Jerry Sloan resigned as coach of the Jazz on Thursday, February 10, 2011, in Salt Lake City, bringing to a stunning end a long career in Utah that included most of his 1,221 career coaching ...

Legendary Utah Jazz Hall of Fame head coach Jerry Sloan died Friday of complications from Parkinson’s disease and Lewy body dementia at age 78.

Legendary Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan shared his neat trick that prolonged the careers of John Stockton and Karl Malone.

Jerry Sloan, a Bulls legend before becoming a Hall of Fame coach, once joked he could've handled Michael Jordan—if MJ was only 12 years old.

"He draws so much attention," Sloan said at the time via ESPN. "You give too much help; somebody else is open. If you don't give enough help, he's got what he wants, kind of like Miss America.

Jerry Sloan often was at his best when circumstances weren’t. Winning was one thing for the ultra-competitive, no-nonsense NBA lifer, a Hall of Famer who was on the scene for more than 50 years ...

HOUSTON - MAY 5: Head coach Jerry Sloan talks with Deron Williams #8 of the Utah Jazz in Game Seven of the Western Conference Quarterfinals during the 2007 NBA Playoffs at Toyota Center May 5 ...

Jerry Sloan, tenacious as a player for the Chicago Bulls and coach of the Utah Jazz, died Friday at the age of 78.. The Jazz announced that Sloan died from complications from Parkinson's disease ...

Former Utah Jazz Coach Jerry Sloan, 'One of the Greatest,' Dies at 78 "His hard-nosed approach only made him more beloved," the Utah Jazz wrote in a statement honoring Jerry Sloan, ...

Jerry Sloan impossibly fought his way to the top, to a place where those who cherished him not only made him one of their own, but held him in the highest possible regard. The man they’ll miss.

Jerry Sloan was once one of the NBA's best point guards, though sadly, he held the title at a point in history in which it hardly had any meaning.

Jerry Sloan is About to Start His 22nd year at the helm of the Utah Jazz. Quite an accomplishment for any coach in any sport, but more amazing considering the current culture in sports of firing ...