A brilliant 44 point first quarter for the Utah Jazz.

And then they disappeared like Ron Boone just did.

It's all coming up next on postcast.

David Locke along with Ron Boone after the Utah Jazz got thumped, 144, 112.

And it's really kind of a question of whether you want to be the optimist or the pessimist tonight on how you want to view it.

And I think both are appropriate, frankly.

I think that the jazz showed a lot of fight and resiliency.

I thought, on the other end, I thought this was a pretty big, should be a pretty big eye opener

to pretty much every guy in the roster, but maybe one in my mind of where their game

lacks some of the pieces they need?

Let me go to your first question.

I think Optimus is the right approach at this point, this time of the season,

because of what we've seen for two quarters so far.

Yeah.

And there's some skepticism, I think, with some players right now when they're in the rotation

or when they're playing, that's, I just think optimism is probably what we're looking for right now

at the beginning.

I mean, here would be the way I would also talk about some of the young players I thought

looked really outclass today, or actually, I even think Lowry gets a little bit of a tutorial tonight on like where his game is lacking that of a superstar, frankly. The one guy I thought actually looked all right tonight for a lot of it was Keonté. And there's no chance Keonté has this good a game against the Thunder in year one or year two of his NBA career. doubt like no and some of the worst nights i haven't

i didn't go back and through it today do it today because i honestly didn't want the negative

notes in my book but like my memory is that kiante literally just got blasted and not

don't know if quits the right word but like just outdone by the thunder and pressure in games and i

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