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Jazz sign Keyonte George to 5-year, $157-million deal

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SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4 Sports) - The Utah Jazz have locked up star guard Keyonte George for the long term. 5-million deal to stay with the Jazz. The deal does not include a team or player option, ESPN is reporting.

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