I don’t know about you guys, but I’m an “8-5′er”. I work Monday through Friday every week, and I get two weeks vacation time to use when I feel so inclined. I know people with much lighter work schedules, and others who have to work the graveyard shift. Although it’s unfair to expect perfection from [...]

There are many questions to be answered by the Jazz on the basketball court this year: Who will start at power forward? Who will win the backup point guard job? Will Deron make the All-Star Team and win the assists title?
Today though, I am wondering about  some off-the-court (but IN the arena) questions.
Will the Jazz [...]

There comes a time in every person’s life, a time to pout, to stomp one’s feet and spit back in the face of authority. For a teenage girl, that comes when her parents won’t let her stay out past nine. For said parents, it happens after their daughter smashes the family minivan. For Mel Gibson’s [...]

Monday was a gratifying day for Jazz fans as they first received news that two of their most beloved figures, John Stockton and Jerry Sloan, were voted into the Basketball Hall of Fame.  It is absolutely fitting that these two esteemed figures gain entrance together, as they were integral in bringing winning basketball to the [...]

BasketballDan commented on my Ronnie Brewer post last week, saying : “Larry Miller had a formula for rating the players by adding points, assists, blocks, rebounds subtracting turnovers and all. I don’t remember the exact formula (apparently). I would like to see how the team shakes out using that formula. Are you strong enough in [...]

Farewell Larry Miller.

Aaaaggghhh! The Booz Hound is Back!!! Yes, I am excited, I am stoked, I am euphoric, I’m in love (ok too far). This is the team that we have been waiting all year to see. We have been through injury after injury after injury, and through a whole lot of disappointment, and now with [...]

Memorial services were announced today for Larry H. Miller, owner of Larry H. Miller Group of Companies. Larry passed away on Friday, February 20, from complications due to type 2 diabetes at the age of 64.
A viewing will be held Friday, February 27, 2009 from 4-8 p.m. at the EnergySolutions Arena, in the [...]

I was at a Mardi Gras parade Friday night, pushing my way through the crowd in an effort to catch beads from one of the masked float riders, when I felt my phone vibrate with a message from my brother: Larry Miller passed away today.
Something inside me—inside all Jazz fans, I’m sure—was broken at that [...]

Larry H. Miller, husband, father, grandfather, a well-known entrepreneur, community advocate and humanitarian, died from complications due to type 2 diabetes today, at home, surrounded by his family.  He was 64.
Miller, a man who truly loved Utah, its people and its land, was born in Salt Lake City in 1944. From modest beginnings, he grew [...]