A game after the Utah Jazz make every play imaginable in the final 90 seconds.

They do the opposite tonight and fall to the Sacramento Kings.

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David, log along with Ron Boone after the Sacramento Kings defeat the Utah Jazz 121-117.

Jazz had the lead in this fourth quarter.

They had the lead going into the fourth quarter, got outscored by six in the quarter.

Or actually, by the final number is they may have been outscored by eight in the quarter,

31 to 23, kind of collapsed down the stretch.

Faced a really tired team today.

I thought they had this one, right? I thought there was no DeMarta Rosa, no de Manasabonis, no Malik Monk,

six game and nine nights, off a back end of a back-to-back, off an overtime, highly

emotional game.

I thought, and then the way the game went where the jazz fought through it got through right with the half time took the lead in the third quarter went on a big run

Teno run to start the third I thought the jazz had this game I definitely thought they had it

It's awfully hard to to

You know look at a ball game like this to think that one player can beat you and obviously

You know Fox did it.

He had one great night. But it just doesn't register, I think, the fact that he played so

well enough to the point where the jazz could not take advantage of a short-handed team.

I just really didn't like the way they closed the ball game out.

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