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It is locked on Jazz, a live edition for the 13th of February. Jazz go to the break on a four-game stretch. Jordan Clarkson does it again.

We're live taking your questions getting ready to go to

the break and trying to figure out where the jazz are after the ups and downs of the last nine

games. It's all coming up on today's edition of Locked on Jazz. Butum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, pum, pum, pum, pum, pum, pum, pum, pum, pum, pum, pum, pum, pum, pum, p Insider. This is locked on jazz, your daily

podcast on the Utah Jazz, giving you insight, expertise, geeky numbers, and

making it hopefully way better to be a jazz fan each and every day.

Reminder tomorrow is Valentine's Day.

Hopefully you've done more than I have so far.

So make sure you're you're ready for that. Here's the plan for the week. I will do a show tomorrow

Pack Friday or point skiing Friday and bring you that then no show Monday Tuesday or Wednesday and then I will bring you back as well for on

Thursday we'll get ready for the game on Friday against San Antonio and get ready for the second half of the season.

A Sprint to the finish.

All right, let's touch on a few things from last night.

That's a sweet win. And the reason that's a sweet win is because Miami's just hard to play.

And I think you could see it out of the players reactions that when you win a game like that against a team that is that difficult to play who plays the game right,

it's incredibly rewarding for them to pull that off. And as Ron Boone said on post-casts last night, you know, what he was

most impressed with is that they figured it out. They adapted and they figured it out what they were doing to make you know to make the difference to be able to

to adjust to Miami's multiple defensive fronts.

And interestingly enough, Vince Laguarza at halftime said to us,

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