There we go.

Guts, Gile, you should be able to hear me now. And defense for the second straight night for the Utah Jazz. And that leads to a victory ending a five game losing streak.

116, 114 over the Dallas Mavericks, David Locke, along with Ron Boone.

It's postcast. I think everybody can hear me all right. Sorry about that. We'll start. You feel good about ending a losing street. Yeah, you do. Yeah, yeah. You need to give these guys chances to win basketball games. Yeah. All right. What jumps out to you about this one today well hung in there and obviously playing the

back to back but what really jumped out at me was the the the effort and and probably the production

you got from other people than kianti you know obviously marketing had a very good night but

you got since the ball who steps up Cody williams comes probably had one of his better starts in the ballgame tonight.

So I think the effort overall would jump out.

And Miami just scored.

And the crowd is here watching on the Jumbotron with 18 seconds left.

That's what all the cheering and everyone looking up at the screen, including me is.

I am, uh, I'm impressed by three things tonight.

One is their continual ability to play well late in games. I really am wildly impressed by this. They were not good late in games last year.

And this year they really have been pretty much Lowry and Keonté, which is what you're supposed to be late in games all the time.

And they've made plays. And then they're also good defensively. Last year they were last in the league defensively.

They've been good defensively. I'm wildly impressed by how well they've played late games.

Okay, so you got a star that's in marketing who's been a star for two or three years.

And then you got a star player, the competences at all time.

Now you've got two guys that can make things happen in the closing seconds of a possession

and the closing seconds of a ballgame.

So, yes, I totally agree with that. But it's because of the growth, I think, of a couple of the closing seconds of a ballgame. So, yes, I totally agree with that.

But it's because of the growth, I think, of a couple of players.

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