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"The best pure point guard who ever played the game" --Charles Barkley |
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High praise
» Terry Irwin » Ryne Sandberg » Mark Rypien » Kerry Pickett » Dan Fitzgerald » Jack Stockton » Frank Layden |
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Facts and figures
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![]() Utah Jazz guard John Stockton, right, looks to pass against pressure from Dallas Mavericks guard Steve Nash during an April game in Salt Lake City. (AP Photo/Steve C. Wilson)
Previous Spokesman-Review stories
» Start to finish, it was about the game (5/3/2003) » Stockton shrugs off milestone birthday (3/24/2002) » Just another day for Utah's Stockton (11/27/2000) » Stockton named top player of 20th century by Seattle newspaper (1/9/2000) » Milestone: 13,000 assists (4/18/1999) » Milestone: 15,000 points (3/14/1998) » Jazz lose Stockton 6-8 weeks (10/15/1997) » Stockton selected academic all-timer (7/12/1997) » Stockton's play too spectacular overlook (6/10/1997) » Stockton's reputation a bit painful (6/3/1997) » Milestone: 12,000 assists (3/18/1997) » Stockton king of give and take, without fanfare (2/21/1996) » Man of steal (2/21/1996) » Stoic Stockton breaks out (2/4/1996) » Stockton among 26 finalists to join the GTE academic all-america hall of fame (3/5/1995) » Passing into history (2/2/1995) » Spokane's favorite dish (2/1/1995) » Stockton moves past Oscar Robertson (1/29/1995) » When it comes to the records, Stockton passes (9/28/1994) |
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