This is the Vane Moore MBA podcast brought to you by the Genesis Company coming at a Monday morning.

It's March 20th.

And I'm joined today by

Wolves beatwriter, Chris Kine from the Star Tribune, who was in his hotel room in New York

before the Wolves play the Knicks here on Monday night. Chris, you were also in Chicago on Friday

night. We were both there. And it was in the first quarter of that Chicago game where I think the most recent story of the wolves are certainly the story of the this last weekend came to fruition.

Anthony Edwards getting hurt after Aunt got hurt.

They had to play three quarters, two overtimes without them, fly to Canada, play four quarters without them.

Again, obviously they lost in Chicago, 131, 139, lost in Toronto, 107, 122.

Amping out obviously changes the dynamic of this team in a major way, which we'll get into.

But I think to talk about Ant and this time,

let's go back to Chicago with the injury.

And then, you know,

what we were kind of able to gather in the locker room after the fact,

what we've the rest of the weekend been able to gather too.

So, Chris, I will ask you an impossible and stupid question to start.

So I was to talk about, what do you think we will see Ant back or what breadcrumbs do we kind of have here in what we saw with our eyes, what we've heard elsewhere?

What's going on with Ant?

Well, it sounds like from every for every indication probably see him back

sooner than maybe everybody had maybe anticipated when they saw him go down on friday night

because it looked bad it looked you know a little scary to see him in in that much pain

and see it just how much he was kind of yelling and and you know it was what it was one of those

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