
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                        #56
                        Re: No Country for Old Men: A Utah Jazz Story.

                        Man, I wish I lived in the universe of Brendan Haywood being a DPOY candidate haha

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                        • RMJH4
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                          #57
                          Re: No Country for Old Men: A Utah Jazz Story.

                          Originally posted by RolePlayer
                          Like the addition of Penny, think it'll help with handling those big guards. Karl Malone has been on a tear lately, he might get back into the MVP convo
                          Originally posted by kibaxx7
                          I really like the Penny addition!
                          Yes I had to do something. Even this version of Penny will give us some chance. Great to add another playmaker to run PnR with Malone too. Let's hope he can find some Magic!

                          Originally posted by JoshNormanMane
                          Man, I wish I lived in the universe of Brendan Haywood being a DPOY candidate haha
                          Yeah it us quite unbeliveable! The fact the Wizards had 3 players in All Star Game is surreal. And they are still not in the playoffs with almost all games played!!
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                          • RMJH4
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                            #58
                            Game 24 Utah Jazz @ Detroit Pistons.



                            Game 24: Utah Jazz 89 - 96 Detroit Pistons.



                            Malone tried his upmost tonight with a terrific performance and near triple double, but the Pistons got the win.

                            March 13th 2003.

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

                            Pistons Starters
                            C. Billups
                            R. Hamilton
                            T. Prince
                            C. Robinson
                            B. Wallace


                            Game Leaders
                            Pts - 21 - K. Malone (Jazz)
                            Rebs - 13 - N. Krstic (Jazz)
                            Asts - 10 - J. Stockton (Jazz)
                            Stls - 3 - C. Billups (Pistons)
                            Blks - 3 - B. Wallace (Pistons)

                            Player of the Game
                            C. Billups (Pistons)
                            19 pts, 3 rebs, 6 asts, 1 stl.
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                            • RMJH4
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                              Game 25 Utah Jazz @ Indiana Pacers.



                              Game 25: Utah Jazz 86 - 109 Indiana Pacers.



                              Despite the Utah Jazz's team effort to stop Reggie, Miller still torched them for 36 points as the Pacers regain top spot in the East

                              March 16th 2003.

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

                              Pacers Starters
                              J. Tinsley
                              R. Miller
                              R. Artest
                              J. O' Neal
                              B. Miller


                              Game Leaders
                              Pts - 36 - R. Miller (Pacers)
                              Rebs - 15 - J. O'Neal (Pacers)
                              Asts - 9 - J. Tinsley (Pacers)
                              Stls - 3 - J. Tinsley (Pacers)
                              Blks - 3 - A. Kirilenko (Jazz)

                              Player of the Game
                              R. Miller (Pacers)
                              36 pts, 3 rebs, 3 asts, 1 stl.
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                              • RMJH4
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                                Game 26 Utah Jazz vs Washington Wizards



                                Game 26: Washington Wizards 114 - 96 Utah Jazz.



                                Even in the twilight of their careers, Jordan is still a torn in the Utah Jazz's side.

                                March 24th 2003.

                                Wizards Starters
                                L. Hughes
                                J. Stackhouse
                                M. Jordan
                                C. Laettner
                                B. Haywood

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

                                Game Leaders
                                Pts - 35 - M. Jordan (Wizards)
                                Rebs - 10 - B. Haywood (Wizards)
                                Asts - 9 - J. Stockton (Jazz)
                                Stls - 5 - L. Hughes (Wizards)
                                Blks - 2 - B. Haywood (Wizards)

                                Player of the Game
                                M. Jordan (Wizards)
                                35 pts, 6 rebs, 2 asts, 2 stls.
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