It is locked on jazz for the 28th of April. What Wode says is what I've been

saying for weeks. Well maybe not weeks. We'll talk about some of the news that's

out open wheels national racing in South Dakota hey it's some

sort of sports the jazz are the best team to never win a title is this a good title

or a bad title and the best games in franchise history. It's all coming up on today's

edition of Locked on Jazz. But up-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum

bum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum. How are you? I'm David Locke,

radio voice to the Utah Jazz, Jazz,

MBA Insider, this is locked on Jazz, your daily podcast on the Utah Jazz,

giving you insight expertise, geeky numbers,

and hopefully making it way better to be a jazz fan and

hopefully making it just a little bit better every day. That's that's we're

hoping to do just make it a little bit better every day for you give you a respite a takeaway a time to

bring together be a group that kind of stuff uh thank you for everybody is sending me the

emails at deloc zero.9 at gmail.com for the daily devars.

What made you a jazz fan? Great story about reminding you the great value of sports, something that brought your family together

yourself whatever it might be that you want to share along the way I want to share

one that today on my own on my own level because it's so interesting when I do this

analysis and I break this down so it's my dad's influence on me my dad and I

obviously spent huge amount of times of sports I was an only child and my dad was my little league coach.

He worked in, we actually, I grew up in the Bay Area, my dad worked in Utah and he'd fly back every other week he was in Utah and then he'd fly back and

two things one is he'd fly back and he was in the ski business and he'd end up on

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