What an amazing 3 weeks! The Wolves lose their 13th in a row, finally end the slide in NY, get blown out by Orlando, then regain their footing, next blow a 29 point lead in Dallas, and follow up with 4 straight wins? Lots and lots to talk about in this amazing Episode, including the reemergence of 4th quarter Foye! We saw Randy Foye provide clutch shots and an overall dynamic game as a rookie, only to see it disappear for a year and a half. Now, the player that the Wolves and wolves fans hoped for, may finally be coming out of the wood work!

How many more consecutive games will the Wolves lose? Now at 12 straight, and 7 so far under "Coach" McHale, how much longer can we stand? The malaise surrounding the fanbase of this organization is more then telling of the standing of this administration. The words "Change" and "Yes We Can" would be nice.

How many more consecutive games will the Wolves lose? Now at 12 straight, and 7 so far under "Coach" McHale, how much longer can we stand? The malaise surrounding the fanbase of this organization is more then telling of the standing of this administration. The words "Change" and "Yes We Can" would be nice.

How many more consecutive games will the Wolves lose? Now at 12 straight, and 7 so far under "Coach" McHale, how much longer can we stand? The malaise surrounding the fanbase of this organization is more then telling of the standing of this administration. The words "Change" and "Yes We Can" would be nice.

Well, Randy Wittman's maddeningly inconsistent rotation is gone, and with McHale relinquishing his VP duties, its time to get down to business and coach the team HE put together. The good part is, I don't think McHale will be all that bad as a coach, I'm not kidding.. its been what everyone says how they learn so much from him, now its time for him to do his job for real. The team has played better, but still is in search of a win after two games since the firing.

Well, Randy Wittman's maddeningly inconsistent rotation is gone, and with McHale relinquishing his VP duties, its time to get down to business and coach the team HE put together. The good part is, I don't think McHale will be all that bad as a coach, I'm not kidding.. its been what everyone says how they learn so much from him, now its time for him to do his job for real. The team has played better, but still is in search of a win after two games since the firing.

Clearly this team is on course for another 25 wins or less type of season once again, as I retract from my original prediction of 35. Randy Wittman has proven that he cannot coach and has no consistency with his players, his rotation, and doesn't seem to have the ability to coach offense or defense. Above all though, Rashad McCants is officially another worthless gunner that will kill you if you give him the ball, with ill timed shots that never go in to begin with. Where or where are you O.J. Mayo and Brandon Roy?

Well the Timberwolves look a lot like last year's club in losing

all four games since the last show. Randy Foye struggles mightily and is

benched in favor of Sebastian Telfair by the fifth game of this new season.

Allen Iverson is traded to Detriot for Chauncey Billups and Antonio McDyess,

Billups back home for the second time.

In this episode, Paladino Joey previews the last of his NBA division previews, the Timberwolves home: The Northwest Division. Player movement, and opinionated comments are as always a part of this division preview. Timberwolves start 1-0, waive Chris Richard, along with David Harrison and Blake Adhern. Kevin Love starts strong, Foye = same old sappy story.

In this episode, Paladino Joey previews the Pacific division, makes his predictions, and discusses teams' news. Timberwolves Sebastian Telfair suspended 3 games, team makes nice comeback in Chicago, but Randy Foye's dismal showing continues to miff your host.