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Coming at you, it's Tuesday afternoon, April 18th.

I'm joined out here by Wolves Beatwriter from the Pioneer Press, Jace Frederick.

And as we try to kill this excessive amount of time between games one and two,

Jase, let's talk about what needs to change in game two for the wolves.

I liked what you wrote after game

one and just like the general idea of preparedness. And I think Denver clearly and kind of

understandably looked like the more prepared team in game one given the time that they had.

The wolves have some more time now, but they also didn't look prepared in game one, given the time that they had. The wolves have some more time now,

but they also didn't look prepared in game one for this.

So why do you think that and how can that, you know,

be a difference in game two?

Yeah, I mean, I think just in general,

Kat, you know, going out of his way to say, yeah,

like Denver credit to them, they knew our plays, they know, going out of his way to say, yeah, like Denver,

credit to them, they knew our plays, they knew what we were doing or whatever.

When, and then, you know, in contrast, we've got Mike Conley saying, like, we need to know their place.

You know, like, it's that, that seems like a very obvious thing of, like, that is a major

advantage.

If one team has you scouted that well, the players,

not just the coaches. I'm sure the coaches knew the plays for Denver, you know, I'm sure the

Wolf's coaches knew Denver's plays too, but like the players having it down knowing what

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