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The Old Man and the Three is back with a new host, NBA sharpshooter and Denver Nuggets forward, Cam Johnson. Every week, Cam joins Tommy Alter for insightful analysis of NBA games, trends, strategy and major moments in hoops culture along with exclusive interviews and highlights — all from a current player’s perspective. The legacy continues! Don’t worry, The Young Man and the Three isn't going anywhere. Catch new episodes right here, where Tommy will continue to bring together your favorite ...
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Utah Jazz fall 132-122 to the Atlanta Hawks in a high-octane shootout—but how did the game slip away? Jalen Johnson flashes a historic stat line, rivaling Magic Johnson, while Okongwu’s career night from beyond the arc puts the Hawks over the top. Is the Jazz defense built to survive breakneck pace and relentless perimeter shooting?
David Locke and Ron Boone break down the Jazz’s electric offensive effort, spotlighting Lauri Markkanen’s efficient shooting and Ace Bailey’s rising confidence. Key topics include the impact of 24 Jazz turnovers, three-point shooting disparities, and Quinn Snyder’s high-speed offensive philosophy with Atlanta. The conversation covers bench production, defensive vulnerabilities, and stars to watch for both teams. Will Utah learn to value possessions under pressure, or are they destined for more wild finishes this season?
0:00 – Jazz Fall in Shootout
5:08 – Fast Pace & Turnovers
11:01 – Jalen Johnson Historic Night
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