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Marc Stein: Been hearing reliable rumblings since trip to Reno for D-League Showcase that Jazz have made it known Devin Harris is available via trade Twitter

Utah Jazz, Trade, Devin Harris 

Marc Stein: Yet I'm told Jazz will keep shopping him and they'll eventually find taker for Devin. PG is only 28 and has just one year left at $8.5M Twitter

Utah Jazz, Trade, Devin Harris 

A source close to Harris said this week he wants to make it work with Utah and enjoys the team. He's at a point in his career where team victories are more important than personal statistics, and he's excited about the Jazz's potential. Salt Lake Tribune

Utah Jazz, Trade, Devin Harris 

Harris has had minor in-game flareups with Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin but they have mutual respect for each other. The biggest problems for Harris have been his inability to find a comfort zone and consistently produce for a young Jazz team. He's at times been outplayed by reserve Earl Watson, and he's a combo guard who isn't an ideal fit for Utah's inside-out offensive system. Salt Lake Tribune

Utah Jazz, Trade, Devin Harris 

The Jazz received playmaker Devin Harris (12.8 ppg, 39.5 percent shooting, 5.1 apg in Utah), promising power forward Derrick Favors (8.3 ppg, 5.7 rpg), rebounding giant Enes Kanter (4.5 ppg, 5.4 rpg), a future pick (or two) from Golden State and $3 million. So? The wheeling and dealing winner? Neither Jazz general manager Kevin O'Connor nor Tyrone Corbin wanted to divulge whether they believe they came out on top. "We like the guys we have," Corbin said. "We like where we are now." It's too early to (not) tell, O'Connor added. "What you hope with a trade is that you establish fair value. That's to be determined," the Jazz GM said. "You can't really judge anything on 10 games a season." Deseret News

Utah Jazz, Trade, Derrick Favors, Devin Harris, Kevin O'Connor 

Utah basketball fans won't have to wait until the NBA unlocks itself to see Jazz players and Jimmer Fredette play in person again. An exhibition game featuring The Jimmer along with Jazz players Al Jefferson, Devin Harris, Paul Millsap, Derrick Favors and Ronnie Price will take place at the Salt Lake Community College's Lifetime Activities Center on Monday, Nov. 7. Tickets for the Pro Player Charity Classic go on sale at SmithTix outlets Monday at 1 p.m. The game's format will match the Jazz players — with more to be announced next week — against the NBA group. Chauncey Billups, Stephen Curry, Corey Maggette and Anthony Tolliver are the announced players who will join Fredette on the non-Jazz squad. Deseret News

Al Jefferson, Corey Maggette, Derrick Favors, Devin Harris, Anthony Tolliver, Chauncey Billups, Paul Millsap, Lockout, Stephen Curry, Ronnie Price, Jimmer Fredette 

Devin Harris on ramping up workouts: I've been ramped up since July, which is my normal workout routine. I go two-a-days everyday, usually five days a week. Lifting and conditioning in the mornings. Working in the afternoon with some five-on-five work. Who's training him: Normally I work out in Chicago at Tim Grover's. But obviously the baby situation, I had to be here a lot more. So he just sent me one of his guys here, and I work with him along with my other trainer who's based in Dallas, and that's pretty much the bulk of my fitness team. Salt Lake Tribune

Utah Jazz, Devin Harris 

Brian T. Smith: Jazz's Devin Harris said that Al Jefferson has been "working his butt off" since the offseason started. Twitter

Utah Jazz, Al Jefferson, Devin Harris, Lockout 

Brian T. Smith: Harris expects Jazz players will get together in near future if the lockout continues. Joked that Jeremy Evans is "somewhere in the South." Twitter

Utah Jazz, Devin Harris, Lockout 

Devin, if the NBA lockout continues, will you take your talents overseas in order to play this season? Devin Harris: I don't know. It's a tough question. I'm a new family man. My daughter was just born. If we're talking about February and March, then you might be silly not to look at it. I would say no, but things can change. ESPN.com

New Jersey Nets, Devin Harris, Lockout 

Jazz point guard Devin Harris wants to make it work in Utah. Despite being made available to teams during the 2011 NBA Draft, Harris sees the Jazz as an ideal long-term fit and wants to continue to build on what the rebuilding franchise started midway through the 2011-12 season. Salt Lake Tribune

Utah Jazz, Devin Harris 

Brian T. Smith: Jazz's Harris wants to remain with Utah. Good initial fit and sees long-term potential in team. Twitter

Utah Jazz, Trade, Devin Harris 

Brian T. Smith: Jazz's Harris has long been used to trade rumors. Shrugs them off. Wants to stay with Utah and keep building what team has begun. Twitter

Utah Jazz, Trade, Devin Harris 

Brian T. Smith: Jazz's Harris, Jefferson have formed a close friendship since Harris joined Utah on Feb. 23. Harris has also bonded with Corbin. Twitter

Utah Jazz, Trade, Devin Harris 

The Jazz are willing to trade point guard Devin Harris, The Salt Lake Tribune has learned. Meanwhile, Utah general manager Kevin O'Connor has become "very busy" in the last couple hours. Salt Lake Tribune

Utah Jazz, Trade, Devin Harris 

Brian T. Smith: Updates: Jazz's Harris is available. ... Phoenix expected to pass on Fredette if he's available at 13. High on Shumpert. Knicks would ... Twitter

Utah Jazz, Trade, Devin Harris 

Teams are telling me that trade talk really started picking up on Tuesday. Cavs are looking at potential deals using the No. 4 pick and either Baron Davis or Ramon Sessions. Jazz looking for deals. Would be open to discussing Paul Millsap or Devin Harris. ESPN.com

Utah Jazz, Trade, Devin Harris, Paul Millsap 

I've heard some discussion that the Blazers could acquire Devin Harris this summer . . .he makes a lot of sense for Portland, and no sense for the style of play the Jazz are accustomed to. If they can get Devin they could draft a back-up point guard like Fredette (see above) and be just fine. HoopsWorld

New Jersey Nets, Portland Trail Blazers, Trade, Devin Harris 

Jazz general manager Kevin O'Connor pointed in the direction of the franchise's two newest veterans — Al Jefferson and Devin Harris — while recently talking about the subject. O'Connor teased Harris and Jefferson at season's end: "I said, 'Myself and Coach (Tyrone) Corbin and you and Al, we're the four guys who are going to get the blame next year, so tie your hat on.' " Deseret News

Utah Jazz, Al Jefferson, Devin Harris, Kevin O'Connor 

Harris is of that same frame of mind. "I think this team knows how to win. We had some distractions, some injuries, that prevented that," he said, "but I think moving forward with the guys that we have I think that we definitely can win at a high rate." Deseret News

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