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» Monday, May 27 2013

Utah small forward/shooting guard Gordon Hayward was also a teammate of Williams. Hayward called Williams a leader offensively, defensively and spiritually. “As far as what he brings through Christ, he connects the way he plays. He leads by example,” Hayward said. Baptist Messenger

 

» Friday, May 24 2013

 

» Tuesday, May 21 2013

 

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» Tuesday, February 19 2013

 

» Tuesday, February 12 2013

The Suns also have shown interest in a bigger splash for Utah’s Al Jefferson or Gordon Hayward. Dudley could be a part of either of those deals with center Marcin Gortat likely needed to make one work for Jefferson, a 28-year-old power forward who makes $14 million and is averaging 17.4 points and 9.5 rebounds. Hayward, a 22-year-old swingman, is averaging 13.5 points in a reserve role. “We all realize this is a business,” Suns interim head coach Lindsey Hunter said. “I was a player once, and I was traded a couple times. It’s nothing personal. It’s just business, and I think guys understand that now.” Arizona Republic

 

» Monday, February 11 2013

Gordon Hayward was expected to practice Monday and could return to game action as early as Tuesday, coach Tyrone Corbin said. The third-year reserve has missed eight games with a right shoulder sprain suffered at the end of the Jazz’s win over Indiana on Jan. 26. Salt Lake Tribune

The Suns also have shown interest in a bigger splash for Utah’s Al Jefferson or Gordon Hayward. Dudley could be a part of either of those deals with center Marcin Gortat likely needed to make one work for Jefferson, a 28-year-old power forward who makes $14 million and is averaging 17.4 points and 9.5 rebounds. Hayward, a 22-year-old swingman, is averaging 13.5 points in a reserve role. Arizona Republic

Ric Bucher: Latest word on Utah Jazz and who they'll keep vs. deal between Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap: Jefferson is the likeliest to stay right now, according to several opposing team executives. Consensus is the Jazz can't afford to keep both with Gordon Hayward soon to be eligible for an extension and the belief that Hayward is in the team's long-term plans. Sulia

 

» Sunday, January 27 2013

 

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» Wednesday, November 21 2012

The third-year guard played as a reserve again, as the Utah Jazz once again started a big lineup against the Houston Rockets. In the 102-91 win at EnergySolutions Arena, Hayward was one of the best players on the floor. He scored 15 points and combined with Marvin Williams to give Utah a presence when the starters sat down to rest. The two displaced starters provided energy when the big lineup sputtered, and depth when the Jazz fell into an early deficit. "I’ve never had a problem with starting or coming off the bench," Hayward said. "It’s just a matter of being ready with whatever the role is for that night. You have to play hard and you have to be aggressive." Salt Lake Tribune

 

» Wednesday, November 7 2012

 

» Friday, October 26 2012

 

» Wednesday, October 24 2012

It’s Year Three for Hayward, and he enters this season with an elevated status on the Jazz roster. For the first time, he is the undisputed starting shooting guard, and a primary scoring option on a team without a go-to points producer. "As an NBA player, you want to be a starter," Hayward said. "You want to be one of the main guys on your team. I’ve put in a lot of work to get where I’m at." Salt Lake Tribune

 

» Sunday, September 23 2012

Hayward is still too polite and deferential to demand he must start when Utah tips off its regular season Oct. 31 at Dallas. But for the first time in his career, he’s on the verge of publicly demanding respect. "I’ve shown that I belong in the league," said Hayward, who averaged 11.8 points, 3.5 rebounds and 3.1 assists last season during 66 games (58 starts). "And it’s something that you work for and you work towards, and now I know that I belong ... and now you push yourself even further." Salt Lake Tribune

 

» Tuesday, May 22 2012

Hayward (6-8, 210, Butler) was one of two Jazz players to appear in all 66 games (58 starts) in 2011-12, averaging 11.8 points, 3.5 rebounds and 3.1 assists in 30.5 minutes during his second NBA season. "The USA Select Team was a vital part of the USA Men's National Team's training in 2007, 2008 and 2010, and again in 2012 we'll utilize this team of select NBA players to help get our National Team ready for the very competitive summer that is ahead of us," said Jerry Colangelo, USA Basketball chairman. "Being chosen for the Select Team is quite an honor, and it's an important step in becoming involved in USA Basketball's National Team program in the future. In the past, current national team finalists like Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, Kevin Love, Derrick Rose, LaMarcus Aldridge, Andre Iguodala, as well as many other outstanding players got their USA National Team start through the Select Team." Deseret News

 

» Monday, May 21 2012

 
 

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