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Coming at a Tuesday night after what was just a really fun game at Madison Square Garden

on Tuesday night.

The Wolves won final score 112 to 110.

I normally come on here, particularly after wins, and it's pretty clear or easy to lead

with, oh, this was an Anthony Edwards game, or this was a cat game,

Delo game, or that Jared Vanderbilt was huge in this one, Patrick Beverly Energy, whatever.

I feel like the Wolves previous 21 wins before this one tonight were just kind of defined by

individual performances that maybe, you know, had one or two support guys that filled in.

But this one tonight against the Knicks felt more like a team win.

I don't think there was one particular player individually that stood out as the clear cut reason they won.

I mean, Ant had 21 points. He was the leading score, but 16 of those

points came in the first half. He kind of went missing late. Cat had 20, but the Knicks were just so

loaded up on him that he couldn't ever really get to one of those dominant stretches. It also wasn't

one of his better defensive performances. And then DeLo, he got an early foul trouble. He did end with 17 points, but only played 25

minutes because of that follow trouble. And wasn't a very good game from Vanderbilt or

Beverly. Neither those guys scored a point in the first half. And even Jalen Newell, who we will

talk about, and maybe this will end up being like the Jalen Noel podcast game.

But he was huge in the fourth quarter, but really did only stick out in that stretch and was pretty quiet otherwise. But still, all of that stacked together well enough to put the wolves

in a situation where they just, they just needed to execute down the stretch.

And unlike so many wolves teams over the past decade, this wolf's team was able to do that.

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