Players in the NBA, and more specifically with the Jazz, always have had an opportunity to work to make themselves better. Some take advantage of it, some do not. Just a couple of months ago, former Jazz center Greg Ostertag admitted he had regrets because he did not work diligently to improve over the span of his career. He settled, and then uttered some of the saddest words a player can speak: I could have been a lot better.
In pro basketball, more than perhaps any other sport, there’s a ling...
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