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Coming at your Wednesday night after a very, very bizarre game in Atlanta for the Wolves.

A game of the Wolves were winning by 12 at halftime.

In a game, they were still winning by two when Anthony Edwards got ejected with six minutes left in the third quarter.

If you watch the game, you saw that things totally unraveled from there for the wolves and we'll of course get into how they unraveled.

But the unraveling was both on the refs for losing control of the game, even if they felt like they made the right calls.

But also on the wolves for letting the rope slip, never stopping the hawks momentum after that point.

And really, the wolves never played much defense to stop the hawks momentum after that point. And really, those never played much

defense to stop the hawks momentum in general tonight. It's hard to talk to talk about all this.

It's complicated, the ant technical, the cat flagrant. I'm probably just going to use Finch and Cat

and Delo's postgame audio to kind of let them explain what they saw out there.

But in case you didn't get to watch the game, I'll set the scene here from my perspective.

So six minutes left in the third quarter, Ant attacks the basket, thinks he gets filed, complains to the ref,

and the ref is probably a little bit too quick to the tech right there.

And then Ant kind of gets closer to the ref, keeps talking, doesn't cool off.

So the ref pops with a second technical.

He's ejected.

In my opinion, the ref shouldn't have called the first one.

And then when Ant continued to kind of come at him and keep talking, I think it's fair to give him a tech then. Clearly, I thought clearly it was too quick of a hook by the ref and that two technicals there were probably out of line.

But actually, before, because we got a lot more to talk about with the cat part of it,

let's do Finch's response here to that play where Ant got the technical.

And yeah, and then we'll get into the cat stuff.

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