Hey, it's Zach and the annual NBA on Christmas Day tradition continues with five of the best gifts anyone could ask for.

The star-studded schedule starts at noon, Easter 9am, Pacific on ESPN with the hawks taking on the nix at Madison Square Garden.

Then over on ABC, the Celtic Square of against the Bucks followed by the Suns hosting the Warriors.

Then on ABC and ESPN, the nets battle the Lakers with the Dig Capdoth, whoof,

by the Mav's clashing with the Jazz at 1030 Eastern, 730 Pacific on ESPN, what a Christmas Day NBA lineup.

And now the low post.

Welcome to the low post podcast on Christmas Eve Eve.

We are going to talk about some of the Christmas games which unfortunately have been ravaged

by the Omicron variant outbreak in the NBA and in the world. We'll talk about that too in some of the

suburbling debates about how the NBA should handle that, but we're going to bounce around with some of the

Christmas teams that have perhaps not received as much coverage as some others.

And to do that, one of my favorite guests, one of the people's favorite guests, the original

guest of the low post podcast, Mr. Kevin Arnivitz. How are you?

I'm well. How are you?

I'm hanging in. By coincidence, this is purely a coincidence, a nice bit of kismet, you might say.

I wanted to talk about three teams that I think have been flying under the radar.

I did not even realize that they're all playing on Christmas because COVID has

decimated Christmas games to such a degree that I barely even paid attention to who's playing.

But we're going to start with the Utah Jazz. Are you ready to go on the Utah Jazz, Mr. Arnivitz?

I'm ready to go on the Utah Jazz. Who isn't?

Well, I don't know about that, but lots of people aren't.

Because they don't get a lot of attention. I think they're flying under the radar. Let's go

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