Hey, yeah, I feel like Kobe in a fourth quarter.

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It's March 26th after a Wolves overtime win last night over the Houston Rockets.

I got Britt Robson and Kyle Teague here with me. And like I was

just saying, I'm not worried about us having enough to talk about from that game. The wolves were

up by 11 points with three and a half minutes to go in regulation. Houston at that point goes on a

13 to two run to force overtime.

Then to start overtime, Houston goes on another 13-0 run.

So we're talking to 26 to 2 run over like five and a half minutes.

And then the wolves go on a 15-0 run to close the game.

And I was typing that all out this morning.

I was like, I think that kind of even undersells it, you know, as to how crazy that game was.

There's the officiating.

There's the physicality of the game.

There was the woolshedding players.

You know, there was a lot of good drama involved. And a lot of, you know, a lot of mistakes by both teams.

It was a heavily physical mistake-filled game, which is, you know, hard fought is a pleasant way to say it.

But it was. It was a fun game, I thought. I thought it was crazy. Do you think it was one of, it was the craziest game we've seen at Target Center?

I was saying for me, I think it might have been. You got a lot more. We were talking about this before you got here, like, as our historian on this pod, and you've seen it all, you don't want to be hyperbolic and be a prisoner of the moment. I'm always thinking it was the best game ever. but last night the way way it unfolded and what you just said, I mean, the largest comeback in NBA history in overtime, like Britt said earlier, to get down 13 points in overtime is hard.

There's only five minutes of basketball.

So then to not only get down 13, but then to come back and score the last 15 points, I mean, that was, that had to be

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