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Welcome back to NoChill with Gilbert Arena. We've got a lot going on around the league and

to play off our underway. Yes. And make sure you all stick around. We got two special guests,

two legends from Slam Ball that we're going to be interviewing later in the show. But go first

and first, got to talk about what's going on in the association right now. You know, saw that

Timberwolves situation, altercation between Rudy Gilbert and Kyle Anderson, allegedly Kyle Anderson,

Kyle Rudy Gilbert, a bitch, one too many times. Thanks. Rudy Thumb with the arm check. Didn't really

try to make contact on the grill game to nice, try to give him the dead arm, but it ended up getting

suspended. So just first off, what did you think about that whole altercation situation with

Rudy Gilbert and Kyle Anderson? Normal. Okay. That's the game, right? It's never really about like

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