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So the wolves still stink.

Three and seven in their last ten.

But the question is,

how bad have things gotten in Minnesota this year?

Well, Austin fucking Rivers is now fielding questions about who's to blame for the dumpster fire of the season.

Austin Rivers, that is what tells you it is a big old yikes.

This is a man who you see a picture of when you Google journeyman.

This is the name you see when you Google what does it look like to not even be a fully

guaranteed player who's a son of a coach.

Now he's the go-to guy to tell you what it's like what like please diagnose dysfunction for me austin rivers

what like we're going to he's the only one that'll speak honestly he, he's like, can I just get in the press?

Because I know nobody cares about what I'm doing on the floor.

Like, this is a guy that we want to see, tell us what's wrong in Minnesota.

This is what we want.

Austin decided, okay, I'm going to go and go right into PR mode. I'm going to channel my

father, Doc Rivers, when he says, well, everyone has had an opinion. When Rudy was out,

it was Rudy's fault. And when then he came back, it was this other guy's fault. And now it's this

guy's fault. You know what? It's nobody's fault fault it's all of us pause hold on so let's break

that down for a second first of all is the admission that everyone has an opinion which means that

there are now camps emerging opining discer, who is to blame.

We've got think pieces coming out about who's fucking up this team the most,

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