Thank you. My bad. As I said just a moment ago, but you couldn't hear me, was this as simple as one team

that plays together and another that doesn't.

That's we'll talk about on postcast, David Locke, along with Ron Boone, and the Jazz

really win this one quite easily tonight.

The final score tonight, the Jazz led this one at the end of one by three, by nine at the

half, by 17 at the end of three as they just controlled it and won at 118, 119, which was

kind of irrelevant at the end.

I'm fascinated by this game for a few reasons, Ron.

One, because Craig Bullock actually had an interesting staff.

Like the sixth win, we didn't have to like mid-December last year.

And there's really no way this roster should be better than last year's roster.

So I think that's really interesting to me.

And I think that preaches a little bit to the next thing that's so interesting is that Sacramento is really a disaster.

Because they're a bunch of individuals with no collectiveness,

no ownership, no like pride of what they're doing in regards to anyone else around them.

And it's obvious when you watch them.

Like I literally ask somebody who's around their team.

So like I literally asked two questions after watching three of their games today.

One was do they hate as much each other as much as they look like on the floor? And hate is probably the wrong word. But the concept was there. That was the point of the question. And then after the Doug Christie press conference, I literally asked someone, is this team as hard to coach as he just made it sound? Like that's literally what I left the Doug Christie press conference today going, oh my gosh, this team must be impossible to coach. And then I watched them play. They backed it up. And I watched us play. And we're short, all sorts of stuff. And probably going to win 25 games this year. But at least we play a system and together and are trying and working off each other.

And Keonti is trying to make somebody else better.

And Zay is trying to make somebody else better.

And Filipowski's trying to make the right play every single time.

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