It is locked on jazz for the 14th of April. Rudy and Donovan, a review of all the noise.

George Niang makes Zach Lowe's Luke Walton All-Stars and will walk ourselves

toward the Stockton shot on the greatest franchise seasons of all time.

It's coming up on today's edition of Locked on Jazz.

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How are you? I'm David Locke. Radio Voice with Utah Jazz Jazz.

This is locked on Jazz, your daily podcast on the Utah Jazz.

Give you Insight, Expertise, Geeky Numbers,

and back at it, hopefully making it way better to be a jazz fan. So we are back at

Lockton Jazz. I hope you enjoyed the five-part series on the 91-92 season. It's evergreen if you didn't listen to it.

But we are back with you in our regular form. I want to bring back an old staple.

For those you a long time locked on jazz listeners, you'll remember this. We used to do something called the Daily Devar.

It was actually in honor of a friend of mine who was a professor at the University of

Utah who's just always in the best mood about the team and always loved

everything that was going on about the team and it it was in that era of Cantor and favors.

And kind of the veterans and the young guys

and our fan base was so split.

And I just felt like we needed something positive to talk about so it was the reminder of kind of all

the good things about being a fan so I want to we're gonna do it a little bit differently

the moment sometime in your history of what makes sports

special to you, what either makes the jazz special to you, what makes whatever the

connection to the game is so fabulous to you and have such

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