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Coming at you Wednesday afternoon with Britt Robson of Minpost.

Britt, the Wolves are four games into the post-all-Star break portion of the season.

I think the two of us both came into these four games out of the break.

I think we're going to really be using this as a barometer,

what the rest of the regular season was going to be.

But also both probably came into this thinking that three and one against Memphis,

Philly, Cleveland, and Golden State would be what was outside of my expectations,

for sure. What have you just taken away from the way the wolves have been able to start this

post-all-star break portion of the season? Well, my predictions mentally anyway, not verbally,

but were in order 1 in 3, 0 and 4, 2 and 2, 3 and 1 in 4 in that order.

And I thought that they'd be right around 500 with these four games that we just finished, and the five upcoming, which include two against

Oklahoma City, two against Portland, and one against Orlando.

Now, for that to happen now, you know, they'd have to go, even if they went two and three

against five teams that are pretty much destined for the lottery,

Portland being perhaps the outlier.

Can we just hit on how crappy those three teams are right now?

Yeah.

Portland sounds like the best team.

They might be actually the worst team, though.

Well, they certainly are in that phase of a franchise that's been at the very least competitive

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