<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Kris Humphries' stock is rising. The Jazz know. Along with three other draft prospects, Humphries visited Utah on Thursday and worked out for Jazz vice president of basketball operations Kevin O'Connor, director of player personnel Walt Perrin and assistant coaches Phil Johnson and Gordon Chiesa. By all accounts, the session was a success. "It went really well," said Humphries. "It's great to be here . . . [and] get a feel for the organization. . . . This is the greatest game in the world and I'm excited to be part of it." Youthful enthusiasm aside, Perrin and Chiesa were also pleased by what they saw. "He's got a body that's ready to play in the NBA now, and he's got skills," Perrin said. "He's got a good drive game; he's quick to the basket," Chiesa said. "He can rebound, too. I've seen him rebound with guys hanging on him, so he's got some toughness. . . . He could be a good NBA player." Significantly, Humphries has another attribute that is important to the Jazz. </div> Full Article
