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I don't know why, but I always felt really bad for Harris. He played in New Jersey, that has to suck ***. He publicly said the Nets killed his love for Basketball. Utah had slowly revived that. I hope Harris does well. He is a great player and I hope he continues to play like he did in the 2nd half of this past season for the Hawks.

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Ahh, pwna sucking off another bitch of a man. I love millionaires who cry on your shoulder too.

Good riddance, hairball.
 
This thread can begin and end with his clutch floater and subsequent floor-pounding spaz attack.
 
I have always like him and think he is a good player and a great person. He was never a great fit here with our system and players.
 
Cyrone Torbin said:
I don't know why, but I always felt really bad for Harris. He played in New Jersey, that has to suck ***. He publicly said the Nets killed his love for Basketball. Utah had slowly revived that. I hope Harris does well.
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Save that opening for if Big Al is traded, you'll only need to do three Find&Replace's.
 
The Jazz and Harris weren't made for each others, that's the reason we won't remember him as a ferocious pg which is his actual potential to be.

Anyway, hope both the Jazz and he will be better hereafter.
 
Broncster said:
I have always like him and think he is a good player and a great person. He was never a great fit here with our system and players.
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+1

Plus, he never acted in any unprofessional way, nor said any unprofessional remarks. I agree that he wasn't the player we hoped for, but I have nothing but respect for him.
 
I always liked him and was very impressed with the way he handled himself. Hope he finds himself a good home that fits.
 
Agree with most of the positive stuff that's been said. All and all not a bad player, just demanded to start and wasn't worth his contract. I'm amazed that we got value, I didn't think it was possible.

Good luck Devin, hope you can keep the fire alive.
 
It's been mentioned repeatedly but the unfortunate part for Harris is right away he went to Dallas and was expected to replace Steve Nash, then went to NJ and had to replace Jason Kidd, then came to Utah and had to replace Deron Williams. He's not a perfect player by any stretch but those are tough positions to be put into and he was very professional in all of them, particularly in Dallas where Avery really rode him hard as a young player.
 
vslice02 said:
It's been mentioned repeatedly but the unfortunate part for Harris is right away he went to Dallas and was expected to replace Steve Nash, then went to NJ and had to replace Jason Kidd, then came to Utah and had to replace Deron Williams. He's not a perfect player by any stretch but those are tough positions to be put into and he was very professional in all of them, particularly in Dallas where Avery really rode him hard as a young player.
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Exactly. The guy isn't great, but he has always been professional in Utah. I think he put forth an honest effort to compete after being in a **** situation in New Jersey. He showed real heart in the latter part of the season and it was fun to watch. He wasn't a good fit, but he still played good.
 
As we go on, we remember all the times we had together. And as our lives change, come whatever, we will still be friends forever.

H.A.G.S., Devin.
 
Devin is a good player, a real professional. Unfortunately he's not in the right system. He really came on big for us at the end of last season and I started really liking him. I do think this is a good trade, but I wish Devin well. I hope he does well in Atlanta and gets a warm reception when they come here to play.
 
I thought we could get by with Devin as our PG. I didn't hate him by any means. And towards the end he started to seem like he was fitting in better. I won't miss him, but, I'm not glad he's gone either.

Best of luck in ATL.
 
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