This is the main more NBA podcast brought to you by the Genesis Company coming at you Saturday morning.

It's April 1st.

And after loss to the Lakers on Friday night, the wolves are now 39. the Genesis Company coming at you Saturday morning. It's April 1st.

And after a loss to the Lakers on Friday night,

the wolves are now 39 and 39 with four games to go,

which means their very 500 season rolls on.

This team was 5 and 5, 10 games into the year,

10 and 10, 20 games into the year, 10 and 11 when Kat went down 15 and 15, 30

games in 20 and 21 at the halfway point of the season, 25 and 25 50 games in 31 and 30 at the

All-Star break, 36 and 37 when Kat got back and now again 39 and 39 with 4 to go.

I'm joined today by Kyle Teigy from score north. Kyle, I think the hope or like the

expectation in the fan base was that this team could now, after getting Kat back, be something

more than they've been all year, kind of the, some of their parts, the, you know,

some growth, some progression over the course of time, kind of the hope was it was all coming

together at the right time and in ways it looked like it could be over this past week.

It looked like they could maybe be a team that wins two games for every one they lose rather than

splitting every seemingly two or four games set.

There have been flashes that they can be that team.

But then last night happens.

And to me, that game looked very much like a game from the beginning of the season.

Finch talked about it after the game about, quote unquote, old habits coming back, bad

transition defense, poor ball movement, inability to track down rebounds and 50-50 balls.

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