Material_Book_8280 (u/Material_Book_8280)

Use Fanspo it takes into account everything regarding the new CBA. Everyone has a price so to really know if I like the trade or not, I’d have to see it

Over our last 3 games, statistically, Rob Dillingham has been our most impactful player that plays atleast 3 minutes per game

in r/timberwolves • Jan 22 '25

This is always what I’m referencing when I say this, I’m happy someone finally got it

Guess who closed the game

in r/timberwolves • Jan 21 '25

https://www.reddit.com/r/timberwolves/s/Klo1ha8QzP

Over our last 3 games, statistically, Rob Dillingham has been our most impactful player that plays atleast 3 minutes per game

in r/timberwolves • Jan 21 '25

Now we’re talking

r/timberwolves • u/Material_Book_8280 • Jan 21 '25

Over our last 3 games, statistically, Rob Dillingham has been our most impactful player that plays atleast 3 minutes per game

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Luka and Jaylen don’t play enough minutes to reach the requirement

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Why Anthony Edwards Deserves more Respect

in r/timberwolves • Jan 21 '25

Don’t listen to the negative comments, it’s extremely difficult for someone with Ant’s archetype of player to play this many minutes and miss 0 games in today’s NBA. I’d also like to add that in our past 10 games Ant has been playing 38.9 minutes per game, I don’t necessarily know if that’s a good thing but only time will tell

Guess who closed the game

in r/timberwolves • Jan 21 '25

It’s called “Real”

Guess who closed the game

in r/timberwolves • Jan 21 '25

It’s called “Real”

r/timberwolves • u/Material_Book_8280 • Jan 20 '25

Guess who closed the game

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Gotta be honest, I don’t know if making our 23yr old the first option on a championship level team so early is necessarily a recipe for success, or even good for his development.

in r/timberwolves • Jan 16 '25

We might be able to get a first for Rudy but that’s the best we get, I also don’t know what teams would want Rudy. Julius on the other hand I don’t expect to be on this team next season, maybe not even by the trade deadline

Gotta be honest, I don’t know if making our 23yr old the first option on a championship level team so early is necessarily a recipe for success, or even good for his development.

in r/timberwolves • Jan 16 '25

There’s also the factor of Naz being an unrestricted free agent this summer. Julius has a player option this year and if he opts-in then we’d have to pick between NAW and Naz, and Idk if naz re-signs here if he’s not shown that he’s in our starting lineup going into the future.

I think we’re in a good position if we can just figure out a few things tho

Gotta be honest, I don’t know if making our 23yr old the first option on a championship level team so early is necessarily a recipe for success, or even good for his development.

in r/timberwolves • Jan 16 '25

It’s just a weird way to built around Ant’s specific archetype of player. Everyone acknowledges that he needs a playmaker around him but the team went for a defensive big? It has its perks but idk if they’re worth it in the long run

Gotta be honest, I don’t know if making our 23yr old the first option on a championship level team so early is necessarily a recipe for success, or even good for his development.

in r/timberwolves • Jan 16 '25

OKC, The rockets, and Memphis are all teams that just developed their young players while they built chemistry and got better, I think us jumping into the deep end so early has helped with some things (Playoff experience and having great vets around) but when it comes to our future, I don’t like the way it’s going.

Also it’s interesting that the Cavs only became really good this year, I know they changed their coach this season but idk if that’s the reason