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Trevor Booker speaks glowingly about Utah

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Booker was great here, I loved his energy and attitude. Sad to see him go but it makes him sense. And if I go to a game that he is on the other team I'll cheer for him no doubt
 
Thee jazz fan said:
My position has nothing to do with how he left or why he left. Simply put he's not on the Jazz I don't want him hearing cheers, therefore giving him good feelings to help him play well. He's now the enemy. Off court love him on court hate him.
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He went to Brooklyn for heaven sakes... I think you can chill out a bit. Also if he is still raving about the team and organization then I don't think he's the enemy. Ever person who talks positively about being here helps our chances of bringing guys in.
 
Thee jazz fan said:
My position has nothing to do with how he left or why he left. Simply put he's not on the Jazz I don't want him hearing cheers, therefore giving him good feelings to help him play well. He's now the enemy. Off court love him on court hate him.
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Yes, we get it. You're tough. You have muscles. Please lighten up.
 
I look at it differently. If you played for the Jazz were a good teammate and didn't bash the team, city or organization then I will always cheer for you when you play the Jazz I will applaud/ovation before the game. During the game I root for the Jazz, but I am not going to boo any former player even the bad ones. If I boo then they might think I care. When in reality I don't care about players who have never played for my team when they are playing against it.

Booker deserves to be applauded when he returns. He was a class act on and off the court.
 
Booker played nasty, and always made highlight plays.

Its really the only thing this current squad is missing. That type of aggressive mean energy player.
 
Booker was the kind of guy you would always love to have on your team. The big brother that kicks the naughty boy's *** who pushes you and makes you cry. And he was a great dunker too. I won't forget the time he bitch slapped Roy Hibbert.
 
Dude was a monster on switches last year too imo. Really upped his perimeter D.

And always grabbed rebounds like a boss.
 
Thee jazz fan said:
I won't boo him, but I'll be damned if I will give a standing ovation for the enemy. I love Booker but he's on another team. Felt the same way about Malone.
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Booker wanted to stay. He said that a few times. But he knew Lyles was replacing him. Jazz didn't offer him a contract. So if I were at the game, I'd definitely give him a standing O. He brought toughness and energy. His Kanter comments earn him a permanent place on my list of favorite players. Good to hear him talk positively about Utah. He could be bitter, but he's not. I hope he has a fantastic season.
 
Stifle Tower said:
Booker wanted to stay. He said that a few times. But he knew Lyles was replacing him. Jazz didn't offer him a contract. So if I were at the game, I'd definitely give him a standing O. He brought toughness and energy. His Kanter comments earn him a permanent place on my list of favorite players. Good to hear him talk positively about Utah. He could be bitter, but he's not. I hope he has a fantastic season.
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Fine go be a Nets fan ridiculous to cheer for someone on the other team. No one should feel good in our house


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Thee jazz fan said:
Fine go be a Nets fan ridiculous to cheer for someone on the other team. No one should feel good in our house


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Who said anything about cheering for the Nets? I would have booed Deron had I gone to a Nets game. But I'd give a round of applause for Jeremy Evans, too (except subs don't get introduced). I wouldn't cheer if Booker made a dunk or blocked a shot. I don't cheer for ANY opponent to do well against Utah. But I would stand up and cheer when he first entered the game.
 
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