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» Wednesday, April 6 2011

 

» Friday, April 1 2011

Life's little joys, which come few and far between in the cold, harsh reality that is the NBA. Not that Hayward has an iota of remorse over his decision to declare. "I'm 100 percent satisfied with where I am now, and blessed to be here, and haven't looked back,'' he said. "There's nothing like playing against the best competition in the world every day, and there's also nothing like being able to play basketball every day and only worry about basketball. I've been able to come to the gym every day and shoot, and I've never been as good of a shooter as I am now, just because it's what I do. It's my job.'' Yahoo! Sports

And, most importantly, like going from someone playing sporadically – if at all &ndashl in November and December to someone who the Jazz now use for 37 minutes in multiple games. "His versatility and his confidence level are starting to show a little bit now,'' Corbin said, "because he's been here all year, and he's had some successes, he's had some failures, he's been happy about the way he played, and then he wasn't so happy sometimes about the way he's played.'' Yahoo! Sports

 

» Wednesday, March 30 2011

 

» Friday, March 18 2011

Dime: Was it the same reaction for Deron getting traded? Gordon Hayward: It opens up your eyes to the fact that it’s a business. No one – no matter if you’re an All-Star – is incapable of being traded. I remember I walked into the training room and he was with guys laughing and the next minute you hear the news that he’s gone, that he’s traded. I was like, “Man that was quick!” So obviously some of the other guys were much more emotional on the team. He’s been here his whole career, so I’m sure it was more difficult emotionally for them. But he was a great guy to play with and obviously an All-Star point guard and it’s tough to replace a guy like him, but at the same time we’ve got great new players and they’ve blended in great with us. Dime

Dime: What was the reaction like in the locker room after hearing of Coach Sloan’s departure? Gordon Hayward: I mean, it was kind of shocking because it came so quickly – it was just suddenly brought upon us. I got a phone call that said Coach Sloan is resigning, we’re going to have normal shootaround and so forth. Man, it just hits you, like they’re actually gone. I can’t imagine the Utah fans whom that’s all they knew about the Utah Jazz was Coach Sloan – who’s been coaching longer than I was alive – what they were going through. I think he was a great coach, but at the same time it is an organization with players and we’ve got to be with Coach Ty and know that he’s capable of leading. Dime

 

» Tuesday, March 8 2011

 

» Thursday, February 10 2011

Jazz rookie forward Gordon Hayward will join teammate Deron Williams next week in Los Angeles during the All-Star break, and will be one of two Utah player representatives involved in scheduled NBA labor negotiations. Williams will take the lead role. Meanwhile, Hayward will help fill in for Ronnie Price, the Jazz's main team rep, who will not make the trip. Salt Lake Tribune

 

» Friday, January 14 2011

 

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» Saturday, October 30 2010

 

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» Friday, October 1 2010

 

» Wednesday, September 29 2010

Still unaccustomed to the actual purchase power of his newfound riches, Hayward — 20-year-old Hoosier, Jazz rookie millionaire, newly minted Larry H. Miller dealership loyalist — is not nearly spoiled enough yet to think so ostentatiously. He got a Honda Accord. "That's a good, practical car for me," Hayward said Tuesday, after his first session of fall two-a-day training camp. "The first car I've ever owned, so that was real exciting when I drove off with it the first time." Deseret News

The Accord — most sticker well under $30,000 — is a little more low-to-the-road than the minivan, but not far removed from the class in which he's been rolling. "I had a (Honda) Civic growing up, too," said Hayward, who nicknamed his old van White Warrior in a futile attempt to make it cool. "So it's an upgrade from the Civic." Deseret News

 

» Thursday, July 1 2010

 

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