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The Utah Jams were well on their way to their seven straight win when then they weren't they somewhat significant collapse down the stretch by the jazz who led this game by 12 and lose the Lakers in Los Angeles to go to the break on a sour note.

We're talking about it. Coming up on postcast.

They would lock along with Ron Boone with you as we get ready to head to break and that was.

That was not what the jazz were looking for to leave a great taste in the math boy the contrast to how you feel if you'd won seven straight manhandling the Lakers.

You'd really control them for 42 minutes of the night, Ron. And then they just kind of let go of the rope in the final six minutes.

It just goes to show David when you when you when you lose momentum sometime for how tough it is to get it back.

And a couple of mistakes led to some easy buckets there for the for the Lakers LeBron James gets hot and all of a sudden you can't get it back.

You get to the point. I think sometimes we're offensively trying to force things trying to to make things happen and it just doesn't.

I mean, they woke up LeBron James and they ended up waking up Russell Westbrook there because he got a few buckets in their fourth quarter as well.

Jazz had this game really. They let it 90 to 80. They had the ball Royce commits a turnover. They get out and run.

And then LeBron comes back in the game like you you really had this game.

It's wrapped up and this you know, honestly, I don't want to like overplay this, but it's like all the ugly aspects of the first half of the season came back at us in the final six minutes where the first 42 minutes were kind of all the progress the jazz have made the first half of the season.

It was the Dickens tail of two cities, but we saw bad body language. We saw lack of ballman. We saw no transition defense. We saw lack of focus.

All of the things have kind of harped on this season about this team showed up in those final six minutes in the ugliest of ways.

And what you're saying is absolutely true and the jazz could not take advantage of lackluster play there by the Los Angeles Lakers early. I mean, they couldn't finish the basketball games.

But what I'm saying there. And what once you give a team life like that, especially what a player like LeBron, it's probably just couldn't turn it around, but you absolutely right, it's like they went back into the what, what did we lose 10 or 11 or something like that to the point where that's what the jazz look like when like they were short handed and they just could not get the job done.

We're going to 12 and 17 this year in games within five points with five minutes left. So we've lost 17 of our 21 games where games within five with five or 22 now games five minutes left. That's not great. We're actually our numbers are fine in the clutches, but our win losses is really bad. The other side of this side is the first 42 minutes, Ron, where we saw like some great possessions and we saw ballman. We saw them deal really well with switching.

We saw them deal keeping Rudy in the paint. We saw all sorts of great basketball in those first 42 minutes.

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