that's too bright a full story night for the Utah jazz they have a dominant second quarter again the jaron jackson lowry marketing era it looks fabulous they turn it over to the youngsters in the fourth instead of turnovers and mistakes late they pull out the win in Miami it wraps up a road, and it's what's going to be talked about on postcast.

David Locke along with Ron Boone and Ron, I don't really know where to start on this one. Do you start at the end? Let's start with the turnovers because they only had 12. We only had 12 turnovers. They had seven of them in the fourth quarter of the other night. So let's start with the youngsters end. the jazz closed with Collier, Sensibov, Ace Bailey.

Philpalsky.

Kyle Philpowski and Cody Williams for the most part, John Conchard, Vince, Lee. So they, the veterans did not play the fourth quarter. And they, Ace Bailey has eight points. Bryce Sensibati has a huge three and then Barry's two free throws. These are big learning moments.

This Miami team's eighth in the Eastern Conference. They needed this win tonight. They were playing without Norman Powell, but they still had Bam out of Bayou, Andrew Wiggins, Jaime Hockes on the floor. These are big moments for the jazz youngsters. Will gave them a chance to redeem themselves, obviously, and they came up. I mean, they stayed in the basketball game, did not get just like blown off the floor.

So even if they would have lost the basketball game, I think they would have learned something,

and Will probably would have been, you know, happy with the way they play the fourth quarter,

especially not turning the basketball.

And they seem to recognize stuff.

We had Call you with a big basket, and he went and Yacochonis, got him in space, and attacked him at time previously. He had gotten in trouble. We had Ace Bailey finding matchups, Ace scoring. You know, Ace really has shot it terribly on this road trip. And here he was in the fourth quarter. They kind of ran the offense through him to force him to make plays.

Well, end up going seven for 14th on the field for the basketball game.

But he was out of those guys, those young guys, he ended up playing 36 minutes out there on the floor.

He's coming.

And you saw that, as you just mentioned, that fourth quarter, when he was the go-to guy, he

responded and, you know, made some things happen out there on the floor.

And the other one in there, Bryce Sensible, had the big three, and Isaiah Collier continues to develop.

Really, really nicely.

I mean, I think the key plays this one that plays off two feet. He missed a shot, which he thought he was going to get late. But you're seeing Isaiah, he turned it over the one time, but otherwise we're seeing him play off two feet and make the correct plays in the paint that are really, I think it's going to be a key for him to be an NBA player. And the big thing here is, I think, is that he's playing to his strength.

I mean, the drive to the basket, the bump, that mid-range of the points in the paint

there that he's scoring.

David, he's taking 210-point shots in the paint this year, and he doesn't even come

close to anything like that far as jump shots around the rim.

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