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Q-is-here wrote: ↑Thu Jan 08, 2026 10:10 pm

60WinTim wrote: ↑Thu Jan 08, 2026 9:34 pm Sorry to let you go solo there, Q. But yeah, solid win for the Wolves. At Cleveland will be tough, followed by the Spurs at home the next day. Just one win in the next two would be impressive.

Yikes...and it continues to be tough. What's the Proverb? Iron sharpens iron.....

I think Britt Robson was onto something when he thought the easy early schedule wasn't good for the Wolves because they rarely had games where they had to give full effort and be really sharp with their execution. It seems like the Brooklyn and Atlanta games finally woke them up and now things are starting to coalesce.

Sounds real professional

60WinTim wrote: ↑Thu Jan 08, 2026 9:34 pm Sorry to let you go solo there, Q. But yeah, solid win for the Wolves. At Cleveland will be tough, followed by the Spurs at home the next day. Just one win in the next two would be impressive.

I'd take one out of two also. But the Spurs may not be as tough as we think. They have had four bad losses in the past couple weeks, and like us, play the night before. And we play them at home. Just guessing, but I think we'll be a slight favorite in that game, and a slight underdog tomorrow in Cleveland. There's a chance we could win two, but we need to be satisfied with a split.

Abe's I fell Asleep at Halftime and Woke Up in Another Dimension in that 3rd Quarter DVR Review:

- The headline pretty much says all that needs to be said.

When the Wolves are rolling... they're pretty damn good. Despite all of our angst so far this season over random things, they're 25 - 13 and the #4 seed. They're way ahead of last year's pace when they won 49 games. Top 6 offense. Top 6 defense. They're a legitimately good (if occasionally frustrating) team.