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This is the Daymore NBA podcast brought to you by Blue Wire podcast, and this is normally the part of the podcast where I run down for you what we're going to talk about on tonight's show.

But you already know we are talking about the end of that game.

I mean, we've had a couple of indescribably bad losses by the wolves over the past 12 months.

There was that game against Sacramento where the wolves blew, I think was a 27-point lead,

ending member with Deer and Fox, intentionally missing a free throw and getting his own rebound.

And of course, there was the Jersey Tuck game in Oklahoma City that ended with

Stephen Adams throwing that 90-yard touchdown to Dennis Schrooter after Carl Anthony Towns

wasn't able to intentionally miss a free throw.

But I don't know, man, there was something about this one tonight that felt worse.

The Sacramento game and the Oklahoma City game were about not executing down the stretch, right?

You know, and execution.

An execution, it is about coaching, but it's also about the players actually doing it.

Tonight, though, it just wasn't only about the players executing.

Ryan Saunders didn't call a timeout.

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