Utah Jazz get their first win of the year over the Chicago Bulls 135-126 stars abound. Reliability

squares everywhere.

Joyousness in Utah.

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David Locke, along with Ron Boone, the Utah Jazz win a basketball game, 135, 126 against the Chicago Bulls.

They led almost the entire way.

The Bulls only led by one point all night.

There were only four lead changes.

They all happened in the first quarter early in the game.

Jazz took the lead by three at the end of one.

They led by seven at the end at the half.

It got down and tied up late in the third,

but the Jazz never relinquished the lead. There was never a lead change then. And then they blew them out in the fourth quarter behind a lot of great play. There's a lot to talk about

tonight, Ron Boone. I think you want to start with pace of play. Pace of play, I think, and this is

something we've been looking at. You and I've had discussions. We've watched film on the plane, and we just could see that when the jazz pushed the basketball

ahead, it gives everyone a chance to touch the basketball, and there's a tremendous amount of

movement. And then, as you pointed out, I mean, they made the adjustment to go back to the pick

and roll there in the middle of the floor, and, you know good you end up making shots it's really interesting the jazz started the game

off ball screening getting some action cody williams got some nice curls or some stuff there

that was working the jazz data shows that their pick and roll has not been very good largely because

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