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Coming at you Monday morning, it's February 27th.

It's been a week since we've done a pod, and I wish we were, you know, breaking back in post-all-Star break on better terms.

But the wolves have lost their first two games out of the break.

Over the weekend, a home loss to the 19-43 Charlotte Hornets, and a road loss last night to a Golden State team that

was without Steph Curry, Jemond Green, and Andrew Wiggins.

I'm joined today by Britt Robson from Mimpost.

To get into all this, Brit, there's a lot of frustration out there in the fan base.

I'd assume within the team, too.

But in the fan base, most specifically, I think

I've seen a lot of people throwing the F word out there when it comes to Chris Finch wanting to fire

him, thinking his seats hot. I saw a lot of that last night after the game, which is personally

not where my head has gone into all this though i'm not suggesting finch is

blameless but when i saw the there's the biggest deluge of fire finch stuff i thought after

after last night's game and i thought of your column from from last week where you kind of dove

right into that topic you kind of dismissed it as silly, not something you see happening anytime soon.

But, you know, that was before the All-Star break. That was before these two pretty rough losses.

So I'm assuming that's still your stance on it. So let's start with why you feel that way.

Or maybe, you know, surprise me me tell me you've changed your mind

and chris finch's i don't mean to actually laugh at this like it's fair for for fans to be upset with

it and again i do think finch holds blame but it it's right it's more of a logistics thing if he just

signed an extension he's coming off of us. Whatever.

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