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On this episode of the heat check, the wolf saved their freaking season, baby.

And now we head back to Minnesota looking to stretch it to six.

We get into that, as well as dissecting the breakout star of the playoffs.

My man Andrew Nemhart.

I know I didn't think I was going to say that, did you?

And we get into the Gordon Hayward OKC saga because there's some fucking Tee going on there.

TikTok alert, baby, TikTok.

So my guy Anthony, I know you're on Twitter live right now or Spaces,

but let's get right into it and drop that motherfucking beat.

That should be Rihanna. Oh man, everyone was thinking that there were golden brooms coming out.

There were bronze brooms coming out.

The most competitive sweep in NBA history was going to happen to the Minnesota Timberwolves.

And they said, what? They said absolutely fucking not. And the narrative is shifting.

Everyone who blamed Carl Anthony Towns for the wolves coughing up leads in the first three games,

aka me, we on the other side need to give Kitty Cat as flowers.

They managed to beat Kyrie Irving in a close-out game for the first time in his history.

Kyrie Irving is now 14 and 1 in close-out games.

Still ridiculous.

It's just still a ridiculous number.

Cat was 9 of 13.

He had four threes, by the probably, very timely threes as well. He was plus 15 in a wolf's win. A lot of haters got shut up. I don't know if I necessarily feel like things have changed with Kat. That's one good game.

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