SALT LAKE CITY -
The Utah Jazz have asked Carlos Boozer to stop talking about how much he would love to play for other teams, but the forward can not cease expressing his excitement over the Miami Heat. He talked to a Miami radio station on Monday morning.
"They have a brand new coach who is very exciting," Boozer said. "He coaches with a lot of enthusiasm and they have one of the best players in the game so if a player does come to the Miami Heat, they have a lot to look forward to on top of being in Miami."
Boozer said Florida is also great because there is no state income tax.
"We are all going through a tough time right now financially, but at the same time, to live in a place where we don't have to pay state tax, it gives you a little more of the money that you earned in your bank account."
Boozer makes $12.7 million a year on his current salary with the Utah Jazz.
"They have a brand new coach who is very exciting," Boozer said. "He coaches with a lot of enthusiasm and they have one of the best players in the game so if a player does come to the Miami Heat, they have a lot to look forward to on top of being in Miami."
Boozer said Florida is also great because there is no state income tax.
"We are all going through a tough time right now financially, but at the same time, to live in a place where we don't have to pay state tax, it gives you a little more of the money that you earned in your bank account."
Boozer makes $12.7 million a year on his current salary with the Utah Jazz.
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