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Wolves keeping it a little bit interesting. Keep fouling Jordan if you are gonna start keep doing it.

Yeah not much to say about this one. A much better team came in here and played like a contender, meanwhile the Wolves haven't figured it out yet. If you have to point at one thing in this game it would be Wiggins building a brick house and getting thoroughly outplayed by Ma Bootay.

On to the next game. Tomorrow is the one they have to get.

This end of game offensive strategy with Wiggins bringing the ball up essentially means we can sit Rubio and Dunn at crunch time and put shooters in the game instead.

Q12543 wrote:This end of game offensive strategy with Wiggins bringing the ball up essentially means we can sit Rubio and Dunn at crunch time and put shooters in the game instead.

Why make him bring it up the court?

Also Wiggins don't test CP3 off the dribble.

Mstermisty wrote:Yeah not much to say about this one. A much better team came in here and played like a contender, meanwhile the Wolves haven't figured it out yet. If you have to point at one thing in this game it would be Wiggins building a brick house and getting thoroughly outplayed by Ma Bootay.

On to the next game. Tomorrow is the one they have to get.

One good thing to take from this game is another positive overall performance from the bench.

monsterpile wrote:

Q12543 wrote:This end of game offensive strategy with Wiggins bringing the ball up essentially means we can sit Rubio and Dunn at crunch time and put shooters in the game instead.

Why make him bring it up the court?

Also Wiggins don't test CP3 off the dribble.

I think they had him bring it up the court to speed up the possession. Basically he just goes to work right away. The Clippers smartened up though and put Mbah Moute on him full court. The next time down Tyus brought it up.

One thing the Target Center needs to do is get rid of that damn howling sound before opponent free throws. It's old. It's been old for a while.

Q12543 wrote:

monsterpile wrote:

Q12543 wrote:This end of game offensive strategy with Wiggins bringing the ball up essentially means we can sit Rubio and Dunn at crunch time and put shooters in the game instead.

Why make him bring it up the court?

Also Wiggins don't test CP3 off the dribble.

I think they had him bring it up the court to speed up the possession. Basically he just goes to work right away. The Clippers smartened up though and put Mbah Moute on him full court. The next time down Tyus brought it up.

Yeah good call.

This Clippers team has opened the season firing on all supercharged cylinders! That was just a machine out there when their starters were in, impressive! It will be interesting come playoff time if they're still playing at this level they could give the Spurs and Warriors a run. They almost seem to have a chip on their shoulder for being left out of the conversation among West contenders.

Oh, and the Wolves have a long way to go so it's hardly surprising they look like they were run through a wood chipper!

TheSP wrote:This Clippers team has opened the season firing on all supercharged cylinders! That was just a machine out there when their starters were in, impressive! It will be interesting come playoff time if they're still playing at this level they could give the Spurs and Warriors a run. They almost seem to have a chip on their shoulder for being left out of the conversation among West contenders.

Oh, and the Wolves have a long way to go so it's hardly surprising they look like they were run through a wood chipper!

Yeah, that was a sobering loss because we really can't be pissed at anyone. Normally we like to point the finger at some player or our coach or the refs in the heat of a loss. This was just a vastly superior starting 5 taking us to the woodshed.