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Wolves addict and co-host of the "Dunks After Dusk" podcast
Don't you do it Julius... don't you make me fall in love with you.
December 30, 2025 at 3:48 AM
Don't you do it Julius... don't you make me fall in love with you.
November 19, 2024 at 7:28 PM
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The Little Ticket Award: Naz Reid
On most nights, his 28pt efficient effort would get him the big ticket award. He was awesome on the offensive end, but this game comes down as a referendum on a Wolves team that didn’t respect the game.
Back-to-back losses where the opponent out hustled you.
On most nights, his 28pt efficient effort would get him the big ticket award. He was awesome on the offensive end, but this game comes down as a referendum on a Wolves team that didn’t respect the game.
Back-to-back losses where the opponent out hustled you.
November 13, 2024 at 5:41 AM
The Little Ticket Award: Naz Reid
On most nights, his 28pt efficient effort would get him the big ticket award. He was awesome on the offensive end, but this game comes down as a referendum on a Wolves team that didn’t respect the game.
Back-to-back losses where the opponent out hustled you.
On most nights, his 28pt efficient effort would get him the big ticket award. He was awesome on the offensive end, but this game comes down as a referendum on a Wolves team that didn’t respect the game.
Back-to-back losses where the opponent out hustled you.
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Big Ticket Award: Nickeil Alexander-Walker
Wins the award since he was the only player that showed some heart on the defensive end of the floor. The statline doesn’t pop (8pts, 3 steals and 2 assists) but if you watched the game, you noticed a level of play his teammates weren’t interested in.
Wins the award since he was the only player that showed some heart on the defensive end of the floor. The statline doesn’t pop (8pts, 3 steals and 2 assists) but if you watched the game, you noticed a level of play his teammates weren’t interested in.
November 13, 2024 at 5:39 AM
Big Ticket Award: Nickeil Alexander-Walker
Wins the award since he was the only player that showed some heart on the defensive end of the floor. The statline doesn’t pop (8pts, 3 steals and 2 assists) but if you watched the game, you noticed a level of play his teammates weren’t interested in.
Wins the award since he was the only player that showed some heart on the defensive end of the floor. The statline doesn’t pop (8pts, 3 steals and 2 assists) but if you watched the game, you noticed a level of play his teammates weren’t interested in.