Dunks After Dusk

Our season wrap-up episode is about looking forward as Anthony Edwards enters into his prime:

Who on the roster fits his skillset and which of those players can compete in a series against San Antonio or OKC?

And with that, the 2025-2026 Timberwolves season has come to an end. Lots of offseason questions coming, but for tonight, a brief recap on game 6 with bigger offseason questions coming soon.

While Wolves put up more of a fight than in game 2, the end result is the same.

Ayo gets the big ticket and then a plethora of Shake Milton awards are given!

Wemby throws elbows. Ant makes clutch buckets.

Wolves even the series at 2-2 as it heads back to San Antonio.

Wemby was brilliant. Tip your hat and go out and get game 4.

The title says it all. No Big Ticket handed out in a playoff game for the first time in our podcast history!

The Timberwolves continue to be a team of junkyard dogs that grind opponents down and find ways to win in the clutch. With Anthony Edwards returning, the team steals game 1 in San Antonio.

The Timberwolves enter the series vs the Spurs as big underdogs, but both Mitch and Pat have some questions about that assumption after digging deep on the numbers and regular season matchups. Add in Anthony Edwards' looming return and we both think the smart money is on a prolonged series.

Two words: Jaden McDaniels.

The Wolves turn that ball over 25 times thanks to Denver's increased ball pressure which is story A,B,C,D,E... etc on this game.

Game 6 shifts to Target Center where the Wolves, with the right adjustments and gameplan intentionality, will have a chance to end the Denver Nuggets season.