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It's January 5th.

The wolves won both of their games over the weekend.

They beat Miami in Miami by 10 on Saturday, and on back to back in Washington on Sunday.

Wolves also beat the Wizards by 26.

Those two wins come after the Wolves' worst loss of the season in Atlanta on New Year's Eve.

Clearly this team still has some of the immaturity to them where they need to touch the stove to, you know,

realize it's hot and play with energy as they did not do against Atlanta.

But I also thought these two wins over the weekend were two kind of mature wins,

two of their more mature wins of the season.

I got Wolves Beat writer, Jace Frederick, here with me.

And we'll get into the many things that really worked for the wolves over the season. I got Wolves Beat writer, Jace Frederick, here with me. And we'll get into the many things that really worked for the wolves over the weekend

in the vacuum of the weekend. But before zooming in, I'm curious where, what you've sort of

made of this last week in the aggregate, maybe even going back to the wolves blowing out Chicago

four games ago. I mean, the last four are blew out Chicago, got pulling out by Atlanta,

beat Miami pretty handedly, and then blew out Washington.

How do you, what do you make of the Atlanta one being in there?

What did the other three games around that?

I don't know. Detoxify that. Yeah, I don't other three games around that? I don't know.

Detoxify that. Yeah, I don't, I didn't put too much into the Chicago one, just because of the way the Bulls, like, it's one thing to not have guys. It's another thing to lose guys during the game, which they lost Kobe White and then they lost early in the game, then they lost Josh Gideon early in the third. like Chicago can play without those guys, but it usually takes like a plan.

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