the last of its kind ever, I think, and I hope.

Next, Unlocked on Jazz.

But um, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, pow.

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Somebody has taken over the top spot as the most efficient offensive player in all of the NBA.

And who is the hottest player over the last 10 games? Is there any value at all to the moments of

basketball that we watched last night? Maybe, maybe, maybe not, frankly. But let's start with the show discussing

the real issue that exists where the Utah Jazz actually sit after last night and how I think

last night is the last of its kind ever in the history of the NBA. So let me start with where we sit. That will then hopefully

explain a little bit of what we experienced last night. And for those of you that are with us,

honestly, you're awesome. It's taking this a part of your life, being with it.

I think it's great.

I still have a good time every night.

I actually went yesterday to the pharmacist to go get some stuff because I've got this thing going on. And the pharmacist was like, it's hard to go to work. I was like, no, still great. Still love it every single day. like and so I appreciate that you as a fan love it just as much and you're still tuning into the show.

And so on a day in which there were 16 players on injured lists and star players who are traded for aren't playing and everything else,

the Jazz and the Wizard played a basketball game and the Jazz lost, which fine. So I don't think we're ever seeing what we saw last night ever again. Adam Silver had a press conference yesterday

and made it pretty clear that the league's going to change the rules. And that's great.

I started this process, kind of thought it was much to do about nothing. At the end of this process, the league needs to change the rules. The problem

that lies here is there is no single sport where an individual player matters more.

There's just not any sport other than tennis or a single individual sport

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