Carlos Boozer News

Kevin Durant scored 28 points and the Oklahoma City Thunder held off a late surge by Utah for a 104-94 win over the Jazz on Tuesday night.

Carlos Boozer #5 of the Utah Jazz comes down with a rebound in Game Four of the Western Conference Quarterfinals against the Los Angeles Lakers during the 2009 NBA Playoffs at Energy Solutions Arena on April 25, 2009 in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Forward Tim Duncan #21 of the San Antonio Spurs reacts after called for a foul against the Dallas Mavericks on November 18, 2009 at American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas.

The Jazz got off to an exciting start to their six-game homestand. After going back and forth with the Detroit Pistons all night, the Jazz finally pulled away for the 100-97 victory in overtime Saturday at EnergySolutions Arena.

SAN ANTONIO ? Lost in the Jazz 's first win in San Antonio since February of 1999 was the off-the-bench play Thursday night of backup power forward Paul Millsap , who had 20 points and seven rebounds in 37 minutes.

After 20 straight road losses to the Spurs, the Jazz took the monkey off their... Jazz get first win in San Antonio since 1999 Deron Williams scored 21 points and the Utah Jazz finally ended their decade-long... GAME PREVIEW: Jazz at Spurs Losers of 20 straight road games against the Spurs, the Jazz will try to change... Maynor, Jazz hold off ...

Deron Williams scored 21 points and the Utah Jazz ended their decade-long misery in San Antonio with a 90-83 win over the Spurs on Thursday night.

Rookie Eric Maynor scored 11 of his 15 points in the fourth quarter and helped the Utah Jazz hang on for a 104-91 victory over the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday night.

After last Wednesday's loss in Boston, Utah Jazz point guard Deron Williams posted the following to his twitter account: " We got to change something bc what we doing ain't working right now! Don't know what but something?????" Williams is not used to seeing more Ls than Ws next to his team's name in the standings.

CLEVELAND, Ohio: LeBron James helped Cleveland resist a late surge by the Utah Jazz by scoring the Cavaliers' final eight points in a 107-103 victory yesterday.

In a weekend, two Jazz rookies grew up. Big-time. "They're more confident," forward Carlos Boozer said after a four-game Eastern road trip that ended with starting point guard Deron Williams back in Utah tending to an ill child, a win Friday at Philadelphia without him and a loss Saturday in Cleveland.

From behind closed doors, screams and shouts were heard. And when they opened shortly after the Jazz's 112-90 win Friday night over the Philadelphia 76ers, it sounded like a frat party inside the visiting locker room at Wachovia Center here.

The suddenly streaking Cleveland Cavaliers return to the "Q" Saturday for a matchup with the Utah Jazz.

"Ended my college career," said Maynor, the Utah Jazz rookie from VCU who made his first start last night, filling in against the 76ers for Deron Williams, who left the team to attend to a personal family matter.

Carlos Boozer had 24 points and 12 rebounds, Wesley Matthews added a career-high 16 points and the short-handed Utah Jazz ran past the Philadelphia 76ers 112-90 on Friday night.

Andrei Kirilenko had a great reason to be excited to go home Saturday night - and it wasn't just to get away from the scene of a shocking Jazz loss.

Title of the sermon at pregame chapel service here Wednesday night was "From Major Mess to Masterpiece." A sign in the visiting locker room at TD Banknorth Garden said, "All are welcome." If they thought they might not need to hear it before falling 105-86 to the Boston Celtics, perhaps some with the 3-5 Jazz might have had second thoughts ...

For the first time in his career, Jazz backup power forward Paul Millsap is listed on the NBA's All-Star Game ballot.

The Boston Celtics proved that they can rebound after a tough loss and will try to start another winning streak tonight, when they welcome the Utah Jazz for an evening battle at TD Garden.

The elephant in the room is so damn big that it's become a stifling misnomer and already just a week into this young NBA season, the radio station is in obvious need of a change.