Gordon Heyweird: Utah May Never Forgive Gordon Hayward For How He Left It

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Gordon Heyweird: Utah May Never Forgive Gordon Hayward For How He Left It

No former player is more despised and stirs up bad feelings more than Gordon Hayward, but that's due in large part to how he departed the Utah Jazz.

The following is an excerpt from my upcoming book SPORTZZ FRUM HOME, available early 2024. [I’ll be on hiatus ‘til then but will still provide shorter special reports and Humpday news dumps every week.] - Brian

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