The Jazz went to the top of the ride. They looked like they had it.

And then a big splash. Three of them came over the top of the car and left him drenched.

It was Jayland Suggs threes on the water ride

at Disneyland that left him miserable.

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David Locke along with Ron Boone after the Utah Jazz Fall to the Orlando Magic 115-107

a game was much closer than that actually.

The Jazz trailed by eight at the end of one.

They then fell behind by 13 and rallied on an 11-0 run to close the first half to cut it to two. They had a two-point lead going into the fourth

quarter and only for the third time this season. The Jazz had a end-of-quarter lead that they lost. They go to 20 and 3 in those circumstances. If they fell late, if we go back,

I probably could pull up the, it was back and forth point by point within a possession.

And then Jaylin Suggs, who had not had a track record of being that guy came through and buried three threes

late in the ballgame for the magic subs in his career a 32% three-point shooter 21% as a rookie 33% in his second year and now

39% this year he was shooting 33% on late game clutch threes this year, 5 of 15, he made three of them here.

And so far this year, overall, the clutch, he was just shooting 30%, 6 of 20, but tonight was his night as he made the big plays late and Rona

I don't know what will Hardy is gonna say in the post-game press conference but my

guess is hey they have Ben Carroll and they have Bogd, they got two six, ten ball handlers,

to get in switches, we've got to come run help, and we helped off sugs, and he buried,

and Wendell Carter's in the game at the rim, and I'm trying to think with the next guy, Gary Harris is probably the fifth guy on the floor.

He's a 40% career three-point shooter.

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