Jazz wrap up the road trip in San Antonio.

Victor is truly fabulous.

Jazz transition defense collapses.

A lot of young minutes to talk about, but we'll lead with Victor on tonight's edition of postcast.

David Locke along with Ron Boone as the San Antonio Spursby, Utah Jazz 123 to 110. The jazz, I think, covered the spread, by the way, if you were interested in that. Only because it got interesting late. Let's lead with Victor, because he was the lead. He had a monster first quarter, one of his biggest scoring first quarters. He came out, but named All-Star starter, buried the threes, impact of the game, the drives the basket the basket i mean this kid is he comes to town

thursday get tickets at utahjazz dot com i cannot tell you enough to go see the game get there early

see the warm-up see this it you you first broken league in 1968 okay that was more than a few years ago.

If I do the math right, that we're actually working on 58 years since that happened.

Like, this is a combination of Ralph Sampson with Magic Johnson's handle and Walt Chamberlain's

dunking and maybe Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

And, like, he's got actually his three-point touch is not like is a lead it's

38% now like this is crazy it started to build up from that point to the point where guys have

gotten better at certain things that we're seeing now example is uh you you were talking about Ralph Sampson.

Yeah.

Bringing the ball up the floor, seven foot going behind his back and all that kind of stuff.

And, boy, everyone frowned on that.

Your seven foot, get your butt down there and play with your back to the basket and all this kind of stuff.

And now we're seeing a seven foot 4 guy do all of those things and no one's griping about.

Well, we've seen little flashes, right?

There's a Chris Sperzingis is 7-3 and does some interesting things.

But there's more, there's a level of Victor's game that he's doing all of everything, right?

He's playing in the midblock.

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