The Timberwolves took game one in San Antonio and in that game might have showed why they have the ultimate edge over Victor

Wambiama start the second round.

We're going to look ahead to Lakers Thunder, Cavs Pistons.

We're going to look ahead to what the Boston Celtics need to do this offseason after they were eliminated.

Plus, we got some front office and coaching moves to get to,

but let's just jump right in, John, to Timberwolf Spurs.

Minnesota gets game one in San Antonio,

and to me, my big takeaway in this one was

Minnesota really brought the physicality to Victor Wembeyanama.

And I think one of the things going into these playoffs

that I was really interested to see was,

when teams were able to scheme up against Victor

and the Spurs, would we see an adjustment period

for Wembe where he was gonna have to adjust

to playoff level physicality in all of these questions

that we have about young players,

specifically young big men in their first playoffs? And for Victor Wominyama in the first round, very much not an

issue. But here against Minnesota Timberwolves, whose whole thing is physicality, right, where they're

able to come at you in waves of Rudy Gobert, Julius Randall, McDaniels, all these guys. I actually

thought that they moved them off the spot quite a bit in that game one.

You could look at the 12 blocks and that's really cool and he actually had a pretty decent rebounding game.

But I just thought in this game and really down the stretch,

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