Canis on the Radio, episode 1
OK folks, here it is: The first attempt at Hoopus on the Radio. We recorded about 45 minutes of material and we'll split it up into a few different podcasts. In this episode Wyn gives a recap of his trip to Vegas to see the Wolves in Summer League action while I breathe heavily into the mic not knowing that there is a mute button. Stay with us on this one. We will figure out what in the hell we should be doing in 2-3 more podcasts. We'll keep 'em short and sweet and we hope to have some guests in the near future. Remember, it's just a beginning and we currently have no clue how to put these things together. We are, however, quick learners. Up next is a quick rundown of the recent trade.
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Enjoy.
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playa broken
juss started listenin mayn havent herd yall talk yet mayn no shots but yall need ta replace dat harmonica wit sum Z-RO fo at LEASS wun podcast mayn come on yall thow me a bone mayn PAUSE
MAYN HOL UP!
we will...
…definitely hook up some z-ro in the last edition.
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i hope u mean nexx edition mayn
aha mayn on de real doe good stuff i liked de listen up until dem spanish horns started playin den i juss pressed de X button an thew on dat MO CITY DON FREESTYLE mayn slow loud an bangin all in mah truck trunck full uv funk i aint neva been a punk mayn
MAYN HOL UP!
Great intro
Been waiting for you guys to join in on the podcast world. We Wolves fans have been clamoring for a regular Wolves podcast. Jonah Ballow could’ve cornered the market, but congrats to you and here’s to more to come. Hopefully you guys can make it a regular occasion….be the Bill Simmons of the TWolves. Great insider stuff you guys are putting out. We, the general public don’t get the same access to the staff and players as you guys do, and it’s good to hear the info and opinions you guys come away with. That being said, a few questions(please give your honest opinion, if you choose to answer):
1. Do you have genuine confidence in David Kahn, or is it general newby optimism?
2. They don’t really consider Corey Brewer a long-term option, do they?
3. How good do you think Jonny Flynn is? What’s his ceiling?
4. Any thoughts on Rubio?
5. What do you think about Cole Aldrich next year? Doesn’t he seem perfect at center for a running team?
6. Rubio and Flynn in the same backcourt, long term? Really?
7. Kahn must have another move in store before the season starts, right? What do you think are likely possibilities?
What in the bloody hell does "thowed" mean?
Thanks...
…here are my answers:
1- Newby optimism takes the day with Kahn. He hasn’t made a bad move yet but he has played enough of his hand where we will have to see how things play out with Rubio and Flynn and what he will do with the expiring deals. We simply need more information but as of now, he is playing a good tune.
2- I don’t know if they think of him as anything more than an injured player coming back from a bad injury. No one really knows what he will bring to the table this year and he invokes the cliche “cautious optimism”. Looking back at the pick, he wasn’t the right guy but he still could have value and I think that is where they are at with the guy.
3- I don’t know what the guy’s ceiling is but in all the things we’ve heard from NBA professionals and media-types, everyone thinks he is going to be a player. He is a guy that excels in open space and with the pick-and-roll. His defensive potential is still in question as is his size, but the general consensus we have received is that he is one of the better picks in this draft. A lot of people in Vegas were very impressed with the guy.
4- I will still stand by my assessment that Rubio will see his buyout lowered to between $3-4 mil and that he will be in a Wolves uniform at the beginning of the year. I also stand by my assessment that he is the riskiest pick in the draft. There are no guarantees that his game will transfer to the NBA, especially in his first 2-3 years in the league.
5- We are gathering information on Cole from people who have worked out with him and who have scouted him in college. I think he is going to be a top 3 pick in next year’s draft. I don’t know if he will be a running-type center, but the guy has legit upper-level center talent and he would be a great pick for the Wolves regardless of who they already have on the roster.
6- I don’t think that Flynn and Rubio will work out from the get-go, but 2-3 years down the line I think they could be a solid pairing. Rubio has 2 guard length and if he ever develops some strength, he could theoretically guard the 2 position. That being said, I don’t think anyone really has a solid handle on how he will transfer to the league.
7- Kahn has made no bones about this team being a work in progress. I think it will all boil down to them finding an opportune time to use the expiring contracts to bring back a solid player. My personal guess is that this is next draft day or next year’s free agency period (the cap number is reset during that time frame) but I wouldn’t rule out a move this summer. They still need to address the small forward position in a bad way and I am personally rooting for Thad Young, Rudy Gay and Marvin Williams in that order.
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Rudy Gay???
Strikes me as a poor choice to blow money on. He’s not a good defender nor passer and his main Offensive skill strikes me as shooting the ball quite a bit. Granted- he’s a good athlete but I can’t say watching the Grizzles he’s an undervalued talent.
Young makes sense although he’s not going to be Restricted till 2011.
by Jose Cordoba on Jul 22, 2009 8:32 AM CDT up reply actions
I'll have a post on these 3....
