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It is Locked on Jazz for the 15th of March. Jazz go to San Francisco on a Sunday and

look lifeless in a mid-afternoon game. Is this just a one-off or a reoccurring theme

from pre-all-star break? We'll look at that, break down what's going on with the team

and the rest of the West and a trends Monday. It's all coming up on today's edition of

Locked on Jazz.

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on the Utah Jazz giving you insight, expertise, geeky numbers, hopefully making it way

better to be a jazz fan, which is harder today than it has been throughout the year. That

actually was the easiest, easiest thing to do. Today's episode is brought to you by

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order and you can vote on what is the best bar. So the jazz fall, last yesterday afternoon

against the Golden State Warriors, really a dreadful defensive game by the jazz. They allow

the Warriors to shoot over 50% every single period. They're defensive rating by quarter.

In the first quarter, the jazz defense of rating was a one thirty two. Remember anything

over one twenty offensively as elite. In the second quarter, it was a one twenty one.

In the third quarter, the jazz defense was actually a little better. It was a 108. So

we played a little defense in that third quarter only to follow with a fourth quarter of

a one forty four. Pretty dreadful defensive performance. If you look at it by half one twenty

six in the first half and one twenty seven in the second half, not good. And the question

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