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Not Bad Meaning Bad but Bad Meaning...Good?

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In this latest edition of The Coach & The Culture podcast, recorded Thursday November 20th, Coach Frank and owner of "Yes!Trees" (trimming and removal) son Lance discuss the Wolves continuing dominance of struggling franchises so far this season. The conversation begins with discussion about the 120-109 child's play over the Wizards Wednesday night. Which, of course, meant talk about Ant's performance and Julius's continued leadership. Then, the father and son tandem get into what went wrong against the Nuggets and how that game actually inspires optimism that the club is about to turn the corner in games vs plus .500 opponents. This episode will also include some Jaden McDaniels and Jaylen Clark love and a shout out to Tim Connelly. As Coach Frank and Lance come to a close, they sprinkle in some talk about the upcoming road trip which includes the daunting task of trying to beat a rested OKC in Oklahoma before heading back to Target Center. Is a 0-3 road trip on the horizon for the hometown hoopers? Possibly if Ant doesn't find his shot.

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Not Bad Meaning Bad but Bad Meaning...Good?

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