Happy New Year late night from Los Angeles is the Utah Jazz fall to the LA Clippers final score tonight for the Jazz.

One 18 to 101.

This game is really interesting because if you take the first five minutes, the Jazz got outscored 16 to nothing. You can take like the last five minutes. The jazz got outscored 16 to nothing.

You can take like the last five minutes.

The jazz probably got outscored by like 15 points.

And the rest of the night, the jazz actually were the better team.

Or at least played better.

When you don't have Keonté, you don't have Lauer, you don't have Nerkitz, you don't have all those guys.

It's probably right. This is postcast. I'm David Locke along with Ron Foon. What's your overall take on this one? Obviously, Kauai, Dominate Leap. What's your overall take on the time? Well, obviously, Kawhi won the ball game in that fourth quarter. But if you wanted my overall take as far as the jazz players are concerned,

I thought that at the beginning of the basketball game,

you know, sometimes players are trying to do exactly what the coach wants them to do and the game plan, stick with the game plan.

And everything that they tried to score was

the perimeter in that first quarter and it just couldn't get it done and all of a sudden they

fall behind and it took Kyle Anderson to come in the ball game to start putting the ball on

the floor scoring in the paint and and he had, what, 16 points

there at the half.

So that was, but my overall take, David, was, I think coach and staff was pretty pleased

with the way they played.

Kyle Anderson's incredible tonight.

He's plus seven.

The jazz lose by 17.

Every other player on the jazz roster

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