On today's show, Anthony Edwards displays why the wolves took him number one.

7-5 Taco Fall pulls out some nimble footwork, and Nicola Yokich tells us what animal his dunks resemble.

So much wildlife talk coming up.

Hey, I'm Tasmelis, and this is what you need to know in the NBA for Thursday, May 6th.

Hey, what's up, everybody?

We're starting with the Grizzlies and the Timberwolves, because this was the game.

It was one of those very special Anthony Edwards games

where he shows the whole bag of tricks. The catch and shoot three point shots. The step back

three point shots. The driving, absorbing contact and scoring plays, the driving avoiding

contact and scoring plays with either a push shot or a Euro step.

The shooting overall was very, very special from Anthony Edwards,

eight of nine from three, 17 of 22 overall,

and he attempted only one free throw for his 42 points.

The rook has the whole bag, but said he will add something to his

game this off season. When asked what he'd be adding, he said, quote, I ain't telling nobody. I want to

come back like Houdini. That quote via Dane Moore. Yes, he's providing the quotes. What will he bring

back next season? Because he does have it all.

Maybe he can make the nickname Ant disappear. It's not going anywhere, but I still don't like it.

I'll never be a fan. Wolves play by playman, Dave Benz, repeated this ant theory, I guess one would call it on the broadcast. Ben said, take the fastest ant in the world and make it the size of a

human. If it were the size of a human, it could run 200 meters a second. So a kilometer in five seconds

or a mile in eight seconds. I hate that. Would it be that fast if it were human size? No,

its systems wouldn't allow it to even

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