We're 30 plus games in, and now is a monster stretch because it's time to find out about Kianti George.

It's next on Locked on Jazz.

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On today's show, we will do a little late game watch, an interesting player that

kind of might remind me a little bit about of Keante George,

who might be a Keante George prototype on the best case scenario and watching him late game,

a team that's in a little bit of trouble late game watch and a team that's emerging and looking much better all in late game watch.

Jazz defense last night allows over half the opponent shots

at the rim. And the jazz defense is not good. And is that something we should be bothered by?

Finally, and first off, and most importantly, it is a monster stretch of basketball for Keante George.

Let's start there.

Last year, Keante George, in his rookie year, he shot 39% from the field and 33% from

3.

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