Paul Millsap

When training camp opened Saturday, coach Jerry Sloan made it known he had not yet decided if incumbent Carlos Boozer or backup Paul Millsap will start the 2009-10 NBA season at power forward for the Jazz.

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Carlos Boozer

Despite a summer of tension with the organization, Boozer will report on time and be in attendance Friday when the Jazz host media day. Boozer has not commented publicly on his situation in nearly two months.

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Carlos Boozer

ESPN’s Ric Bucher made mentioned Wednesday night that he believed the Jazz were trying to land David Lee in a sign-and-trade that could involve Carlos Boozer.

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Deron Williams

Deron Williams said on national radio that he has heard plenty of rumors about Carlos Boozer being traded around the NBA, but he is as unsure as everybody not in-the-know about what will happen before the 2009-10 season starts up.

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Carlos Boozer

Add the Dallas Mavericks to the list of NBA teams that were — and perhaps still are — interested in acquiring trade-craving Carlos Boozer.

While you are at it, scratch South Africa off of Boozer’s more immediate travel itinerary.

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If you wandered into the Fanzz store at the Gateway on Monday in Utah, you might have been struck by the apparent disconnect between the Jazz’s acceptance of Carlos Boozer’s return this season and the row of Boozer jerseys on sale for 50 percent off.

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Photo by Keith Allison

Upset Utah Jazz fans apparently are not the only ones who felt uneasy with all the eye-batting and flirting that Carlos Boozer recently did in hopes of wooing Miami to trade for him.

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Carlos Boozer

Carlos Boozer still seems to be thinking that he will not be playing for the Utah Jazz next season.

And if you listened to him on Monday when he was down in Florida, it appeared that he really wants to be with the Miami Heat.

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South Beach, Miami

In a recent interview, Carlos Boozer revealed that playing for the Miami Heat is his first choice.

“My wife and I first came here for tax reasons and fell in love with it,” Boozer told the Miami Herald at a basketball camp he holds near Miami, where he lives in the off-season. “Love the palm trees, the laid-back attitude, the sun, quality of life. It’s like paradise here, and I would love to be part of the Heat.

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Among the more intriguing rumors that surfaced on Monday was a three-team deal that would send Shane Battier and Carl Landry from the Houston Rockets to Utah, Carlos Boozer to Chicago, Jerome James and Tyrus Thomas from the Bulls and Kyrylo Fesenko from the Jazz to the Rockets.

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