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Sloan, Arroyo couldn't see eye to eye

By Chad Ford
ESPN Insider

Friday, January 21, 2005

Three months ago, everything was going Carlos Arroyo's way. From his first successful NBA season, a big four-year, $16 million contract and an impressive turn directing traffic for Puerto Rico in the Olympics, Arroyo felt he was on top of the world. He was a hero in his home country, a marketing superstar who was treated the way Yao Ming is in China or Dirk Nowitzki in Germany. His team, the Jazz, had made significant upgrades in the summer that had the team poised to be a serious playoff co ...

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