Well, I'm going to postcast the Utah Jazz tie the series at one a piece 141 129 as two of

the best defensive teams in the NBA.

Don't give any stops.

We'll try to figure out how this happened, what happened, and what it means for the rest

of the series as the jazz have evened it up on one piece here on postcast.

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Well, I have a question here first because I'm looking at and remembering how the game

was called and game one little more physical and tonight what we have between the two teams

at least 50,000 calls.

So it was a little tighter tonight, which means that the Memphis Grizzlies that not have

their way probably in this basketball game like they did in game one.

Now, the flip side of that is that neither team was able to stop at each other because

of that thinking maybe files or getting in the foul trouble that type of thing.

It was only one quarter between the eight quarters that a team shot under 40 under 50 percent

and that was the second quarter by the Memphis Grizzlies when they shot 46 percent.

So as you mentioned earlier, who can stop who in this ball game?

This was really incredible.

141's the most points ever scored by the jazz hit a playoff game, but they also allowed 43

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