The Timberwolves fall to 0-6 against teams with a winning record thanks to throwing away an 8pt lead with 50 seconds left. *Sigh*

The Timberwolves improve to 10-0 against lowly teams. While the second half was a pretty atrocious effort, they did what they needed down the stretch and secured a double-digit victory.

Another game against a sun .500 team... another easy victory for our Timberwolves. What else is there to do except for fight about playing time for Rob Dillingham?

Wolves beat Sacramento in THE CUP and then lose to Denver the following night. Pat focuses in on the Denver game and recaps what went wrong for the Wolves as the now fall to 0-5 vs teams with a winning record this season.

With the Wolves having three days off, Mitch and Pat do a statistical deep dive to see what kind of story can be told about the team through eleven games.

The Wolves travel to Sacramento and dominate a team that is the NBA equivalent of the island of misfit toys. Rudy set the tone early with defense, and the rest of the team followed suit, greatly supported by the NBA's best 3pt shooting.

Bounceback win! A technical for Mitch! Beringer dunks! All this and more!!

After a competetive first half, the Timberwolves get completely outworked by a much hungrier and more physical Knicks team on their to a blowout loss. The only drama on the night: Could Mitch make it through this episode without getting a technical?

The Wolves coast for three quarters on the defensive end before putting the clamps down and beating the least talented team in the NBA. Offensively, all the main rotation pieces from last season had their moments and in the end, even a C+ game is enough to blow out a bad team.

Mitch's son Avery joins to help recap the Timberwolves 122-105 victory. Rudy was dominant, Naz-Dilly-Clark were great off the bench, and it was really nice to not have to sweat out a game against a less talented team.