There are too many three pointers being attempted at the current time in the NBA. Let's look at the data and see what has transpired over the past 40 years. Let's consider what can be done to change this trend and improve the game.

Utah Jazz travel to San Francisco and play a competitive game with the Golden State Warriors. Both teams were missing key players and it made for a close game throughout. Collin Sexton had a huge night scoring 30 points on high shooting efficiency.

Milwaukee Bucks travel to Salt Lake City and get a win on the Utah Jazz's home court. Giannis and Damian Lillard dominate the game. Utah Jazz continues its development of youth as George and Collier get significant playing time.

Looking at the minutes distribution of the Jazz roster to date for the season. Also, we take a look at the point differential for the Jazz this season and why it's an important number to follow compared to the other teams racing for top draft picks.

Utah Jazz travel to Memphis to play the Grizzlies and struggle to shoot the ball from the three point line. Jazz shoot more than half their field goal attempts from behind the line but only make twenty-five percent of those attempts. Memphis shoots better and easily wins the game.

Utah Jazz travel to Oklahoma City to play the Thunder and run into a red hot Shai Gilgeous-Alexander who scores 54 to help the Thunder win the game. John Collins and Lauri Markkanen return to the lineup for the Jazz and play well. That's life on the road in the NBA for the Jazz.

Why does the NBA insist on preserving such a flawed draft lottery system that incentivizes losing? It's pathetic.