KhaOZ
Well-Known Member
I'm sure like 70% of you saw this on the Jazz facebook, but for those who didn't, here you go:
https://www.nba.com/jazz/features/2010hof_karlmalone_bestofvideos.html
They really were amazing. When I watch these videos, it's like watching a piece of my childhood since I and my entire family more than watched every game. I say "more than watched" cause I believe we felt the joy of their triumphs and the pain in their losses. Many of us long time die hard Jazz fans have lived and died on the court each night with those 2(Stock & Malone).
While we may have no ring to show for the years of effort, I do believe the years of treasures those two brought us are worth more than a few of the championships I've seen won. Boston for example. They bring in a whole new team `cept for Pierce and get a ring for the first time in a long time. I personally(not that I expect everyone to agree with me) don't see how a Boston fan can have the emotional investment and joy from that quicky ring as we Jazz fans even felt after Stockton's 3 to just win the west. But that's my opinion.
I miss those two a lot, and in this era of not knowing where your star player might be next year, I am grateful Stock and Malone stayed true to the Jazz like they did.
https://www.nba.com/jazz/features/2010hof_karlmalone_bestofvideos.html
They really were amazing. When I watch these videos, it's like watching a piece of my childhood since I and my entire family more than watched every game. I say "more than watched" cause I believe we felt the joy of their triumphs and the pain in their losses. Many of us long time die hard Jazz fans have lived and died on the court each night with those 2(Stock & Malone).
While we may have no ring to show for the years of effort, I do believe the years of treasures those two brought us are worth more than a few of the championships I've seen won. Boston for example. They bring in a whole new team `cept for Pierce and get a ring for the first time in a long time. I personally(not that I expect everyone to agree with me) don't see how a Boston fan can have the emotional investment and joy from that quicky ring as we Jazz fans even felt after Stockton's 3 to just win the west. But that's my opinion.
I miss those two a lot, and in this era of not knowing where your star player might be next year, I am grateful Stock and Malone stayed true to the Jazz like they did.