Scoop podcast, ep. 201: Wolves trade deadline review with David Thorpe

Scoop podcast, ep. 201: Wolves trade deadline review with David Thorpe

February 07, 2019 09:46 PM

It's a Timberwolves and NBA trade deadline review 'Scoop' podcast with our Darren 'Doogie' Wolfson.

Episode No. 201 features a lengthy chat with skills trainer, former ESPN analyst, and motivational speaker David Thorpe (@coachThorpe on Twitter).

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Wolfson also has some details on offers the Wolves got for Anthony Tolliver, GM Scott Layden's approach with teams, and more.

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