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It's December 10th, and I'm joined here in studio on a Wednesday by Britt Robson as the wolves are in the midst of one of those weird.

Three day off pockets.

I guess it's because the end season tournament is going on right now, but it's nice.

We've got a little three day break here.

Their next game is not until Friday night in San Francisco against the Warriors.

So I thought we just kind of take some stock of where this team is at.

You wrote about that in your column this week over at MinPost,

just sort of this concept that's not new, I would say, to the season,

but it's the idea that the wolves are winning games and not really meeting the eye test.

A couple different things from that call.

What makes that most true to you

what makes that pop most the the the eye test portion that that isn't isn't meeting yeah I guess

the standard you expect what some of it is that um Dante Divencho is having a very good year.

I think Anthony Edwards is having a better than average year.

Julius Randall is playing well.

It just isn't adding up.

There is not, the wolves are not greater than the sum of their parts thus far.

And, you know, I'm not going to do the old broken record again,

but I do think that playing weak competition chronically hurts when you mix in the games

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