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The 2017-2018 Minnesota Timberwolves season has concluded and Wolvescast is here to put a bow on the first playoff series in 14 years. Also, the experience of attending a home playoff game, Glen Taylor’s recent comments in the media, also a round of “Worried/Not Worried”, Mike D’Antoni, a game a more.
This episode of Wolvescast is brought to you by the Salt Lake City board of tourism.
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Bittersweet feelings abound this week as the Minnesota Timberwolves are in the playoffs, but performing rather poorly. Scott and guest co-host Robert break down the wide range of emotions that come with a first round series against the Houston Rockets. Also Towns and Butler struggling, a preview of games three and four, bone-chilling cold takes, love for Kevin Harlan, a limerick game and more.
This episode of Wolvescast is brought to you by The Timberwolves Yearbook Committee.
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Finally the Timberwolves finish an NBA season with a winning record and a playoff berth. This week on Wolvescast we talk about game 82 and the importance of the postseason. Also, a regular season review, recapping our preseason predictions, new prognostications about the Rockets series, more love for Taj, a game and more.
This episode of Wolvescast is sponsored by the NBA Playoff Manual.
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As the Timberwolves round the final stretch, Wolvescast is here to preview the final four games of the regular season. Also, Jimmy Butler’s return to the court, the playoff picture, ranking the top moments of the season, Karl Anthony Towns’ Twitch channel, a game and more.
This episode of Wolvescast is sponsored by Playoff Loans.
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This has been a strange week of Timberwolves basketball. From the rock bottom lows of Monday’s loss to Memphis to Wednesday’s inspirational high of Karl Towns setting the Wolves scoring record. Wolvescast breaks it all down for you in this episode. Also, Five Questions With: Joe Mande, Target Center Food Review, a 50 point scorer game and more.
This episode of Wolvescast is brought to you by The No-Persepctive Complainers Club.
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As the team continues to battle through the brutal western conference playoff picture, Jimmy Butler spoke to the media for the first time since his injury. This week on the show we break down how the team has managed to stay afloat in his absence. Also an improved Andrew Wiggins, the return of “Howling Out”, overanalyzing Derrick Rose, a game about the year 2004 and more.
This episode of Wolvescast is brought to you by Rose Woes.
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After consecutive wins against Golden State and Washington the Wolves have re-inspired their fanbase. This week Neil and Scott discuss the impressive play of Nemanja Bjelica. Also, NCAA players to watch, Wiggins whispers, pickup basketball etiquette, Jamal Crawford’s absurd usage rate, a college hoops game and more.
This episode of Wolvescast is sponsored by Don’t Go Broke: NBA Financial Advisors.
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It’s been a difficult week for the local basketball team. The news of Rose’s signing has sent shockwaves through Wolves nation. In this episode we talk about why we’re disappointed in the organization. Also, the Ricky Rubio drama, getting realistic about the playoffs, NBA nepotism, the league’s best city jerseys, a Chicago Bulls game and more.
This episode of Wolvescast is brought to you by A Simple Definition.
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Down goes Butler! On today’s show we mourn the loss of our fearless leader and what his absence means for the team going forward. Also, the end of Shabazz Muhammad’s Timberwolves career, predicting the final few weeks, Prince merchandise, a limerick game and more.
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Rejoice! The long, torturous break is over and the NBA has returned to our lives! On this show we recap Towns and Butler’s All Star weekend in Los Angeles. Also, Five Questions with Alan Horton, a farewell to some really heavy skyway doors, a two truths and a lie game and more.
This episode of Wolvescast is brought to you by The Kevin Garnett Half Hood.
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