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It's October 22nd after the Wolves season opener.

I'm here at Motor Center in Portland right after the game for some immediate takeaways with Kyle

Tygey after a 118, 114, Wolves win over the Blazers.

Kyle, set the scene.

We use this phrase a lot, but it finally, we can throw it back in the lexicon of wolves back.

It felt good.

There's a lot of juice in the stadium that

we're recording this late on a wednesday from modus center um it was cool to see damien lillard

introduced again kind of back in this back in the city that he kind of made a name for himself

um see a bunch of different guys like honson yang and and just a bunch of cool guys that was kind of

interested to watch but then for it to all as we're going to talk about for the next hour

two hours maybe until the sunrise it all kind of culminated in number five getting to a spot

that he told everyone in the preseason that he was going to get to and that he'd been working on

all summer and resulted in a really big, really cool 48 minute basketball game, Wolves 118 Blazers 114.

Yeah, let's start with Ant.

41 point game for him and in a game where a lot of things I think didn't make sense for the wolves or like situationally

made sense for like periods of time. The defense made sense for a chunk of time. Even each individual

player had like other than aunt Julius Randall I thought was like really good at the beginning.

It was really quiet and Rudy for a while and Jaden for a while. It was the most consistent piece, the entire game, and obviously the stat line kind of

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