With the 2018 NBA Draft in the rearview mirror, Jason Walker and Trey Sanders give their thoughts on Utah's selection of Duke star Grayson Allen and how it will impact Quin Snyder's rotation. Also, they look forward to what the Jazz's plans are this offseason and next summer as well.

The NBA Draft is less than a week away and Jason Walker and Trey Sanders give their thoughts on what the Utah Jazz could end up doing with the 21st overall pick.

Discussion of the the difference between the first half and second half of Utah's season, what the team learned and how it developed. Jason and Trey also go over the improvements for the team and individual players to maximize the team's potential next season.

With the season all but over for the Utah Jazz, Jason and Trey talk about the main takeaways from games 2-4 in their second-round series against the Rockets. Mainly James Harden (for several reasons), Utah's offensive woes, and injuries.

Jason Walker and Trey Sanders discuss Utah's Game 6 win over the Thunder, Russell Westbrook's shortcomings, Donovan Mitchell's excellent first round and do a little bit of looking forward to next year. Also a review of Game 1 against Houston and a look ahead at what the Jazz can and should do in the series.

The Utah Jazz went from down 1-0 to up 2-1 and now seem to have a significant upper hand on the Oklahoma City Thunder. Trey Sanders and Jason Walker discuss why, including what players had the most impact (or non-impact) for their teams.

The Jazz lost Game 1 after Paul George exploded on Utah's defense, but Jason and Trey think it is far from time to panic for Jazz fans. They explain why a few adjustments on offense can change the series.

Trey Sanders and Jason Walker discuss the Utah Jazz making the playoffs in back-to-back years, Donovan Mitchell, Dante Exum. Also, how the Jazz have managed to be good on offense this year after losing so much in the offseason.

Trey Sanders and Jason Walker discuss the remaining games on the schedule for the Utah Jazz and which team(s) they think the Jazz would most (and least) like to see come playoff time.

Jason Walker and Trey Sanders discuss the case for the Utah Jazz to have three different members of the team take home individual honors. From Donovan Mitchell getting Rookie of the Year, Rudy Gobert rising to get Defensive Player of the Year, and Quin Snyder as a dark horse for Coach of the Year.