Tony Jones drops a, what if I told you, who's the mystery player the jazz tried to acquire?

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Today's show, it's a points game Thursday, so we will break down and look at the hottest players, coldest players in the NBA who are having the biggest impact positively and negatively.

I know everyone comes to a sports discussion so that they can get themselves a little history. We'll do that.

We'll give you the history of the development

of protecting the rim, which we talked about yesterday that was ever so important. Building

off the conversation the last two days, we'll discuss whether or not really right now is a time

to be fair. That is fair to talk about or evaluate our young players in the environment that they're playing in.

We'll start with Tony Jones dropping a what if I told you.

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jazz tanking for multiple seasons. Why didn't they try to be competitive?

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