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Ex-Utah Jazz coach Frank Layden dies

Former and current Utah Jazz owenership pay tribute to Frank Layden

FILE - Frank Layden, former president of the Utah Jazz, is introduced during a 20-year reunion ceremony for the team that reached the 1997 NBA Finals, at halftime of the Jazz's basketball game against the New York Knicks on March 22, 2017, in Salt Lake City. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, Pool, File) Credit: ASSOCIATED PRESS

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Frank Layden, who led Utah Jazz to first playoffs, dies at 93

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NBA World Reacts to Passing of Utah Jazz Legend Frank Layden

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‘A Legend, who always made me smile’: How social media reacted to Frank Layden’s death

Layden, who coached the Utah Jazz in the 1980s and also served as the team’s general manager for over a decade, was a pillar in the Utah sports community and was known for his infectious, fun-loving ...

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Frank Layden, transformational Utah Jazz coach and general manager, dies at 93

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Frank Layden, First Coach to Take Jazz to Playoffs, Dies at 93

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White Sox pay tribute to late closer Bobby Jenks by wearing '45' uniform patches

The Chicago White Sox paid tribute to late closer Bobby Jenks by wearing “45” patches on their uniforms on Thursday night.

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Mourners pay tribute to Frank ‘Digger’ Dawson

Balloons float in the air Thursday afternoon at the conclusion of Frank “Digger” Dawson’s tribute in front of the Clock Tower. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi) EAST LIVERPOOL — Three decades after the Clock Tower’s dedication, Frank “Digger” Dawson could not have anticipated that days ...

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AT END OF LINE, FRANK LAYDEN HAS LAST LAUGH WITH KNICKS

CHARLESTON, S. C. – The second guest speaker at the College of Charleston’s booster club dinner took the podium and began his talk with a question. “Can you hear me? ” Frank…

Gordon Monson: Remembering the heart and humor of Frank Layden, a Utah icon, who has died at age 93

Two things most outsiders, fans and admirers of all kinds of the former Jazz coach and team president, failed to realize and understand about Utah’s funny man: 1) He was three-fourths serious for every one-fourth humorous, and 2) Basketball wasn’t all that important to him. Living was.