This is the daymore NBA podcast brought to you by Blue Wire Podcasts.

It is Tuesday, November 30th.

In the afternoon, I'm joined by Britt Robson of Minpost.

And Britt, I was thinking about before we started this call how, you know, it wasn't

three weeks ago where I think, well, you wrote a column titled Something About Wolves Dread.

We did a podcast together. We called it something About Wolves Dread. We did a podcast together.

We called it something about Wolves Dread and how this was just feeling like the

wolves of old.

And, you know, here we are literally over the past two weeks with the Wolves 7 and 1 over

this stretch.

I think they're like third in offense over that time,

eighth and, or third and defense, eighth and offense. I mean, they've just objectively been

great here for seven of eight games. It's zero dread right now. This is as good as this team

has looked. It really, man, I mean, it feels to me like once that 2017-18 team with Jimmy Butler kind of started to catch a rhythm at the beginning of last year, I mean, this is as good as the wolves have played.

I mean, really in almost 20 years or as close to as good as they've played.

I mean, are you just having fun with this?

Oh, naturally.

But also, I think that even though we

didn't know the full extent of the Jimmy Butler cat Wiggins disease, we knew that Tibbs

basically wanted to throw shade on the two guys he was supposed to develop and cherished,

you know, other guys.

And initially had Ricky Rubio on his team, then, you know, moved heaven and earth to get Jeff Teague,

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