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Today's show is part two of my world season preview here with Britt Robinson.

We're splitting this preview up into three parts.

So if you're looking for our thoughts on the guards, that was in part one.

We did DeAngel Russell, Patrick Beverly, Jordan McLaughlin,

Leandro, Ballmorrow, Jalen, and we almost talked about McKinley, right?

So that's one episode back in your feed.

And on today's show, we're going to be doing

the Wings, which I've decided are Anthony Edwards, Jaden McDaniels, Malik Beasley, Torian Prince, and Jake

Lehman. Before we get into that, Britt, do you have any problem with any of those five players

being labeled as wings?

Ant, McDaniels, Beasley, Prince is, I would not say I have a problem of that because I do think that, you know, you're the one that's fixated on the power forward position as being a

morass of weirdness.

And I can't really disagree with that.

And as a result, who you choose as...

That's kind of my general view of the Timberwolves.

Who you judge to be a quote unquote big, which means somebody who has kind of rim protection

responsibility versus a wing, which is somebody who has

perimeter responsibility that isn't strictly a stretch four.

That's where I would say Prince, Prince is really a straddle there.

When I asked Finch directly last night where he envisioned Prince, he said, where he's been all

preseasoned between a three and a four. So is he a wing? Yes. Is he a big? Yeah, a little less so,

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