Can Rob Dillingham Unlock the Minnesota Timberwolves Offense? | The Minnesota Basketball Party
The Minnesota Timberwolves fell to the Houston Rockets in the NBA Cup, but Rob Dillingham lit up Target Center with a big impact off the bench. Are there any moral victories from the suddenly sub-.500 Wolves? What moves can Chris Finch make? Hear the solutions on The Minnesota Basketball Party.
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I believe Rob deserves 20-30 minutes a night and it’s time to let TSJ prove himself just like Rob has.
I don’t think I’ve ever been happy with a loss. Kinda in good spirits, cause if rob is playing this good now? He’s gonna be a serious problem by the end of the year.
And I love how he just talks about getting things right. And he’s kinda scrappy
I’m was PG J mac fan. Rob has alittle jac to his defensive game. Pressure , instincts, and being scrappy
Just because other players playing 15 out of 18 game minutes are usually gassed, i didnt see any slowing down from rob. Finch is just coaching like he has no clue how to manage a team. Finch's love affair with Randle, and unwillingness to play Luka, TSJ, or Dilly this year and also Minott cannot go unexcused. Im done with it. After seeing time and time again of Randle wallowing on defense, Rudy walking out of the paint for a turnover, I dont want to hear any finch apologists out here. Its a culture issue and finch has no idea how to correct it without bruising a few egos, so he doesnt do anything.
Donte is not a PG. He’s an off the ball SG/SF. I don’t know why the Wolves are playing him at PG.
This team needs a PG. Rob needs 30 to 38 minutes a night the rest is the way. He is a great facilitator and it can't be ignored how much better the team flowed on offense when he was running the point.
Not having a problem with pulling Rob in ot makes me question your knowledge and instincts.
Ben's takes are crazy bad
Every domino falls back into place if Rob or Mike is running the point.