This is the Daymore MBA podcast. We are brought to you by prize picks coming at a Tuesday evening. It's December 2nd. I'm here at Smoothie King Arena in New Orleans with Chris Hyne, the Wolf's Beatwriter from the Star Tribune, and we're going to give you some immediate takeaways from the Wolves' overtime win

over the Pelicans on Tuesday night.

We are now also 21 games into the season, so that's about a quarter of the way through, Chris.

I thought we would also kind of take some note of where the wolves rank,

you know, offensively, defensively, some numbers like that,

one-fourth of the way through the season.

But yeah, Chris, hi, how are you?

I'm good, I'm good.

I think I'm doing better than even some of the wolves were after this win.

Some serious tones being struck in the post-game lock room, which I think is a good thing after a win. Some serious tones being struck in the post-game locker room, which I think is a good

thing after a win like this one.

Well, you know, I just kind of took note of on kind of on one side of the locker room,

you had like some of the younger guys who were very talkative, as you might expect,

after a win.

And on the other, in another corner, you had like Julius Randall, Rudy Gobert, who

Julius sounded like they had just lost a playoff game in the last second or something like that.

He was very, it was very quiet, very quiet, very somber, even after having a really good overtime.

Tough night overall, but a really good overtime for Julius.

But he was, and the way he spoke, you would have thought they lost the game tonight.

Same with Rudy.

Rudy also struck a very serious tone, talking a lot about habits and doing the boring things and things like that.

And then in another corner you had Ant, who I thought was kind of in between the two extremes.

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