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A splintless bogey was back and outstanding for the Utah jazz. A mess happened in New Orleans and Dallas tonight plus a

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Boy on Bogdanovich sets a jazz and franchise record with 11 threes in a game was also the fifth only five players in NBA history have ever hit more than 11 threes in a ballgame.

And the significance is that the splint is off his finger. So boy on Bogdanovich January against Houston ended up with a.

Involving evulsion fracture of his finger on his non shooting hand, but it bothered him a tremendous amount in that period. In fact, since that day, and let's make sure we put these in perspective rather than just save the numbers boy on for his career.

And is a forty six percent shooter and a thirty nine percent shooter from three in his two years with the jazz he's actually been forty.

So he's forty six thirty nine is his career in the games in which he played with the splint on his finger.

He shot forty percent from the floor and thirty one percent from three seventeen games in that time period his catch and shoot game which is usually about forty percent was down to thirty four percent.

He was twenty eight of sixty two is off the bounce three point game was six of twenty three for just twenty six percent.

I think talking to people that that was and I didn't ask Bogey about it. I don't want to bother him about it was you put the ball on the floor you bring the left hand up now talking to Bogey.

He said that the splint made it so that it was slippery.

So he couldn't get the texture. He couldn't move the finger, but when he brought the second hand into the ball, it was slippery.

And he couldn't get the contact he wanted and then on long threes he was four of his last nineteen on above the break threes.

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