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It's February 19th.

And we're back because the All-Star break is over.

The wolves have 26 games remaining on their schedule.

All to be completed over the next 52 days.

It's pretty much a sprint from here playing on average, I guess, every other night.

And I do think it's one of those, it is the time of year where the schedule can really impact

night-to-night results, which can, you know, makes a real difference amongst teams like the

wolves who are very close in the standings to teams right above them or right below them.

As we enter the post-all-star break reality, the wolves are currently the sixth seed,

one and a half games behind the Denver Nuggets, who are currently sitting in the three spot,

and one and a half

games ahead of Phoenix, who is in the seventh seed right now. The Wolves went 18 and 8 after the

All-Star break last season in those final 26 games, which did give them, I think, real momentum that

we felt as they hit the postseason last year. And the type of, frankly, the type of

momentum, it feels like they're going to need again this year to get the ball rolling in the

playoff. So today feels like a good time to look at the wolves' rest of season's schedule. And we're

going to do that in a stupid way by drafting their schedule for the rest of the season. I'll explain how we're going to do that in a second. But I got, yeah, Chris I here, Wolvesby writer with me. Chris and I did this, something like this last year. And because you reminded me of it, we're going to do it again. And yeah, I think it's a good time to talk about the schedule, the rest of the way. Welcome back from All Star Break. How are you?

I'm doing good, doing good.

Walking through the slush to get here today.

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