David Locke and Ron Boone bring you POSTCAST after every Utah Jazz game. Keyonte George forces overtime with a clutch three-pointer, but the Utah Jazz fall short to the San Antonio Spurs, 134-130, in a thrilling preseason battle. David Locke, radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider, spotlights the relentless effort and growth from a young Jazz roster—Ace Bailey flashes unique shot-making skills under pressure, Taylor Hendricks embraces on-ball opportunities, and Walter Clayton Jr. finds rhythm with extended minutes. Ron Boone, analyst, breaks down how these prospects handled crunch-time situations, emphasizing the value of experience—even against less established NBA opponents.

The episode examines Victor Wembanyama’s dominant, versatile play for the Spurs, as Locke and Boone speculate on his trajectory toward Defensive Player of the Year and possible MVP contention. They break down the chaotic roster puzzle in San Antonio, questioning how pieces like De’Aaron Fox, Devin Vassell, Stefan Castle, and Dylan Harper can all fit alongside Wembanyama’s star power. With roster logjams and high draft picks in the spotlight, Jazz fans are left wondering: how will the minutes and roles shake out once veterans return, and which of these young talents will seize their place?

0:00 Jazz youth shine in extended minutes
1:13 Lessons from overtime and late-game execution
3:01 Ace Bailey’s standout performance and growth
4:36 Walter Clayton finds confidence and rhythm
6:22 Taylor Hendricks’ ball-handling and attacking
7:26 Impact of Lowry Markkanen’s return on young core
8:06 Victor Wembanyama’s dominance and Spurs’ roster puzzle