The Jazz rookies were just terrific tonight in Miami against one of the tougher opponents in the NBA.

But in the end, too much Jimmy Butler, too much keep culture, and the Jazz Fall to go on three on the trip. We're talking about it next on post-cast.

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David Locke along with Ron Boone is the Utah Jazz fall to the Miami Heat 1 26 to 1 120 but fun game, really well played. If you're just tuning in and missed the whole ball game,

the Jazz do not commit a turnover

in the first quarter of this game.

Play absolutely terrific basketball lead at 34 to 30.

They hold a four-point lead at the half, and for the first time all season,

the Jazz have lost a game that they led at the half.

They were 20 and oh, prior to the night we're tied going

into the fourth quarter. Jazz at one point in the third quarter I believe ran it up to

an 11 point lead before Miami charged back with a 36th, 34th quarter.

Jimmy Butler, 37 points tonight, three rebounds,

seven assists, a steel and a block.

He was absolutely fabulous, but this was just a really well-played game.

Miami didn't turn it over in the third quarter.

There were only 11 turnovers in the entire game moving into the fourth quarter.

Now the jazz turned it over, ironically, or the jazz turned it over I don't

or the jazz turned over five times through three quarters and

turn it over six times in the fourth quarter that's really what the difference

was in this game but Ron this was a well played

game against a tough opponent who pressures you and our guys I thought played

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