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On this episode of the heat check, we dig into some news from around the NBA,

specifically around Quinn Snyder's exit from Utah and what it means moving forward.

And of course, we delve into Golden State's bounce back win in the bay.

Yes we do. Also some new news out in Lakerland which we'll get to as well.

Man, it's a new sheriff in town. So got lots to get into, Brock. So let's hit that damn beat.

So we knew Utah was on shaky ground, right, for the last two years.

They've been bad. They've been doing things all the wrong way.

The most fraudulent number one seed in the NBA, they've had early exits to Denver,

they gave up a huge lead to the Clippers, just a disastrous fashion after disastrous

fashion.

Their center from France shut down the entire NBA because he wanted to cough on every single

random mic that he could find making fun of, I don't know, probably one of the worst

pandemics we've ever had in history. He didn't know that, so that's fine. That leads to tension

between him and Donovan Mitchell, and that has continued on and spiraled out of control to the point

where now we have new ownership like D. Wade coming in, trying to assuage things, trying to massage things

between Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert, which is not working because he only passes Rudy Gobert the ball one time a fucking game.

Front office changes. Don't know if we can cuss on this. Don't know. Don't know. So I don't know. Not sure. And now it's very obvious that things are officially, officially off the rails in Utah. Utah Jazz. News. There's news. Wojbomb. This is the bomb, this is the sound of the Wodge Bomb.

Quinn Snyder, head coach of the Utah Jazz, has decided to step down with two years left on his $2 million a year contract.

That's very nice of him to do, because this is what he had to say.

I strongly feel that Utah needs a new voice to continue to evolve.

That's it.

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