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Rudy Gobert has shown how much of a leader he is with his comments after the Milwaukee game. Jason and Trey also talk about Derrick Favors and how well he's played.
With the All-Star break behind the Jazz, Jason Walker and Trey Sanders talk about the rest of the season including Dante Exum's return and potential impact, whether or not Ricky Rubio will have his usual post-All-Star surge and which teams the Jazz might want to face in the playoffs.
The Utah Jazz ended up standing pat at the deadline. Jason and Trey discuss perhaps why that happened and how it will impact the Jazz moving forward. Also discussion of Rudy Gobert's revenge game(s).
The trade deadline rumor mill is reaching critical mass and the Utah Jazz are in the thick of it. Jason Walker and Trey Sanders, fresh of discussing how Mike Conley may not be worth a trade last week, reconsider their opinions in the wake of recent performances by the team while talking about the likelyhood of various trades the Jazz are supposedly involved in.
The Utah Jazz are deep in trade spectulation rumors, particularly those surrounding Mike Conley and Otto Porter. Jason Walker and Trey Sanders discuss if it's worth paying these guys $30+ million.
Donovan Mitchell's 2019 breakout has correlated closely with his increase in minutes at point guard. Jason Walker and Trey Sanders discuss whether or not Mitchell should be the PG going forward for Utah. Also discussion on Quin's 200th win, Kyle Korver's impact in his 22 games and Rudy Gobert's All-Star case.
Topics covered in this weeks episode include Dante Exum's expanding repertoire on offense Donovan Mitchell (hopefully) coming out of his slump, the impact of Jae Crowder and his better shooting of late and the price hike in Jazz tickets.
Jason Walker and Trey Sanders discuss the positives of late December for the Jazz including Dante Exum's resurgence. Also Donovan Mitchell's season-long struggles but the fact that the team has done well on both ends of the court despite that.
The Jazz came into the year with high expectations, but more than a third of the way into the season those expectations are far from being met. Jason and Trey discuss how Utah might re-think its season and what small changes need to be made.
The Utah Jazz have looked better the past couple weeks but issues remain, key among them is shooting. Trey and Jason discuss concerns with the roster and give their thoughts on the Rudy Gobert ejection against Houston.
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