<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Finally. At long last, after years of trying, someone has identified and confirmed an achievement that the Utah Jazz will never, ever realize. "I don't think we can move Salt Lake any closer to L.A.," Jazz general manager Kevin O'Connor concedes. Of course, then comes an important realization. The Jazz don't need to. Not to lure free agents or for any other reason. Things are looking up in Utah for former Cav Carlos Boozer. Utah is doing rather nicely in Salt Lake City, where it took just a couple of summers and one scrappy season to eradicate a fear that nagged the Jazz for years: How will we ever recover when Karl Malone and John Stockton leave?</div> <div align="center">Link </div> Some comparisons to the Pistons, and an encouraging article for Jazz fans.
