This is the dayned more NBA podcast.

It's Tuesday afternoon.

The Minnesota Timberl is on a three-game losing street.

I feel like every time I record with Britt Robson, things are either like swinging way upward

or swinging downward. I guess three losses in a row is a little bit of a down swing,

which is probably, I got to inform our conversation a little bit here. Britt, you wrote today about the Timberwell's offense that was supposed to be,

I don't know, for lack of a better term, special this season.

Top 10 anyway, right.

Right.

And as you put in the piece, they rank 24th in offensive rating.

I saw cleaning the glass has them at 20th, so a little bit of that.

It's garbage time, whatever.

Anyway, one way or the other, they're basically a bottom 10 offense this season.

We're not 24 games into the year.

That's probably the biggest, like, set of what was our expectations coming into the year versus what

reality has been there there's no greater gap well i don't know about that the defense is

the same way i mean it really has inverted it really has so so like wind it. What, uh, where was your head at as you,

as you came into this, but thinking about the offense. Well, at first, I wanted to remind even

long-time fans. I know that I have a tendency to get redundant, but I wanted to remind even

long-term fans that, fans that why we were excited.

So, you know, I mean, the beginning of it is just kind of breaking down what makes ants special,

what makes Kat special, what makes Delo special on offense.

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