…sometime soon. Gay is only 22 and is in need of an up-tempo system and a good point guard.
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www.canishoopus.com
Read some grizz forums and what they have to say about Gay first. I’m not an expert by any means, but from what I’ve read they really don’t like the guy. They view him as a 1 on 1 ballhog who gives lackasaisical effort defensively. IF that’s truly the case, I’m not sure I want a tease like that on the team.. Nothing is more frustrating than a guy with absolutely off the charts potential and physical abilities (6’8, 40 inch vert, 7’3 wingspan) whose lack of a motor prevents him from having near the impact it should.
Jennings: F*** the Knicks, them n***** is always going to be weak.
He's definitely a risk...
…but there is still upside there with a 22 year old player. Lots of it.
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Off the charts upside, for sure… but guys don’t just grow motors, know what I mean? Sounds like he could be the best defensive player in the league if he had KG’s committment to that end of the floor.
Jennings: F*** the Knicks, them n***** is always going to be weak.
I think a change of scenery...
…and a good coach would do him wonders. Then again, that sort of speculation is tough to follow up on because we just don’t have that sort of access. I like him more because of his potential on the court. It’s all there.
The World's Leading Exporter of Small Area Quickness
www.canishoopus.com
I happen to enjoy the music
but not nearly as much as I enjoyed the podcast. And my hopes were high when I saw the podcast was up.
Your voices don’t sound as bad as you think they do. It reminded me of Simmons’s podcasts in tone and quality—and I mean that as a compliment—because quality content usually far supercedes quality sound and production values.
It’s a great format for fanatics, actually, because you can ramble aloud so much easier than you can in print and on the web. I iked the event-based podcast (Wyn’s trip to Vegas), but don’t hesitate to pick a topic and record and hour of you guys bsing on a regular basis.
Please, though, get some guests once in a while, and give them $50 gift certificates from Murray’s, Home of the Silver Butter Knife Steak.
Rooting for a Rubio Revolucion since roughly 10:20 a.m. on June 24th, 2009
We are looking...
…into whether or not we can have a web-based call-in show. We’ll put up a poll on whether or not folks would be interested sometime this summer. We first want to make sure we know what we’re doing technology-wise.
The World's Leading Exporter of Small Area Quickness
www.canishoopus.com
Consider it official:
I am counting the days until a Mayn Hol Up phone interview. And Mayn, you better be chiefin on da real boi.
Five bucks
says he actually sounds like Niles Crane from the old “Frasier” show.
Rooting for a Rubio Revolucion since roughly 10:20 a.m. on June 24th, 2009
THAT
would be hilarious
I would need a complete transcript though, having a hard enough time as is deciphering what’s been said ;)
We got Rubio!
by Wim (Belgium) on Jul 22, 2009 5:24 AM CDT up reply actions
Second that
MAYNHOLUP feature on recent TWolves goings-on and a lengthy sidebar on chiefin da kill an purp selection.
ill consider it mayn
when i hear dat Ro in de intro mayn an de bois give me a shout out in de podcast mayn. Or yall have a ‘chiefin on de kill’ segment where we fiyah wun up an laugh like crazy at a slow mo video of Brewer dribblin.
an come on The H mayn, u know MAYNHOLUP stay burnin dat kush mayn, juss picked up a fresh huned sack ten minusses ago mayn. still cant find any dayum purp in de st pizzy doe
MAYN HOL UP!
If you ever...
… EVER light one up and watch a slow mo vid of Brewer’s dribbling I want in. I demand to be there. Other possibilities for high-quality (pun intended) laughs: Madsen’s celebratory dancing and montages of Cassell’s greatest “I’ve got big balls” celebrations and the worst sweaters in McHale history.
de madsen dance wuz mah second choice mayn
ive chiefed on de kill wit mah bois DR PIFF an Kobe befo mayn an we alwayz make fun uv McHale’s confused azz expressions on de sideline. no matter whut happened de boi haz de same confused face i git when i see a dude wearin skinny jeans mayn. like mayn…HOL UP!
MAYN HOL UP!
if it wuz reallllll slow like chopped an screwed
it wud be wayyyyyy too funny mayn! imagine him fumblin de ball lookin at de ground as he moves, his expressions goin ay which way mayn some1 put it up on youtube STAT mayn
MAYN HOL UP!
Good Podcast
I’d like to suggest one dealing with the theme of “If Flynn and Rubio could work together long-term?” Considering this might be the most unique idea for the Wolves this season.
I've listened to episodes 1 and 2
Fine work, gentlemen.
Very keen on hearing from Maynholup. I will require UN style simultaneous translation however.
Which make me wonder what would happen if I put one of his posts through Google translator…….
Only cowards pray for rain.
Oh,
The little player imbedded on this site seems to be Mac unfriendly (well, at least my Mac). All is sweet at the Podbean site though.
Only cowards pray for rain.

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