New Poll! Which young, non-starter is most likely to be 'the talk' of Training camp this season?
allthatjazzbasketball.blogspot.com 10/1/2008 — Paul Millsap, CJ Miles, Kosta Koufos, Kyrylo Fesenko, Morris Almond or someone else? Who's it going to be?

Hollinger's Team Forecast: Utah Jazz - NBA
sports.espn.go.com 10/1/2008 — Deron Williams Melissa Majchrzak/NBAE/Getty Images Deron Williams' game is more than fair, but there's usually too much foul play going on in Jazz games. GO TO: 2007-08 Recap Offseason Moves Biggest Strength/Weakness Outlook 2007-08 Recap Call it a ...

2008-2009 Top 10 Point Guards
laballtalk.com 10/1/2008 — The top ten point guards as expected to perform in the 2008-2009 NBA season. Chris Paul, Deron Williams, and Steven Nash headline the list.

Mehmet Okur Evolution . . .
allthatjazzbasketball.blogspot.com 10/1/2008 — Pictoral evidence that proves the theory of evolution . . . look at how Okur has changed over time! Shocking! (really!)

Rocky Mountain Revue pics
slcdunk.com 10/1/2008 — I sucked in my coverage of the RMR this year.  I had some things come up and couldn't get to any of the games except the last one.  And I have some audio interviews but lost my USB cord for my recorder.  Anyway, here are the pictures ...

Harpring hobbled as Jazz open camp — Latest Sporting News Articles for NBA 9/30/2008
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- Matt Harpring's knees are fine. It's complications from ankle surgery this su...

Jazz Exercise Option on Brewer — NBA.com: News 9/30/2008
Utah Jazz general manager Kevin O'Connor announced Monday that the team has exercised its fourth-year option on guard Ronnie Brewer for the 2009-10 season.

Harpring missing Jazz camp with ankle infection — The Seattle Times: Sports 9/29/2008
Matt Harpring's knees are fine. It's complications from ankle surgery this summer that are keeping him from joining his teammates at Utah Jazz training camp.

Can Jazz fend off Blazers in Northwest? — FOXSports.com News for NBA 10/2/2008
With all their key players back, the Jazz should win the Northwest again. But the division is full of young talent, Sean Stancill says.