Boozer may stay with the Jazz for another season
scoresreport.com 6/30/2009 — For a time, it seemed like it was inevitable that Carlos Boozer would opt out (or not opt in, in this case) and hit the open market as an unrestricted free agent. But the economic climate has changed and the market for his services does not appear to be as strong as it was once thought to ...

So much still undecided
blogs.sltrib.com 6/30/2009 —    The Jazz are caught between a rock and a hard place on the final day before free agency. Of course, so is Carlos Boozer, or so it appears.     With Kyle Korver opting in for the upcoming season Monday, the Jazz are in ...

Okur to stay with Jazz
novafantasysports.com 7/1/2009 — Update: Mehmet Okur has decided to honor the final year of his contract with Utah and will not opt out to become a free agent, according to the Deseret News. He was considering opting out of his contract, but perhaps Okur decided to stay as Carlos Boozer will be returning as well. Fantasy ...

Boozer and Jazz are forced to be back together
deseretnews.com 7/1/2009 — So Carlos Boozer is coming back.

Utah Jazz: Boozer, Okur both opt in with Jazz - Salt Lake Tribune
sltrib.com 6/30/2009 — The reality of a barren free-agent market caught up to Carlos Boozer on Tuesday, when the Jazz forward elected to return to Utah, unable to match the $12.7 million he stands to make for the upcoming season. Boozer's decision to return prompted Mehmet ...

Mehmet Okur to stay with the Jazz
digitalsportsdaily.com 7/1/2009 — Utah Jazz center Mehmet Okur announced today he has elected to remain with the franchise for the 2009-10 season, and is declining to exercise his early termination option. “We are looking forward to Memo’s return,” said Utah Jazz general manager Kevin O’Connor. “He has ...

The day after
blogs.sltrib.com 7/2/2009 —    It's taken 24 hours to collect my thoughts on the subject, but there is a very good reason why it's so damaging for the Jazz to be luxury-tax payers.     For every fan who says it's the Millers' money and who cares if ...

Utah Jazz: Okur likely to opt out - Salt Lake Tribune
sltrib.com 6/29/2009 — Mehmet Okur is "leaning toward opting out" of his contract with the Jazz and could make the decision official as soon as today, Okur's agent, Marc Fleisher, said Sunday. Okur would be opting out of $9 million he is due to make this season in order ...

The Utah Jazz and NBA by Ross Siler and Steve Luhm: D-Day
blogs.sltrib.com 7/1/2009 — First things first: Nobody beat the Jazz to Paul Millsap as free agency opened Tuesday night. Jazz general manager Kevin O'Connor was on the phone with Millsap's agent, DeAngelo Simmons, right at 10 p.m., which Simmons called a "class act" gesture.

Carlos Boozer Excercises Player Option to Stay With Jazz
binarybasketball.com 7/1/2009 — Carlos Boozer has decided to excercise his option and continue to play for the Utah Jazz. Carlos Boozer and junk photoshopped with Paris Hilton Carlos Boozer has made some rather interesting choices when it comes to his contract in the past. This doesn’t appear to ...

Boozer, Okur opt to stay with Jazz — USATODAY.com NBA - Top Stories 7/1/2009
Carlos Boozer and Mehmet Okur are both staying with the Utah Jazz next season. About two hours after Boozer let the Jazz know ...

Boozer, Okur decide to stay with Jazz (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - NBA News 7/1/2009
Carlos Boozer and Mehmet Okur are both staying with the Utah Jazz next season. About two hours after Boozer let the Jazz know he decided against opting out of the final year of his contract -- which he once said he intended to do -- Okur joined him ...

Boozer, Okur Stay With Jazz — NYT > Pro Basketball 7/1/2009
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- Carlos Boozer and Mehmet Okur are both staying with the Utah Jazz next season.

Boozer And Okur Decide to Stay With Jazz — NYT > Pro Basketball 7/1/2009
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Utah Jazz starters Carlos Boozer and Mehmet Okur have decided not to opt out of their contracts to remain with the team for next season, the Jazz said on Tuesday.

Broken Record: Jazz Frontcourt Remains The Same, So Expect Same Results — Bleacher Report - NBA 7/1/2009
What was the biggest shocker in recent memory? Certainly, it was Michael Jackson, the crowned leader of pop passing away at the ripe age of 50. Hey, even Billy Mays died. Shocking, I know. For those Jazz fans biting their nails, chewing on bath ...