Former Jazz player Kyrylo Fesenko on Russia’s Vladimir Putin after invasion: “I hate him from the depth of my heart.”

A fan favorite in the 2000s, Fesenko’s once unfettered joy has given way to fear and anger

(David Zalubowski | AP) Former Utah Jazz center Kyrylo Fesenko, of Ukraine, warms up before facing the Denver Nuggets in the first quarter of Game 6 of the teams' first-round Western Conference playoff series on Wednesday, April 28, 2010, in Denver. As the Russian attacks on his home country continue, Fesenko's concerns for his family's safety have grown.

Former Jazz player Kyrylo Fesenko on Russia’s Vladimir Putin after invasion: “I hate him from the depth of my heart.”

A fan favorite in the 2000s, Fesenko’s once unfettered joy has given way to fear and anger

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