Hey, yeah, I feel like Kobe in a fourth quarter.

This is the Daymore MBA podcast, and we are brought to you by prize picks coming at your Thursday afternoon.

It's December 18th, and I am joined here in the studio by Britt Robson.

I was just over at Wolves practice this morning. And they had a practice in

between the loss to the Grizzlies on Wednesday night, which I want to talk to you about.

But also at practice, there was a lot of the conversation with the players and coaches that

we interviewed about the Oklahoma City game. And the hottest line

as I spoiled to before we hit record was Nas, Naz Reid called it a must win game. And Doogie

followed up. He said, do you say must win? And he goes, yeah, we're absolutely viewing this as a

must win game for us internally.

It is a big game.

It's this stretch of games, Brit, we've been talking about for pretty much the whole season of like,

here come the good teams, here come the test, here comes the opportunity to sort of prove

that your record meets the competition.

And I do think this team has the ability to turn it up to that level,

but we haven't, we haven't seen much of it.

Do you think it's a must-win game?

No, I think it's a silly statement.

Okay. I mean, what happens must-win game? No. I think it's a silly statement. Okay.

I mean, what happens if they lose then?

Is there a lot of despondents?

I mean, you know, that they're going to have trouble getting up for the next game

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