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The Utah Jazz started the process of restructuring their point guard position Saturday, when Texas' Myck Kabongo and South Dakota State's Nate Wolters were among six players participating in a pre-draft workout at the team's practice facility.

Today is the day that the Utah Jazz start their individual workouts in preparation for the NBA Draft.

So the playoffs are going on and they sure have been exciting. I mean they have been OMFG THIS IS THE MOST SPECTACULAR AMAZING AWESOME STUPENDOUS BASKETBALL EVER!! It's a shame they didn't allow a championship caliber team like the Utah Jazz in for this secluded basketball party of awesomeness.

LeBron James has spent the better part of his 10-year career forcing his way into historically exclusive company, then whittling away his peers until he's the last man standing.

The 2012-13 NBA season was a long one for fans of the Utah Jazz. Despite adding some new faces and maturing as a team, it wasn't enough to stave off an early vacation in late April.

The Jazz played their last game two weeks ago and there is time to remember the good times and the bad.

Utah general manager Kevin O'Conner is interviewed after Johnnie Bryant and Roy Hibbert worked out with the Jazz at Zion's Bank Basketball Center in Salt Lake City, Utah Wednesday, June 4, 2008.

Now, after three years that featured two lottery seasons and one first-round sweep, one fan has had enough, at least according to the e-mail I received shortly after the end of the season.

"As we are committed to a youth movement," Kevin O'Connor, the Jazz's senior vice president of basketball operations, said in a statement, "this provides Glen the option of being able to be released from his contract in a time frame which allows him to quickly seek other options." The buyout, it is believed, saved the Jazz about $1 million - one ... (more)

Then, it was Stack's turn, noting that both were vacationing. Neither Williams' Jazz nor Dudley's Suns made the playoffs.

Apr 9, 2013; Salt Lake City, UT, USA; Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook is defended by Utah Jazz point guard Mo Williams during the first half at EnergySolutions Arena.

Sasha Pavlovic: a member of the original core 4. Not Pictured: Raul Lopez, Mo WIliams, Curtis Borchardt - USA TODAY Sports An in depth look at the historical precedence of the Utah Jazz rebuilding years, and what it might mean for the present.

It's no secret that one of the biggest reasons the Jazz struggled last year was due to their poor point guard play.

That headline is no typo, the players that are now turning into free agents want to come back to Utah.

Yes, I'm talking about Jose Calderon . Don't get me wrong, Jose has a lot of things going for him: In fact, I'd say he's probably the second best unrestricted PG available in free agency this year.

The first change - and sometimes only change - people want to make is to decide which player to obtain in order to make the Jazz into a championship contender.

The players are scattering, returning to their homes and taking a break from the game.

Gordon Hayward's demeanor after the game that ended the Jazz's season last week at Memphis descended to the same subterranean level it had fallen to after every loss, particularly the 28 beatdowns on the road: a dark place somewhere between disappointment and devastation.

For the second time in three years and fifth time in 10 years the Jazz have finished out of the playoffs.