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[Wolves Lead @TWolvesLead]

Anthony Edwards has 90 points in the last two Timberwolves games

[Daire Carragher @DaireCarragher]

If a 7-second clip could ever embody a person.

I’ll always cheer for Aaron Jones. One of the finest players to ever wear a Packers jersey.

[papa mbye @papambye_]

shot by @sawyerbrice_

[dilf @sawyerbrice_]

@2025GavinBrice Keep it up cuzzo!

[dilf @sawyerbrice_]

@papambye_ <3

[Phil Mackey 🎙 @PhilMackey]

A “let’s go Wolves” chant to send everyone home after one of the best seasons in franchise history.

[Crunch Wears No Pants - A Wolves Pod @NoPantsCrunch]

this video shifted the franchise

[MNMuse @_MNMuse]

This is probably the best two-way highlight I’ve ever seen. Again, almost brings a tear to my eye to watch my Wolves be this elite

[Leo S @Y0Leo]

WOLVES IN 4

[Kyle Theige @KyleTheige]

Not to be a prisoner of the moment but this was legitimately one of the greatest basketball moments of my life.

Anthony Edwards is the fucking truth.

[Timberwolves Clips @WolvesClips]

“Are you going to have anything left after this huge game to take on the Denver Nuggets?”

“Hell yeah” - Anthony Edwards

[Overtime @overtime]

LOOK AT THIS ANGLE 🤯

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[Mack @CutbackMack]

🐺

[Dane Moore @DaneMooreNBA]

Walking out of the media section and just heard a dad in a pacers jersey say to his son, “you just watched a legend win a basketball game”

[dilf @sawyerbrice_]

@MackML_ love watching u dance unc

[Ryan Eichten @REichten]

The Greatest Month in Timberwolves History

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Messi limping off the field after 5 goals, looking like he’s just defeated an army

[George Takei @GeorgeTakei]

When I was a little boy, the Japanese military attacked Pearl Harbor. It was a surprise attack, and thousands of U.S. servicemembers perished. As a nation, we were stunned. And we vowed to strike back. Revenge was understandably on everyone’s mind, including many Americans of Japanese descent who opposed the emperor and were peaceful and law-abiding U.S. citizens and residents.

In its zeal to exact that revenge, however, the U.S. government overreacted, out of fear and bigotry. They targeted everyone who happened to look like the people who had carried out the attack. Those of us who had done nothing wrong were forced to pay the consequences for the decisions of others far away and disconnected from us. We were interned for years, in open-air prisons, while America went off to fight Japan, Germany and Italy.

It’s so important that we carry the lessons of the past through to today. Merely because one group commits atrocities and acts with depravity does not mean vast hundreds of thousands or even millions of others should be lumped together with them and made to suffer. We must never paint with the brush of justice and retaliation too broadly, or the toll of human suffering will rise immeasurably.