Hey, yeah, I feel like Kobe in a fourth quarter.

This is the Daymore MBA podcast, and we are brought to you by prize picks coming at you Tuesday morning.

It's September 30th.

And today's pod is with Alan Horton, who has been the Wolves Radio play-by-play announcer for the last 18 seasons.

And now this season, Alan will be joining Jim Peterson in the booth to be the television,

play-by-play voice of the wolves for something like 50 games this season with Michael Grady,

taking on more of a national schedule this year.

It was a really fun conversation with Alan and Kyle, but I do want to let you

know off the top here that I did not turn the microphones on until about the 13 minute mark

into our recording with Alan. Sorry, I'm still working out some of the kinks here in the studio,

but there is still sound for the first 13 minutes. It's just coming through my computer. So, you know,

it's kind of, it sounds like a Zoom call or something like that. I listen back to it. It's okay. Not great. If you can't stand it, I totally understand the episodes an hour. Just skip ahead to like the 15 minute mark and everything should be cleared up. Again, my bad there. Still thought it was a great conversation with allan uh we're getting

a lot into the background of his career we talk about working with jim peterson and then just also some

general wolves talk about what alan is looking for in training camp and the preseason this fall he even

makes a case for an eastern conference team that he thinks Wolves fans should be upset with this season.

Again, sorry about the sound right off the bat, but do know it gets better about 12 to 13 minutes in.

Alan Horton, the play-by-play radio and TV voice of the wolves coming up next.

Let's go.

All right, we are now joined by Alan Horton, the radio play-by-play voice for 19 seasons. I believe now with the wolves.

And so I think what do we call it?

The radio play-by-play voice, a TV play-by-play voice.

How are we doing this?

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