May 21, 2009 11:23 AM EST
Carlos Boozer's decision to opt out might not come until June 30th, the deadline to officially do so, but all indications are that he will test free agency.
Boozer would be opting out of $12.7 million he is set to make in 2009-10, but is said to want the security of a long-term deal. He also is believed to have received assurances from Jazz CEO Greg Miller that the team wants him back in Utah.
Via Salt Lake Tribune
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May 20, 2009 10:56 AM EST
Detroit could be interested in Utah's trio of big men who may become free agents this summer.
Carlos Boozer, Mehmet Okur and Paul Millsap would be players the Pistons would like to look at with their $20 million of cap space.
Via Detroit Free-Press
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Kyle Korver underwent successful minor surgery Monday to remove scar tissue from his right wrist, Jazz general manager Kevin O’Connor announced on Tuesday. The procedure was performed by Dr. Andrew Weiland in New York City.
Korver’s wrist will be re-examined by Weiland in two weeks at which point a timeframe for his recovery will be provided.
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Jazz May 2009 Archive
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Deseret News | May 19, 2009
Larry Miller once again has reiterated that the Jazz will do whatever it takes to keep Paul Millsap.
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KUTV | May 18, 2009
Kyle Korver could opt out of his contract with the Jazz.
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Deseret News | May 13, 2009
Mehmet Okur wants to stay with the Jazz, but could still opt out of his contract.
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Deseret News | May 8, 2009
The Jazz want Andrei Kirilenko to increase his body mass this offseason.
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Contra Costa Times | May 6, 2009
The Golden State Warriors are interested in making a trade for Utah forward Andrei Kirilenko.
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NBA.com | May 2, 2009
Jazz coach Jerry Sloan has successfully undergone right knee replacement surgery.
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SportsRadioInterviews.com | May 1, 2009
Carlos Boozer will likely opt out of his contract, despite his recent PR recovery attempt in which he has continually stated his desire to remain with Utah.