网址：http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,660203427,00.html Kirilenko's injury not serious C.J. Miles sees time at small forward By Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News ORLANDO — Andrei Kirilenko sprained an ankle, again. This time, though, the injury is not believed to be as serious as previous sprains that over the last few seasons have caused the Jazz's starting small forward to miss multiple games. Jazz trainer Gary Briggs said X-rays of Kirilenko's left ankle from multiple angles all were negative, and there was no swelling in the joint — as so often accompanies such an injury. "You still treat it the same — you just don't have the swelling to get out," Briggs said, adding Kirilenko "said he stepped on somebody's foot." Kirilenko was scoreless with no shot attempts in 21 minutes when he exited in the second minute of the third quarter in Utah's loss to Orlando on Wednesday. He also had two rebounds, two assists, two blocks, two steals and two turnovers at the time. Briggs said Kirilenko, who missed six games earlier this season with a sprained right ankle, will be a game-time decision for Friday's visit to Philadelphia. After Kirilenko's backup, Matt Harpring, encountered foul trouble Wednesday, Jazz coach Jerry Sloan turned to infrequently used former starting shooting guard C.J. Miles for 10 off-the-bench minutes. "C.J., I thought, played hard," Sloan said. "(But) he made a couple mistakes for a young player. ... He wasn't quite ready to go in the game, and those things hurt you." SLOAN ON KRYSTKOWIAK: After Sloan learned the Milwaukee Bucks had fired head coach Terry Stotts on Wednesday with plans to promote assistant Larry Krystkowiak, the Jazz coach expressed angst over yet another NBA coach losing his job — and offered nothing but kind words for one of his former players. "I think he'll do a good job," Sloan said of Krystkowiak, who played 71 games for Utah in the 1992-93 season and, until Wednesday's developments, was in line for the vacant University of Utah head coaching post. "We really enjoyed coaching him when he was here. He was a nice man, and I think he's got some toughness about him," Sloan added. "He played smart, he played hard. He was a tough guy. He was not afraid of anybody." Stotts' departure pushes to 189 the number of NBA coaching changes since Sloan succeeded Frank Layden in Utah on Dec. 9, 1988. HE SAID IT: Orlando coach Brian Hill, when asked about not using ex-Jazz point guard Carlos Arroyo against Utah on Wednesday: "I used guys that I thought were going to help us win the game. I thought we were playing pretty damn good, so I didn't see a need to go any deeper than the guys we were playing." FAMILY TIES: The son of 1986 Jazz first-round draft choice Dell Curry will lead Davidson (N.C.) College of the Southern Conference in today's NCAA Tournament opening-round game against the University of Maryland. Stephen Curry has averaged more than 21 points per game this season as the freshman point guard for Davidson. "He's fearless," Dell Curry — who played 16 NBA seasons (one for the Jazz) and is now player programs director for the Charlotte Bobcats — told ESPN.com. "He wants the ball during crunch time, and that's something you can't coach." MISC.: Wednesday was rookie Ronnie Brewer's turn to be inactive ... The Magic were without would-be starter Darko Milicic because of a lower-back strain ... The Jazz's consecutive losses are their first since late January ... Jazz point guard Deron Williams was tagged with his first technical foul of the season. -- 身为一个教练你对这一点(成就)永远不会感到满足，这也是这个职业的悲哀，当你感到 满足之後你就会不思进取，你不会想要更为进步，这也是为什麽我总是对球员的要求如 此严格，我希望他们不断的做出尝试，那能够让他们成为一个更为杰出的球员。(aly译) ~ Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan ~ --

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