Utah Jazz HC Will Hardy on Keyonte George's 39-Point Night and Lauri Markkanen Pain

Yeah, he, you know, we benefited from some of the moments when Lowry was sort of at five. It gave us more of a spread court. But I think that some of those two-man actions with the slipouts created some indecision for them. And Keontae capitalized. He's a great athlete and does a great job playing in straight lines. You know, he put a lot of pressure on the rim. In those moments for us tonight, you know, Key is somebody that, you know, we believe can score in a variety of ways. Some nights it's more jump shot heavy, and I think tonight he made a lot of good decisions getting to the rim. Yeah, I thought Lowry, you know, he's digging in. Amen. He's digging in. I think he's playing through a lot of pain right now. I think he's really He's really battling for his teammates and for us, you know, he doesn't play a ton of five. In general, but, you know, with some of the injuries and then some foul trouble, you know, sometimes you have to change things up. I think he's doing a pretty good job. You know, I think there's some things that he can improve like everybody can. But, you know, these are also defensive situations he hasn't been in a ton. Thank you very much. So, you know, we'll keep looking at it. I don't know how much Lowry will play five moving forward. I think there will be some opportunities for it, and some nights it won't make as much sense. It'll be a night-to-night thing.