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.

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.

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.

Greg Miller once again has reiterated that the Jazz will do whatever it takes to keep Paul Millsap.

"If we need to, we would not rule out paying luxury-tax money in order to keep him on the team," said Miller.

"I just love what I see in him. I love his aggression; I love his hustle. He always just seems to be in the right place in the right time."

Kyle Korver made it clear in an interview with KXNO in Des Moines that if he receives any interest from other teams, he might opt out of his contract with the Jazz.

Korver made a little less than $5 million this past season, and has just one year left on his contract.

Mehmet Okur wants to stay with the Jazz, but could still opt out of his contract.

Okur might sacrifice some money to remain in Utah, but the team will still have to give the center a substantial raise in order to retain him.

He wrote recently on his web site that he feels he is "one of the best 8-10 centers in the league."

Okur has until June 30 to decide whether or not to void the final year of his five-year deal, which would pay him $9 million next season.

The Jazz want Andrei Kirilenko to increase his body mass this offseason.

"I never feel like it's been an issue," Kirilenko said. "I've never concentrate on that in my life and in my career, but obviously it's been brought up to my attention so I will try to concentrate on that a little bit more.

"I will do whatever possible," he added, "whatever coach wants from me."

The Golden State Warriors are interested in making a trade for Utah forward Andrei Kirilenko, according to a report in the Contra Costa Times.

Jazz coach Jerry Sloan has successfully undergone right knee replacement surgery.

The team announced that the surgery went well, and that Sloan, 67, was recovering.

He signed a one-year extension in January that will keep him with the Jazz through the end of next season.

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.

?I don?t think so," said Boozer when asked if there is any chance of playing out his current contract.  "Obviously, I?m gonna talk to them (the Jazz), talk to my agent.  I?m sure I?ll be talking to you guys again soon, but I don?t think so.?