This is the day more NBA podcast,

brought to you by Blue Wire podcast coming at you Saturday night after the Wol wolves beat the Milwaukee Bucks by 19.

Final score, Wolves 138, bucks 119 was another massive scoring performance for this

Wolves team that has now scored over 110 points in 11 of the 13 games that they've played

since the All-Star break, being as both of the times,

they scored under 110 were their two losses since the All-Star break.

That means this Wolf's team is 11 and 0 since the break when they score 110 or more points.

Obviously, in this one tonight, a factor in being able to kind of score at will like they did

was Janus and Teddekoupo not playing in this game due to knee-sornness and tonight a factor in being able to kind of score at will like they did.

Was Janice and Teta Koupo not playing in this game due to knee soreness?

And, you know, this continues the pattern.

But I think there are two ways to look at that element of this game. Like, yes, Janus missing the game continues the trend of the wolves rarely playing a team at full

strength. But I also think it would be wrong to say that Milwaukee is a bad team without

Janus. They still had Chris Middleton, Drew Holiday, Brooke Lopez was back. I think I was just

going through it. If you would rank the Wolves 13 opponents since the All-Star break,

I still think this Bucks team without Janus was still the fourth hardest they've played.

I think Philly on that back-to-back for Hardin's first game with the Sixers was the toughest.

They lost that one by 31.

The next toughest, I think, was the Memphis game right out of the break,

which they won at home by five. And then after that, like the next toughest, I think, was the Memphis game right out of the break, which they won at home by five.

And then after that, like the next toughest opponent was either this Bucks team without Janus or Miami without Jimmy Butler last week.

And I think I put Miami without Butler ahead of this Milwaukee team without Janus, maybe just because

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