It's locked on NBA Thursday edition.

Ben Goliver, Washington Post National Columnist,

joins us in a conversation that feels like one night of the

NBA could have changed dramatically. I'll explain it's super fun and

it's next on locked on NBA.

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Hello and how are you I'm David Locke.

Host of locked on jazz radio voice of Utah jazz founder to Lockdown Podcast network our guest today is Ben Goliver

Washington Post National columnist joins us once a week tomorrow Sam Amick and Adam Mattis will talk

on the show.

All right, so this is really fun.

We chatted yesterday.

Late Wednesday afternoon, I had a game,

so we couldn't do it after the games.

The Jazz played the Heat in the 11184 blowout and that's all you'll hear about either of those two teams.

Interestingly enough, a ton of our conversations we had in this upcoming show were about teams are actually kind of playing that night.

And you wonder how much our conversation might have changed

if we had done it right now instead of with one more data piece as we're also impacted by

recency bias.

We'll open up the show talking about Toronto and Golden State and whether they're truly the two

dominant teams and certainly any conversation of anybody being as good as Toronto

in the Eastern Conference, which I don't think there is,

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