Danny Aves says there's no plan for the Utah Jazz.

Does no plan actually mean there's a plan?

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MBA Insider. Thanks so much for tuning in. On today's show, Danny Ainge meets with the

media for his end of year session, 40 minutes long, quite insightful breaking it into two days, today and tomorrow.

Today we will look at Danny Angie's contention that there is no plan.

In the midst of explaining no plan, he might explain what the plan is is he also tells us for the least in my

opinion for the first time why are the jazz not fully tanking like the Houston rockets and

losing 60 games in three years but instead playing in this middle ground a little bit as he does I think at that point show what the plan is for the Utah Jazz also I asked him if there's anybody on this roster who like Marcus Martin Kendrick Perkins that are non-star players that stuck with him the whole time of Boston that have struck his eye.

He gives us a name of a player and we'll look at last night when the dynasty died in

O. K.C. got super lucky plus a few other notes from the presser.

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