in the battle of the short-handed the jazz got it down to one and looked like for the first time all season they might come back to win a game when trailing go to the fourth and then it didn't happen we're talking about it next on postcast

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David Locke, along with Ron Boone, your Utah Jazz Radio team, as the jazz fall to the Golden State Warriors 114.103, we'll wrap up the show, of course, give you the reliability pluses at the end of the program.

Walk through how guys played tonight, Colin Sexton out of Monster Night of 30. We'll look at that.

Keante George came off the bench. How did he deal with an adverse opening stretch of the basketball game

and how the jazz just short-handed late did not have enough firepower to handle the Warriors

who were also shorthanded but probably a little bit more of a veteran presence.

David Lock along with Ron Boone.

Ron, what's your thoughts on this one?

That was one of those ballgames that expectations I didn't have any. It's one of those ball games that expectations I didn't have any.

It's one of those ballgames where you were hoping and for the most fun, wishing that, you know,

they did some very good things out there on the floor that Will could say good guys.

I mean, the most part he was happy with.

I thought the effort, like if we want to kind of go to Will Hardy's theme of the week,

like I thought they played pretty hard.

They're pretty short-handed.

They didn't have any, you know, Sexton was your one score on the floor tonight.

And Keante is clearly discombobulated right now.

So Colin goes and puts out 30.

There weren't natural ways for them to get points.

I think that Will will be generally pleased with the effort tonight.

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