Kyrylo Fesenko News

Kyrylo Fesenko says that if he weren't playing center for the Utah Jazz, he'd be a broadcaster or comedian.

Going into the 2008 Rocky Mountain Revue, there was excitement about the Jazz having two young 7-footers, 19-year-old No.

All 70 million citizens of Iran did not attend their national team's basketball game Monday night against the Jazz at the Rocky Mountain Revue.

Kyrylo Fesenko could have had the second-most lackluster, pitiful, off game in his basketball career Saturday night and, according to him, it would have been an improvement over his outing Friday.

One number jumping from the box score was 29, the scoring total of 2007 first-round draft choice Morris Almond.

While many curious on-lookers came to get a peek at Utah Jazz center Kosta Koufos, Morris Almond would like to say one thing to Utah Jazz fans.

The Jazz are expected to wait until an end-of-the-week deadline before revealing whether or not they will match Oklahoma City's four-year, $15 million offer sheet signed last Friday by restricted free agent ...

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Jul. 18--Having watched Kosta Koufos practice this week, Jazz coach Jerry Sloan acknowledged the obvious when it comes to the 7-foot center drafted out of Ohio State after his freshman year.

Salt Lake City 07/16/08 Second-year center Kyrylo Fesenko is in summer training camp with the Jazz, getting ready for the Rocky Mountain Revue.

It's safe to say that the first time he saw the new-look Kyrylo Fesenko over the weekend, Jazz coach Jerry Sloan didn't exactly feel as if he'd dyed and gone to heaven.

Utah Jazz general manager Kevin O'Connor announced the 2008 Rocky Mountain Revue schedule on Tuesday.

A game between the Jazz and the Iranian Olympic team highlight the schedule for this month's Rocky Mountain Revue summer league, which was released today.

So maybe Kosta Koufos - yes, it rhymes with doofus - isn't NBA ready yet. At 7-feet, 265 pounds, he takes up space.

Even before tonight's first pick is made, the NBA Draft will have a different feel for the Jazz, with general manager Kevin O'Connor and Co.

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Although Deron Williams was snubbed from the All-Star Game for the second consecutive season, the 23-year-old guard proved himself to be the Jazz's leading man.

The Jazz today announced their annual Rocky Mountain Revue NBA summer league will be held July 18-25 at Salt Lake Community College's Lifetime Activities Center, with no games scheduled for July 20 or July 23.

Jazz assistant Tyrone Corbin interviewed for the vacant head coaching jobs in Chicago and Phoenix but was not chosen for either one.

Jun. 16--Having played only two seasons at Florida, Marreese Speights isn't close to a finished product by NBA standards.

Question: I know it's early, but what do you think about the Jazz drafting Nathan Jawai from Australia? Love to hear your thoughts.