I visited your sports blog Talkin’ T-Wolves at http://twolves.wordpress.com/. You have really great articles and I’m glad I found your site.

I would like to know if you’re accepting guest blog posts, I’d like to send you an original blog entry on basketball which I think would fit nicely with your site. I’m doing this for free but would only require 1 backlink in the article to my site.

Please let me know if you’re interested in publishing this basketball blog entry so I can send it to you for publication soon.

Thank you

Shirly Giagone

Alec

I do this type of write up for every Grizzlies game and am looking to share the information with other bloggers who do similiar commentary before games. By sharing opposing views of the game it usually makes for much more interesting reading.

Let us know if you guys write anything about the game on your site and we will link our readers to you as well.

Is it youth?

In part, some of it is youth. There is however an intangible that is missing, and will always be missing. The young former Celtics players know how to lose. They’ve done a lot of it the last couple of years. The Wolves players have also been losing a lot the last couple of years. And Brewer is not the answer.

The key will be to get a franchise player that will come in and turn the attitude of the team around. Until that time, the Wolves will be doomed to play as good as the Clippers or worse. Until the franchise gets that player, the Wolves will be stuck in the lottery.

That’s not to say the Wolves do not have young talent. They do. But if players do not remember or learn how to win, they find ways to lose, and soon just come to expect that. Let’s hope that McHale can make a huge trade in his favor. Otherwise, let’s hope that the next LeBron can be found for him in the draft. If not, look at the history of the Clippers, and realize that this will be the Wolves for years to come.