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drink responsible. Also want to give you a heads up that I've got two new shows in the rotation

on the ringer NBA show. Monday's heat check with John Gonzalez and Friday's draft class

with Kevin O'Connor, Jonathan Charks, and Danny Chow. Also, Jonathan Charks on the case for

Kevin Durant as the defensive player of the year. Go read that now on the ringer.com.

Now time for today's NBA show.

To today, obviously the all star break is coming up this weekend, but the events of last night

were intensely interesting. I settled in and I watched the Utah Jazz and the San Antonio Spurs

because the jazz were going for a record 10th straight win. A win that they did get, as Donovan Mitchell

did not have a great shooting night, made I think four of his last five shots had a huge steel,

came down the cord and ran a little pick and pop off of a screen and genobly almost hit like

the craziest game winner ever. I've never been an Alzheimer. That had me thinking it might go in.

I know. I mean, it was not long ago that the Utah Jazz were sitting at 19 and 28. Now they are 29

and 28 after 10 straight wins. And I've got to find this stat kev. I mistakenly did not write it down

before we came on. They were down 13 and the fourth, right? And teams that had been down by 13

in the fourth quarter to San Antonio. It's like 700 and something and four.

In the pop in the pop of it era, it was some kind of crazy stuff.

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