Joe, this is right up your alley. Anthony F. Edwards was clearly frustrated by the team's performance tonight.

They lost 126-102 to the Atlanta Hawks. After head coach Chris Finch pulled Wolf starter,

and left the bench, went to the locker room with a little under eight minutes left in the game.

The Hawks led at the time 109 to 80. Fitch called time out after the, called, uh, called him out

after the game said, obviously frustrated with the performance and rightfully so, but he needs

to stay on the floor and root for his team. Today's game continued a frustrating stretch for

the war who have lost three of their four games, despite Ant Man averaging 31.3.

During that stretch, Minnesota sitting 21 and 13 this year in sixth place in the West.

According to ESP and Ant Man at Atlanta Native who played college ball at Georgia, had a number of old friends and family at tonight's game, including his grandfather.

Hey. I get all that. Bro, you down 30? Joe, you ain't coming back with eight minutes to go down party? You ain't coming back, bro. You know, you got to control your emotions, bro. But I'm, I'm saying. That's why Finch took him out. Yeah, yeah, I get what you go ahead. But my thing is, here's what M. Man thinking.

He thinking, man, I'm back home at the crib.

I'm going to come out and show out because he was bawling. He was bawling. He was bawling. The rest of them dudes act like they didn't even know they had a game. And I think, you know, he thinking to himself, man, I got all my people out here and y'all come out.

We put on this lacklust of performance in front of my folks out here. Yeah, he got a little beside himself. He was pissed off. I could tell. But I thought his play was pretty good. Ocho, he was bawling. He had 30, I think, like, in the third quarter. Like, they couldn't stop him, but nobody else was giving him anything on his team. Plus, the Hawks were, man, they was hitting on our cylinders. Oh, Joe, they weren't missing. They moving their basketball, everybody touching it. Didn't they have, like, 20-something-3, Joe? Here's the thing, because I've been hearing a lot of the rummins about Trey Young when he came back. You know how the Hawks haven't been playing great. You can't game plan for the guys who's out there. Now, when Trey is not out there, it's hard to game playing for those guys. You know what I mean? Like when Trey is out there, he's such a focal point of the offense that, you know, you put so much attention on him that, you know, I think it kind of creates a little havoc or whatnot throughout the team. But I think when Trey doesn't play, everybody just kind of plays freely. Nobody's really getting double team, triple team. Jalen Johnson has been spectacular

throughout this. Yeah, what the hell of he come from? Joe. He got hurt last year. He would

have been an all-star last year, but he got hurt. This year, they got him in places on the court

to where he's so effective, but he's the prototypical forward in today's game of basketball.

I mean, he could do everything.

He can shoot the three.

He rebound, block shots, play defense.

He can playmate.

He has no weakness.

And you can tell, look, if you look at the month of, I think, December,

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