Karl Malone is still upset about Jerry Sloan's departure
Posted by Unknown on Friday, February 03, 2012 with No comments
Almost a year to the day that the events began that led to Jerry Sloan's departure from Utah after coaching there for 23 years, Jazz legend Karl Malone took to the airwaves to voice his displeasure with the move.
“On the whole handling of that, I would have to give [them] a D or F, and I would lean more toward an F
.......I know for a fact that [Sloan] was overridden on practices sometime on the road because Deron was calling our G.M. at that time,” Malone said. “ … You give a guy that much power, and he’s the kind of player you think he played hard all the time, but if he wanted to sulk he could sulk. … I never went to Larry [Miller] to talk about Coach Sloan. … It’s not one time, in my gut and heart, that I would go over his head.”
“On the whole handling of that, I would have to give [them] a D or F, and I would lean more toward an F
.......I know for a fact that [Sloan] was overridden on practices sometime on the road because Deron was calling our G.M. at that time,” Malone said. “ … You give a guy that much power, and he’s the kind of player you think he played hard all the time, but if he wanted to sulk he could sulk. … I never went to Larry [Miller] to talk about Coach Sloan. … It’s not one time, in my gut and heart, that I would go over his head.”
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