Short-handed jazz team continues to be a nemesis for the Denver Nuggets as the jazz oldest pieces playing shine.

Bryce Sencebon, Kyle Philpowski, we're talking about it.

Coming up here on postcast, David Locke, along with Ron Boone.

And Ron, these games have been the Jazz fall tonight, 1.30, 117 to Denver. These games have cleared the deck with no Lowry, no Jaron, no, et cetera, for Kyle Philpowski to get a lot of time against marquee guys for Bryce Sensible to get a lot of time against marquee guys. And they are, someone's got to score. You're scoring 117 points. Someone's got

score. But they're doing it to me. What I look at is they both did it efficiently tonight. And they're

doing it maybe at times where it's harder. There was a stretch of the game tonight where I comment

on the other that none of our other guys can actually get a shot off that Chandler was too small.

M. Bang doesn't shoot. Contra doesn't shoot. Cody didn't code even want to shoot like Cody was trying but like

it's just not his game um and really left Kyle and Bryce like no choice but to shoot so I

I I'm very impressed with them let's go one by one if we said let's start with Bryce tonight

he's 11 of 18 six of nine he also has four assists he had a very unselfish pass that I liked

to Kyle

Philpowski. He had six rebounds. What that you're watching out of Bryce Sensible to you looks

real for next year where the jazz as they try to build this roster and piece it together around

Jaron Jackson, Lowry, Mark and, etc.

Where Bryce Sensible looks to you as someone who matters.

I can say easily that he's making an impact on the ballgame.

He's playing like, I'm the man.

He can get his shot off anytime he wants.

But I think that that's the way he's better playing that way, I think.

I know you like him just to just be a catch-and-shoot player off of and shoot threes and stuff like that.

But I really like the way he's trying to elevate his game to the point where he could do a few more things other than shoot the basketball.

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