Will Hardy continually says you cannot replicate late game experiences for the youngsters,

and they got another one tonight.

We'll talk about it.

Coming up on postcast. It is David Locke along with Ron Boone, usually the jazz radio team.

But we were not together tonight.

So this will be a very interesting postcast because I do not know what Ron Boone thought,

which usually at this point I know everything Ron Boone thought about the game because I actually try to listen to it

during game. We have not been together. I did TV tonight for Craig Buller Jack who's under the weather

and hopefully we'll be back on Wednesday. Ron was with Scotty G as the jazz lose to the Blazers

1112. Jazz led by one after one. They lost the traed by 10 at the half. They trailed by, I think, close to 10 going into the fourth or got it down to five.

Then they trailed by 10 again.

Then they worked their way back and they had chance on the final play of the game of Keante, George.

Couldn't really get a good look.

And the jazz fell by two to the place.

There's 114, 112. So I will just leave the floor open for you to start on your main comments to a night

where you and I didn't get to hang out together.

I was impressed.

When I say impressed, I mean very impressed because young guys and you would probably know

better than I, how many minutes those guys have spent on the floor together, and then thinking, okay, they haven't spent a lot of time on the floor together, but Will said that, you know, they've graduated or they should have graduated by now. Being able to recognize situations out there on the floor,

maybe that they haven't been in, but make the right decision.

I thought I saw a lot of good things tonight,

what I would have liked to see in a little bit more,

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