A fabulous start by the Utah Jazz, electrifying offense, incredible tempo.

And the air leaves the building on a Keonté George hamstring injury.

And the jazz fall after that, 134, 117 to the New York Knicks.

It's postcast.

I'm David Locke, along with Ron Boone.

If the jazz fall tonight, Jordan Clarkson returns, and he finally has a good night. He has not played well all year long for the Knicks, but he finally did tonight or has really been struggling for the Knicks, finally played well tonight. So let's start early. Actually, let's start with a kianti injury and then we'll go backwards yeah so

that really took the air out of the building you know we don't know anything the grade one

just through a google search it's usually three to eight weeks for hamstring grade one is usually like

one to three weeks grade two is three to five or six weeks grade three is really really significant

you don't have any idea how bad that was,

except for the fact that he grabbed it immediately

and went to the locker.

The only thing I would say is he didn't go to the ground, right?

So that's the only good news.

This really might be the last, I mean,

if this is three, four weeks,

then we don't see Keonté George again this year.

He has a lot of ramifications.

It means he does not make his 65 games for the most improved player.

And tonight was the night where he was just playing brilliantly.

Like, he was the tempo he had early in the game and the pace and the way he was running

and the way he was putting out there was somewhat exemplified just how great he's been all season long

...