Victor Wenbenyama has a moment, and now it's on the Timberwolves to find a response.

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I'm Gavin Shell, the host of Lockedon Nixon, joining me one of the fantastic hosts of the Locked on Nuggets

podcast. It is Swipa, and there is only one place we could start off tonight.

We'll finish up the show with the Sixers being on the brink.

Another incredible Jalen Brunson performances, the Knicks exert their will,

exert their depth in Philadelphia.

But before we get there, we'll talk about where the Minnesota Timberwolves go from here.

And Victor Wimbunayama Swiper having a moment dominant down the stretch of a 115-108 victory.

And this time the San Antonio Spurs get the better of a clutch game and take control of this series.

Yeah, that's crazy.

You know, the Minnesota Timberwolves, you know, one thing that they brought themselves on is

physicality, defense, and they want to have multiple ways that they can attack you. And they create

advantages constantly by having multiple athletes on the floor that can do multiple things and just

attacking you with so many different ways. And there's such a, like, they have their

moments where they lose their discipline. And I think today, you know, we'll talk about it in

specific, but, you know, I thought Julius Randall really played himself and the team out of

rhythm. But, you know, they got the best game, I think, of the playoffs from Anthony Edwards so

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