Utah Jazz head coach Jerry Sloan, the longest tenured coach in any of the four major professional sports in North America, resigned Thursday afternoon in Salt Lake City. His assistant, Phil Johnson, also quit the team
Tyrone Corbin, who played for the Jazz from 1991-1994, was named the new coach at a news conference.
Apparently, he was tired of losing in the NBA playoffs to teams with actual talent. Poor guy.
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