
George Fallon
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1 month ago |
zonecoverage.com | Andrew Dukowitz |Phil Ford |Jonah Maves |George Fallon |Alex Dukowitz
I asked Chris Finch a nagging question that was on my mind after the Minnesota Timberwolves lost 119-115 to the New Orleans Pelicans as a 12.5 underdog on Thursday. Does stagnant ball movement affect the defense? “Yeah, it definitely does,” Finch responded. “A lot of guys in the NBA didn’t get here by defending. They got here by being offensive players, and getting them to play defense at a high level is sometimes a little bit more of a challenge.
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1 month ago |
zonecoverage.com | Phil Ford |Jonah Maves |George Fallon |Andrew Dukowitz
The Minnesota Timberwolves are back on their bull—. After an impressive eight-game win streak pushed them back into contention talks, the Wolves have dropped two straight to inferior opponents, and the dark thoughts are starting to creep back in. Minnesota pushed to within percentage points of sixth place and an automatic playoff bid.
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1 month ago |
zonecoverage.com | Jonah Maves |George Fallon |Andrew Dukowitz |Tom Schreier
Putting teams away in today’s NBA landscape has become increasingly difficult. Lethal scoring, perimeter-centric offenses, and versatile stars keep teams in games that look lost. No matter the competition or context, winning games is still difficult. The Minnesota Timberwolves have had their fair share of issues in close games this season. They lead the NBA in clutch games, with 43 of their 71 games being within five points in the final five minutes of the fourth quarter or overtime.
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1 month ago |
zonecoverage.com | George Fallon |Andrew Dukowitz |Tom Schreier |Charlie Walton
Obi Toppin’s ridiculous three-point make on Monday night to sink the Minnesota Timberwolves 132-130 in overtime against the Indiana Pacers marked the end of an excellent run of basketball. The Wolves were on an eight-game winning streak before Indiana defeated them and had won the last 13 games with Julius Randle. The Pacers loss was bad, no doubt about that. Indiana was missing four starters: Tyrese Haliburton, Pascal Siakam, Myles Turner, and Aaron Nesmith.
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1 month ago |
zonecoverage.com | Andrew Dukowitz |Tom Schreier |Charlie Walton |George Fallon |Alex Dukowitz
The Minnesota Timberwolves have been inconsistent all season. They were on an eight-game winning streak, the longest in the NBA, before falling flat against the shorthanded Indiana Pacers, 132-130, on Monday night. The loss kept the Wolves in the seventh seed. However, they still could have a 50-win season and are surging to the playoffs at the perfect time. Despite this year’s highs and lows, the Wolves are starting to play like serious contenders.
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