Podcasts – Punch-Drunk Wolves

Commentary on the Minnesota Timberwolves and the National Basketball Association. …As well as frivolous discussion of the 2017-18 Lakers depth chart, the upcoming NBA season, and other miscellaneous hoops talk.   #NBApreseason

In which we discuss the Timberwolves near the season’s end point, player development, potential draft prospects, and more. https://archive.org/download/PodcastEpisode16_201703/Podcast%20Episode%2016.m4a

In which we discuss the Timberwolves at the midseason point, Ricky Rubio trade rumors, how the Wolves’ young core compares to others, and potential 2017 draft prospects. https://archive.org/download/PDW-Podcast-1-21-2017/PDW%201_21_17.m4a

In which we look ahead at the Wolves options in the NBA Draft. https://archive.org/download/PDWPodcastEpisode14/PDW%20Podcast%20Episode%2014.m4a

In which we discuss this and more.   Check out out on iTunes.

In which we discuss Karl-Anthony Towns, Ricky Rubio, and early impressions on the 2015-16 Wolves season. (Eds. Note: We taped this yesterday. As usual, we had some technical difficulties during this one. ymmv.) Subscribe on iTunes.

In which we discuss Andrew Wiggins and Anthony Bennett’s Team Canada exploits, Carmelo Anthony’s early free-agency recruitment of Kevin Durant, and offer (tongue-in-cheek) “sneaky 2015-16 predictions” for each player on the Wolves’ roster. (Eds. Note: We had some technical difficulties … Continue reading →

In which we discuss Zach LaVine, Andrew Wiggins, Shabazz Muhammad, Anthony Bennett, and Sean (Mc)Sweeney. Check out the podcast below the fold and subscribe on iTunes! Enjoy.

In which we discuss Andrew Wiggins, Shabazz Muhammad, Anthony Bennett, Thaddeus Young, Mo Williams, Zach LaVine, Gerald Green’s performance, injuries and tanking, and some NBA Draft prospects who intrigue us. Check out the podcast below the fold. Enjoy.

In which we discuss what the team is (or, rather, isn’t) without Ricky Rubio, our impressions of the Wolves youngsters so far, and whether Flip Saunders looks like a good coaching fit in Minnesota. (And, yes, a little Zach Lavine). … Continue reading →