Utah Jazz
LOCKED ON JAZZ – Adam Silver talks to players, biggest what if in Jazz history and Last Dance
Adam Silver held a call with the NBA players and touched on many of the main items on the return to play plan. David Locke, the radio voice of the Utah Jazz and NBA Insider, talks through those notes and what it means for the NBA. The theme of the week is What if in Jazz history. The famed non-Rony Seikaly trade and if it would have made a difference for the Utah Jazz
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LOCKED ON JAZZ – The weekend, the NBA plan to return with 22 teams and Time Machine goes to 2000
The weekend was one we won’t forget. David Locke gives some thoughts on what we can all do to make the world a better place. The NBA has the intial return to play model out and Locke takes a look at how it came about and what it does for the league and the Utah Jazz. Then it is Time Machine back to 2000.
In March of 1997 David Locke, now the radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider, sat down with Jerry Sloan for a 1 on 1 conversastion. Thanks to the people at Larsen Digital the tape has been converted and today’s episode has the conversation with Jerry. Plus, should the Jazz start Georges Niang in place of Bojan Bogdanovic.
Utah Jazz
LOCKED ON JAZZ – Live Show, Venn Diagrams of return to play and your questions on Utah Jazz in playoffs
David Locke, the radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider, takes a look at the Venn Diagrams around return to play with a circle for safety, a circle for revenue and a circle for basketball fairness and the problem is they don’t really intersect. Then Locke takes your questions on a love show.
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Utah Jazz6 days agoRIP Jerry Sloan, NBA return to play plan forming but with questions and Utah Jazz Time Machine to 1990
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Utah Jazz2 weeks agoLOCKED ON JAZZ – Bojan has season ending surgery, Walt Perrin leaves for the New York Knicks
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Utah Jazz2 weeks agoLOCKED ON JAZZ – What If on Utah Jazz draft picks from 2000 to 2008 plus latest on return to play
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Utah Jazz5 days agoLOCKED ON JAZZ – 1 on 1 interview with David Locke and Jerry Sloan from Jan 30th 1995