The Utah Jazz seemed to be able to teach shooting,

and that changes everything for the franchise.

It's next on Locked on Jazz.

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for tuning in and being an every day or being a part of the core of the audience and thank you for making Locked on Jazz your first list of the day. We will wrap up the show

today with a late game watch like we do during the playoffs. Donovan was unbelievable. We'll

game note what we got from games last night. I've got some thoughts on where the NBA is going

and how much they're letting everyone play and And I don't love it, honestly.

Everyone wanted 1990s physical basketball. They got it. I am not a fan. We'll talk about that as well.

But let's start off with what is probably the single most important thing that the Utah Jazz may have done this last year.

And that is teach shooting. This was a developmental year, draft position year.

We did it very well. Everything was executed well. But let's look at four young players and what the jazz have been able to do with them. Let's start with the long-term project of Johnny Juzing.

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