Dunks After Dusk

Mitch and Pat are back to fawn over Anthony Edwards' clutch time masterclass. On a day where all kinds of questions reigned about the Minnesota Timberwolves and their ability to hold onto the number one seed - for one night, Anthony Edwards reminded the rest of the league of what is in store for them come April.

Have we mentioned that he HIT HIS HEAD ON THE RIM?!

Mitch and Pat are back to bring you two games for the price of one. Mitch urges everyone to take a deep breath, Pat nearly falls asleep watching the Blazer game, and both of them feel a lot of empathy for Anthony Edwards by remembering what it's like to be a new father.

Mitch was at the game - Pat was on the couch. Where else could you possibly get such varied perspectives of a fun, but ultimately lackluster home loss?

Malik Monk cooks, Anthony Edwards leaves for personal reasons, and the Wolves remain the best team in the West even following the loss.

42-18 - Clippers on Sunday!

On the second night of a back-to-back, the Timberwolves looked like a team that was ready to succumb to a high-effort physical basketball squad. But the Memphis Grizzlies made one big mistake:

They poked the bear.

Anthony Edwards took the game over by shutting down 6-11 Jaren Jackson Jr., leaving Mitch absolutely twitterpated. We talk a lot about that.

42-17, tying the win total from last season. Alone in first in the West.

Despite a sleep-walking 4th quarter, the Minnesota Timberwolves win against Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs. Anthony Edwards and Naz Reid led the way for the offense, while the team defense continues to be elite.

Back tomorrow night against Memphis!

After some technical difficulties earlier in the week, Mitch and Pat are back to recap the Timberwolves back-to-back against the Bucks and the Spurs. The Timberwolves didn't bring their "A" game either not, but you can rest assured, that Pat chose to honor them by offering the same.

40-17. Still first in the West!

The Timberwolves finish their five game road trip with a victory over the Blazers and head into the All-Star Break 39-16. While the thought of attempting to foul out early like De'Andre Ayton and head on vacation crosses Mitch and Pat's mind, they instead deliver yet another episode the redefines the entire notion of podcasting.

Mitch and Pat hope on the mics late at night once again to sing the praises of one Nickeil Alexander-Walker, including the unveiling of NAW's craft cocktail as designed by Mitch.

The Timberwolves a chills-inducing 38-16 and have a 1.0 game lead in the West.

Mitch and Pat stay up a little extra late to bring a recap of a dominant victory on the road against a surging Clipper team. Every single player that stepped on the floor tonight played within themselves and their role, and the result was the best road performance of the year.

37-16 and once again, the best in the West.

Mitch and Pat are back to talk about the (once again) number one team in the West the Minnesota Timberwolves. They talk the Monte Morris trade, the deadline for the West as a whole, and then break down the dominant vicotry over the disheveled Bucks.

36-16. Big game coming on Monday!