Utah Jazz
NBA Draft numbers breakdown, who is best catch and shoot, who got most open looks, who can shoot off bounce and what about pick and roll
David Locke, radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider, gets deep inside the numbers on all the draft prospects. Who is the best catch and shoot player? Who is making the opening looks and who is missing? Can anyone shoot off the bounce and what players are experienced in the pick and roll and which are not?
It is a deep dive into the numbers and it will make you think differently of some of the players and give you a new name of two that you might like.
Locke also looks at the latest mock draft from the Ringer and gets you up to date on all the lastest news and information surrounding the draft.
Utah Jazz
LOCKED ON JAZZ – Value of Offensive Rebounding, Conley and Favors on playing in Utah, Trend Monday
The Utah Jazz used offensive rebounding to beat the Orlando Magic. The increase in offensive rebounding is a league wide trend due to analytics. Mike Conley and Derrick Favors had interesting comments about playing in Utah in the Athletic article. It is a trend Monday as well.
If you missed tonight action, I’ll get you caught up in this edition of Jazz Game Rewind! The Utah Jazz struggled in the 1st half, but found their groove in the 2nd, as Donovan Mitchell dropped 25 second half points to lead Utah to a 124-109 victory
David Locke hosts POSTCAST after each Jazz game tonight the Jazz beat the Magic with thrid quarter surge and Donovan Mitchell commanding 2nd half play.
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Utah Jazz2 weeks agoLOCKED ON JAZZ – Jordan Clarkson’s vibe and history, Donovan Mitchell’s pass is the fabric of the team
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