Lots of improvement by the Utah Jazz compared to the game in LA, but Clay Thompson found the time machine. It was too much for the jazz to handle and defensively still massive amounts of inadequacies. We're talking about it all next on post-cast.

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David Lock, along with Ron Boone

with you here for Postcast tonight is the Utah Jazz Fall

118 to 110 the game that probably wasn't that close but was much improved

by the Utah Jazz Ron so let's start with that. You kind of were on that early tonight.

Defensively, there's still some issues, but actually I would even say we'll look back at it.

We'll see that second quarter was actually a pretty good defensive quarter.

So let's go to where, what were your areas where you thought this team was much better than that?

First of all, the Jazz got up 24 shots in that first, in that first half,

which means that they were playing a lot faster.

They were pushing the basketball off the floor and had movement.

And, for the most part, that's what, you know, was creating the open looks that they got.

Just think about the type of shots that Donizuzang

got in that first quarter.

He got four three point shots

and all those three point shots came from almost the same spot

in that left in that left corner

strictly because of the way they were

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