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The Matt Wallner question + Chris Hine on the struggling Timberwolves
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Apr 7, 202633:11
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Introduction: Host Michael Rand starts with a good Twins win and an important home run from Luke Keaschall to rescue momentum. Matt Wallner had two hits (and three more strikeouts), and a listener is wondering why he's staying in the lineup. Plus the opening of the portal and a key Loons injury update.
13:00: Star Tribune Timberwolves writer Chris Hine joins the show to talk about the team stumbling to the finish line.
31:00: A big night for the Wolves and Wild.
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