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It's November 5th after the Wolves' 23-point loss to the Knicks.

Anthony Edwards returned from his hamstring injury for this game.

Julius Randall had 30 points again.

Wolves nearly shot 50% from three again, but they lost this game because of the defense.

The rebounding was even worse than the defense, and they kept turning it over.

I'm joined here at Madison Square Garden by Chris Hine from the Star Tribune.

We're just going to do what we did after the last episode with just some immediate reactions from the game.

Chris, in this game, we have Anthony Edwards return to discuss.

Let's just jump right in right there and talk about, I guess, first, just what stood out to you most about

answer turn.

Obviously, it was not a strong resounding.

He didn't have a 40-point game at Madison Square Garden.

What stood up?

I thought that this is how it could go in his first game because when he's kind of come back from,

he's never missed a lot of time, but he's come back for like whether it's missing two games three games

whatever i think he generally tends to have kind of rusty performances or at least when he

tries to shoot uh they it he shoots a low percentage or non-efficient offense, so to speak.

So I was expecting that, and that's what we got.

We ended up seeing him defer early and often, which, I mean, listen, the offense was

humming early.

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