Would you trade Carlos Boozer for Al Jefferson?

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So long, Jerry Sloan. Hello, Chicago! Carlos Boozer made the right decision when he agreed to leave the Utah Jazz for the on-the-rise Chicago Bulls. With the lets-learn-to-flop Jazz in his past, its now time to focus on the future.

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The New York Knicks just made a deal to line the pockets of Amar’e Stoudemire (notes) with $100 million over the next five years and the team is waiting to hear if LeBron James (notes) wants to leave home with the Cleveland Cavaliers and come be part of the glamour of New York and try to help save the Knicks. If he doesn’t, one source tells ESPN that the team is interested in former Utah Jazz power forward Carlos Boozer (notes) . Yesterday, the Miami Herald reported that Boozer was also getting interest from the Miami Heat , but that it would take a sign-and-trade to get him under the salary cap in south Florida.

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On the first day of t his NBA free agency signing period, Utah Jazz free-agent forward Carlos Boozer (notes) had a busy day. Yahoo! Sports’ Marc J.

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Carlos Boozer met with the Utah Jazz and the Miami Heat and was scheduled to meet with the Chicago Bulls as well.

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Carlos Boozer reportedly has sold his waterfront Miami mansion, at a hefty loss of $1.8 million.

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Carlos Boozer’s offseason media blitz continued Monday, including visits with ESPN national-show host Colin Cowherd and New…

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Utah Jazz forward Carlos Boozer (notes) becomes a free agent at the start of July and he’s not making any predictions as to where he’ll end up when all the dealing is done: "You never know what’s going to happen in July," Boozer told the Salt Lake Tribune.

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Heading into tonight’s game, the Jazz’s record in Game 4s in first round series is 9-13, including a 5-7 home record…In previous playoff series against the Nuggets, the Jazz are 2-1…In this series, five Jazz players, Miles, Boozer, Williams, Korver and

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Game 4: Postgame Quotes – Jazz 117 Nuggets 106

I have no issue in the way the Jazz are fighting the Lakers.

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