Will Hardy and the Jazz may have figured out the offense.

The defense isn't nearly as bad as it feels,

which really means this team continues to just be way better than we thought.

It's next on Locked on Jazz.

But-um-bum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pp-ppppppppppppoup-pppppoup-pppaw. How are you? I am David Locke, Radio Voice to Utah Jazz. Jazz MBA insider. This is Locked

on Jazz. It's your daily podcast in Utah Jazz. Can you insight, expertise, geeky numbers,

and hopefully making it way better to be a jazz fan each and every day. Thank you so much for making Locked on Jazz

your first listen to the day. And thank you for making locked on the number one sports

podcast network. You're awesome. Appreciate you so much. And the everydayers out there,

you truly are the best. Thanks for making us what we are. All right, here is our plan for the day.

It is a Will Wednesday. I'm going to get Will Hardy talking about his relationship with

Keante George and how it was built. Some interesting comments there from yesterday. We'll highlight

that. The Jazz lost to the Lakers last night, but it was, it's interesting. I dug in today

expecting kind of to find some trends

that are daunting. Our schedule is particularly daunting coming up here. And I didn't really find

that, honestly. Now, we have not played many of the top 10 offenses or defenses.

But I'll still show you something that's interesting.

So like Oklahoma City, we play coming up.

We've played Detroit.

We've not played San Antonio in the regular season.

We've not played Houston.

We've not played Denver.

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