Fred Katz

Yeah, for sure.

Jackson also on the other side, like if you play him at the five, this has always been the case.

He is just way more foul prone.

And that's something that you just don't want coming up because he's such a dynamic defender when he's not in foul trouble.

But the fouling is just kind of what separates him from being one of the hitting another level because it just happens way too often.

And when you play him at the five,

He just fouls too much.

It happens all the time.

You see the foul rates just skyrocket.

There was a play when they played Miami, when they accidentally beat Miami after benching everybody.

And at the very beginning of the game, must have been like the third or fourth possession of the game.

It was just sideline out of bounds.

They just inbounded it to Jaron Jackson.

And Jackson brought it up as if he was the point guard.

Goes into a pick and roll with Nurkic.

like penetrates the lane, kicks to Markkinen who is cutting from the corner and Markkinen like finishes a layup.

Now I will say it is very difficult to decipher whether the jazz are doing something because they're like, Oh, this could be interesting.

Let's try it.

Or whether the jazz are doing something because they're like, you know, this is pretty good for the tank.

Why don't we let the, why don't we let the four slash five run the offense?