<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>A ceremony to honor Dantley and raise No. 4 to the rafters is scheduled for halftime of the team's April 11 game against the Denver Nuggets. Dantley is in his fourth season as an assistant coach with Denver. He played for the Jazz from 1979-1986 and still holds the team record for career points per game at 29.6 -- 4.2 more than Karl Malone, whose No. 32 was the last number retired by the Jazz. "Adrian was an important building block in the foundation of the Jazz's playoff dynasty that lasted 20 years," Jazz owner Larry Miller said in a release Thursday. "He is part of the legacy of this franchise and we are pleased to retire his jersey." Dantley ranks 18th on the league's all-time scoring list with 23,177 points during his 15-year NBA career. He will be the seventh Jazz player to have his number retired, joining Malone, John Stockton, Jeff Hornacek, Mark Eaton, Darrell Griffith and Pete Maravich. The Jazz also retired No. 1 in honor of former coach Frank Layden.</div>http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=2759316I'm glad this is finally getting done. He totally deserves this. Dantley is one of the few "forgotten" players of this league. One of the greats that isnt remembered as easily as others.
