The Utah Jazz have got to start defending the three-point line better.

Or do they? It's next on an analytical shift in the NBA on locked on jazz.

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The Utah Jazz are allowing opponents to shoot 40% from the three point line.

It's got to stop, right?

Maybe, or maybe there's a shift in the NBA

and you're not going to let someone shoot 40% but you're going to let him

shoot threes. What have we crossed the line on amount of three-point shots teams

are going to take we're doing analytical deep dive some of the news that came out of Sloan,

update some things that's been written recently by John Hollinger, amongst others.

David Thorpe, Henry Abbott, on where the league is right now, and maybe the Jazz, who are allowing 40% from three, and last

night a Chicago Bulls team went bananas from three almost all night long and

beat the jazz as they finished 17 of 39 for 44% maybe the jazz strategy isn't that bad.

Bubbling in, not that good,

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