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Coming at Friday morning, it's January 13th.

Wolves have a back-back this weekend, Phoenix tonight, Cleveland on Saturday.

So we're going to talk a little bit more big picture here with only a couple hours by the time you're listening to this before the game starts.

So hopefully it's stuff that's relevant all weekend, mostly because I don't really want to talk about a Wolves Pistons game

for like 12 months.

We just need to just not think about that.

That would be good.

I thought Kyle Tagge is my guest today, and I thought we'd start this episode by talking

about what Anthony Edwards' chances are for making the All-Star team.

Kyle, something we've kind of like talked about a couple months going back, even November, when Carl got hurt.

Like, that's the first place my head went to was like, this is an opportunity now for Ant to be an All-Star.

Bullets kind of need him to play at an All-Star level to, you know,

even kind of remain 500 in the Catless period,

which, you know, they're right around there.

I think, isn't it exactly 10 and 11 with Carl and 10 and 11 without Carl.

So I think, I mean, that was a little aspirational at the time maybe, but I think that

was the hope was that Ant would really elevate his play to a top 10, 12 player in the Western

conference in, you know, in the time the cat was out.

And I think it feels to me like he has done that, but actually kind of going through the

list of the names of the players, it's just, it's always, it's always harder than you think.

So I don't know about you, but for me, I literally didn't like Google anything, like Western Conference All-Stars. I made a list that was just me, piece of paper and pen,

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