The Jazz were looking for their first two-game win streak of the season, but Victor Webbenyama is in fact an alien.

And the Jazz lose to the Spurs.

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David Locke with Ron Boone after the San Antonio Spurs beat the Utah Jazz 128, 115, a game closer than the score.

Victor Webb and Yama's 34 headlines.

I'm going to start from a jazz perspective.

I feel funky about this game, Ron, because there was a lot of really good stuff.

And like, I think, you know, Will Hardy's used the line a lot.

There's more, it was more good basketball than bad basketball.

The only thing I would say is I thought the bad basketball tonight was so bad.

So bad.

Yeah.

That it is tarnishing my ability a little bit to kind of go back and dive into the first

quarter by Keante when he was so good,

or the second quarter with Bryce Sensible when he was so good,

or before his injury that Lowry Market and hit two turnaround jumpers tonight on developmental things.

Like, there are lots of things tonight to dive into that are good positive signs,

but boy, 21 turnovers i don't know the final number

if you have a fourth quarter only i think they give up nine offensive rebounds in the fourth

quarter alone eight's the final number but one of one out of bounds so nine like some of that

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