Utah Jazz owner Greg Miller and team legend Karl Malone are in the midst of a public verbal battle that includes several topics, one of which is the controversial resignation of long-time Jazz head coach Jerry Sloan in February of last year.
Malone recently commented on a number of topics regarding the Jazz in a column from the Salt Lake Tribune, which Miller was none too happy with.
If he was smart, Malone should end this feud with Miller before their relationship really goes south, but I don't think that will happen.
What's Being Said?
Malone and former teammate John Stockton enjoyed great success with Sloan for well over a decade in Utah, making the NBA Finals in 1997 and 1998. It's no secret that Malone has a ton of respect for Sloan, and when the coach's relationship with star point guard Deron Williams became an issue last season, Malone thinks the organization did a poor job resolving the situation.
"On the whole handling of that, I would have to give (them) a D or F, and I would lean more toward an F," Malone said in the radio interview, according to the Salt Lake Tribune.
"That defining ...
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Karl Malone: Jazz Legend Must End Feud with Greg Miller Before Things Turn Ugly
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