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It's June 25th.

And the Minnesota Timberwolves have re-signed Nas Reid. It's June 25th, and the Minnesota Timberwolves

have re-signed Nas Reid. It's a three-year deal worth 42 million. There's a player option in that

third season. We'll get into some of the salary cap ramifications, blah, blah, blah, of all that.

And also maybe talk a little bit about what this might look like on the floor.

But Kyle, I was thinking while you went to the pool or you were at the pool.

At the pool, mid-Marg when the wodge bomb came down.

Yeah, yep, yep.

I was, I don't know, I just started kind of thinking about it.

I did by a little sour cap stuff.

But I want to start talking about this signing and Nasry, I think't know, I just started kind of thinking about it. I did by a little sour cap stuff. But I want to start talking about this signing and Nasri, I think, kind of in a weird spot.

I think a really cool sort of side story of this move is that it's a win for like wolves culture,

like internal culture and external culture.

I guess I'll kind of explain what that means.

I think this signing is a real signal of some real strength in the first, like the internal

culture of the wolves roster, right?

And, you know, having covered this team for six seasons now, like glimmers of internal culture

have been few and far between over the years. And I think that if this is a signal of Wolf's

culture, I think that's a credit to the leaders of this team going back a couple years. I started

thinking about, you know, that the 46 win season were kind of out of nowhere.

Like Chris Finch, Carl Anthony Towns, Anthony Edwards, started building something that out of nowhere, right?

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