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

All right, we got Jason Frederick here to go over a few things.

Now a day removed from game one, the win over the Lakers.

Jason, I think when we were texting, the place we wanted to start was with,

this is like kind of foofy in the air, but like, yeah,

the idea that they were the underdogs pretty severely entering, you know, entering this

series and now the odds have shifted. I mean, if you look at like sports books, they,

the wolves had like a 40% chance. They were given the wolves about a 40% chance of winning the series.

Now you look and the wolves are favorites, about 55% chance to win the series.

What do you make of the shift first of?

I know we want to connect that to the wolves and they're no longer the underdogs.

But just like in general, do you think that the wolves should be, it should have moved

that their favorites now?

Yeah, I think so.

I mean, because it wasn't like it was this overwhelming, you know, like there's, the

wolves are 20% favorites.

And I mean, 20% to win the series.

And then they win one game.

And now it's like, oh, now they're 60. Like you said, when it's at 40, and then you do steal game one, so now you have to win three

out of the next six, and you have three home games in that span. And you won game one so convincingly,

where you do see some repeatable aspects to it, I think that makes a lot of sense. Like, I mean,

that's what is the repeatable part, right? Like you could,

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