Here’s a story out of Utah about how Bremerton’s Marvin Williams is fitting in with the Jazz. Biggest revelation from the story? Marvin likes table tennis so much, he keeps his own paddle in his backpack.
Sounds like Marvin Williams and Mo Williams are going to have this problem all season.
Here’s what the Jazz experienced during their first practice a few days ago. The first preseason game is Monday.

Wherever Marvin Willimas goes, and the media is involved, the first thing that comes up his politeness, his nice-guy persona. He made that same impact in Salt Lake City Wednesday, as a local columnist noted.
Here’s Marvin’s comments on the trade. Here’s a look at how he could fit into the Jazz’s lineup.
For the first time since high school, Marvin won’t be wearing No. 24. Here’s the story behind that.

Marvin Williams’ seven-year run with the Atlanta Hawks is over. The Hawks traded the forward from Bremerton to the Utah Jazz for guard Devin Harris.
We’ll have more on this later.

Here’s one columnist who thinks now that Marvin Williams is healthy, he’s in for a bounce-back season.

Here’s a fun video out of Atlanta about Marvin Williams.

Forward Marvin Williams of the Atlanta Hawks, who has been out since Dec.29 with a back injury, started working out last week, Michael Cunningham wrote in a story by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Cunningham wrote that Williams has been cleared for contact.

“I feel good,” Williams said. “I haven’t had any pain probably in a week now. I am starting to get my strength back. My conditioning is coming back. I am excited.”

You can read the rest of the story on the health of the Hawks here.