Before the normal basketball talk, Pat takes some time to talk about some of the recent events in Minnesota - if you are listening to just take a break from the world, jump ahead to the 10:00 minute mark.

Otherwise, Mitch and Pat celebrate one of the best team wins of the season as sharing the ball was contagious tonight for our favorite basketball team.

Three game winning streak with all the good vibes the team has been looking for. With a treacherous gauntlet of games coming up, time to see what the team is made of!

Recapping the down and ups of the last three games with a special focus on where the Timberwolves stand as trade season begins to heat up!

The Wolves offense needed a little trip to Chicago to get things back on the right track. Naz Reid led the way with Julius Randle as the focal point of the offensive flow.

While the game against the Nuggets on Christmas was a ton of fun to watch, the late game collapse followed by one of the worst "no shows" of the season against the Nets have left the Wolves questioning their DNA.

After talking about the last two Wolves wins, Mitch and Pat are here to hand out their annual gifts for the Timberwolves team.

An effort that was 28 games in the making for the Wolves as they put forth 48 minutes of effort and it leads to them beating the defending champs and best team in the league.

Anthony Edwards entered the avatar state for the final minute, Chris Finch wanted to fight a referee, and the whole team commits to defense,

The Minnesota Timberwolves battled the Memphis Grizzlies and... Jock Landale hit as many 3s as the Wolves did in the 2nd half.

The Timberwolves play the Sacramento Kings for the 4th time this season and win despite being down Anthony Edwards. It was a take care of business win, but these last couple of games did leave Pat with some bigger roster thoughts.

Another game for the Timberwolves where 48 minutes of effort is too much to ask for. So Pat does a solo pod and raises some questions about how much of this blame should fall on Chris Finch.