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Ace Bailey growth in the last month has been remarkable for the Utah Jazz. David Locke, radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider, takes a look at plays from last night's Utah Jazz v. Cleveland Cavaliers game and envisions what it might look like in next year's Jazz offense. Add Jaren Jackson Jr, Lauri Markkanen, Keyonte George and Walker Kessler to the mix and these play sets get very exciting for the Utah Jazz.

Locke looks at three sequences. First a basic hand off action in the Jazz offense with a clear side. Then looks at Ace Bailey as the pick in the pick and roll before looking improved foot work on his outside jumper. The last two play sequence is Bailey coming off a pick and roll as the ball handler and Ace going on one on one on a dive to the basic.

Locke also looks at the late game play of the Charlotte Hornets and their struggles and the Philadelphia 76ers getting clogged up with Embiid.

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