#writerslift author of Long Shots and Layups #UtahJazz#TakeNote
love my wife, my four children & their significant others, my grandchildren, & my friends
Here's the inside story of how a top US sports franchise functions, how one man brought it to Utah against the advice of the NBA, how another man & his family gave it new life, passionately embracing the team. Check out Long Shots & Layups in Amazon:
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Working on my second book, all about life in the sixties, when I grew up. Lots of crazy things happened during that time. Just about everything you can think of. Except a pandemic!
Hey, everyone: If you are looking for a Father's Day gift, I might recommend a sports/business book about the golden era of the Utah Jazz: Long Shots and Layups. Available on Amazon and at https://t.co/QicomcjNDQ.
My son, Taylor, just created a pro basketball web site that tracks teams and players. It's quite innovative. You can check it out at https://t.co/ZtP79aN5p9.
One of the most important things I learned during my career at the Jazz was to never take any measure of success for granted. As Red Skelton said, "You have to be funny every day. Doesn't matter if you were funny yesterday". https://t.co/EgXi3RJwwd;
Choose words carefully. When Isiah Thomas played for the Pistons, he called Larry Bird just an "average player" in a post-game interview after losing to the Celtics. When Larry was made GM of the Pacers his first call was to then head coach Isiah Thomas. https://t.co/QicomcjNDQ;
Hoping to sell some more books during the holidays so I can start writing more consistently again. Hard to focus on my next writing project while this one still looms.
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