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"I don't say much in the huddle" — Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan said he called timeouts just to rest his aging team with Stockton and Malone

Behind their decade-long supremacy were tired and worn-out knees and joints. The two titans played way before the load management era, which meant that they often suited up hurt. As long as they could ...
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"He was truly one in a million" - Jerry Sloan knew John Stockton was instrumental in bringing Utah Jazz to legitimacy in the 1990s

While many attribute the Utah Jazz’s rise to prominence in the Western Conference during the 1990s to head coach Jerry Sloan, the HoF coach himself credited John Stockton as the true cornerstone of ...
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Jerry Sloan: Legendary NBA coach dead at 78

Jerry Sloan, the coach who led the Utah Jazz to back-to-back appearances in the NBA Finals, died Friday at the age of 78. The Jazz confirmed Sloan's death in a statement. "Jerry Sloan will always be ...
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"We're not going to change our whole structure of basketball just because of one player"- Jerry Sloan on why he didn't double-team MJ before 1998 Finals game-winner

Game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals did not turn out how the Utah Jazz wanted it to. Down 2-3 in the series, the Jazz had the chance to even the series at home and set up a winner-take-all Game 7, also on ...
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Gordon Monson: A proud, loud and vulgar voice from the past cries out to the Utah Jazz

Lousy. Awful. Horrible. Pathetic. Terrible. Lame. Brutal. Dreadful. Wretched. Inferior. Abysmal. Crappy. Atrocious. Odious. Ugly. Sad. Bad. Miserable. Maybe that last ...