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It's April 30th after the Wolves beat the Denver Nuggets in game 6, 110 to 98.

It was, in fact, Wolves and 6 in this series.

And I am joined here in the studio with Bert Robson for some immediate reactions to the

wolves getting the job done without Anthony Edwards, without Taunted,

even Tenza, without Iodosumu, and even without Kyle Anderson, their best player,

two of their starters,

and four guys who were in the rotation during this series.

Britt, where do we start?

Well, I think you need to start with the idea that every member of this team that played tonight played like your scrappy eighth man who is just trying

to earn a spot on the team and impress everybody with his willingness to give of himself to

further the goals of the team. It was, uh, you look at who was out tonight and it was very reasonable to assume that they could get

buried. If they played really hard, they could make it close. The idea that they would do

what they have been doing when they are successful this entire season doing it again the formula continues

to work regardless of the personnel and the formula is and i don't think it's a coincidence that

rudy gobert and jane macdaniels were healthy from games one through six but you you reduce the contributions of Denver's two best

players.

You cut them down to size where they're merely very good rather than fantastic, and you

don't turn the ball over.

And that's what they did tonight.

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