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Yeah. This is the day and more NBA podcast brought to you by Blue Wire Podcasts. And Sunday night in Tampa Bay was the Timberold seventh win win of the season, a 116-112 win over the

Raptors. Carl Anthony Towns is back for the wolves and games are starting to make more sense.

It doesn't necessarily mean for 48 minutes. The end of this one was a little rough. It was not

48 minutes. The fourth quarter was very rocky. We'll get to that

in a little bit. But just from a basketball standpoint, I think that's, you know, that's where we're

feeling the difference with Kat. I mean, everything the wolves do makes far more sense when they

have a player like Kat who is a, you know, a floor spacer, a post-up threat, and someone who's, you know, big enough to be a real rim defender.

I know, we say this all the time, but everything the wolves are set up to do is built around having a player who checks those boxes.

And we're starting to see that here.

It's not even like Kat is setting anything on fire right right now i mean he he had he had 20 and 11

tonight which is you know fairly pedestrian by his standards but but when you have that player

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