What happened to?

Miami comes with a unique style of basketball.

They come with an offense that's not working.

They massacre the jazz on the glass, and their offense worked.

We'll talk about it next on postcasts.

David Locke along with Ron Boone after the Utah Jazz lose to the Miami Heat 147 to 116 as the jazz fall to Miami.

And the story of this night is not until the final rebound of the night.

Did the Jazz have more defensive rebounds than Miami had offensive rebounds?

That is the story of the night is that the Miami heat dominated the glass

and the numbers were astronomical as the night went on. In the first quarter, Miami had 10

offensive rebounds. The Jazz had seven defensive rebounds. By halftime, it was 17 offensive

rebounds or 19 offensive rebounds for Miami and only 10 defensive rebounds for the jazz.

It was the fifth most amount of offensive rebounds in the first half of game by any team since 1951.

Ron, what's your thought on that?

I don't have a thought.

Well, that's because your mom said you don't have anything nice to say you shouldn't say anything at all.

That's a good point. So it wasn't like we had different guys tonight. Like we had NERC. It wasn't like if we didn't have NERC and we're playing Kevin Lov at the center, like I could kind of see some of this. Like do you just, this is just an effort and energy thing in Miami just brought more tonight? I just and I really believe that that teams go into into ballgame sometimes thinking okay this team is short-handed

they're not very good or we should you know that kind and we're playing at home that energy level

is not there early and then you can't get it back um and then there was an

unusual style because i really thought the jazz made a lot of mistakes as far as not and all of a

sudden i lost my chair yeah ron just fell off his chair. With the offensive rebounds.

If you ever get it, if you watch, sometimes there's only one rebound in there.

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