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Coming at a Saturday night after a 27 point Timberlves lost to the Los Angeles

Clippers at Staples Center this weekend's back-to-back at Staples was a tale of

of course very different games this year I'm only recording shows after the second game

of back-to-back.

So, of course, it worked out that it was no show after the 24-point win over the Lakers on Friday and now a show tonight that I have to do after a 27-point loss to the Clippers.

It just wasn't even close even by halftime.

I'm sitting there just watching the win on Friday thinking, of course.

I started doing these post game podcasts last season after every game.

So I did 72 games, all 72 games last season, recording right afterwards, and then 10, the first 10

games this season, do them after every single game. So it's 82 games, and I think they've won

something like 29 of those, those games. So naturally, the first one that I don't do is a blowout

win over the Lakers. But here we are.

We'll still do a show off of this game.

And I kind of want to just start by taking the lay of the land, I guess, here.

After the first 12 games of the season, the wolves are obviously four and eight now.

In the league-wide standings, only five teams have a worse record than the wolves do.

That's Houston, New Orleans, Orlando, Detroit, and Atlanta, which is interesting because the only real surprise there, right, is Atlanta at four and nine.

And generally speaking, the teams that have been really bad this season are the teams, you know, we came into the year thinking would be really bad, right?

Houston, New Orleans, Orlando, Detroit, like they weren't going to be good and haven't been good.

So the question I have is, you know, do the wolves fit that mold?

And the case against it is that, you know, that case says that the wolves

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