Es Baraheni

Blueprint wise works against this team. We'll see if it works for game four.

Blueprint wise works against this team. We'll see if it works for game four.

Blueprint wise works against this team. We'll see if it works for game four.

I think OKC is going to respond defensively in a major way, right? They're going to do a better job of not allowing guys to get open shots from three because I think the Wolves kind of played into what OKC likes to do defensively and pinching off and hitting the corners and all that type of stuff to really open up their shot making from three.

I think OKC is going to respond defensively in a major way, right? They're going to do a better job of not allowing guys to get open shots from three because I think the Wolves kind of played into what OKC likes to do defensively and pinching off and hitting the corners and all that type of stuff to really open up their shot making from three.

I think OKC is going to respond defensively in a major way, right? They're going to do a better job of not allowing guys to get open shots from three because I think the Wolves kind of played into what OKC likes to do defensively and pinching off and hitting the corners and all that type of stuff to really open up their shot making from three.

I think OKC will do a little bit better at rotating out, be a little bit crisper. We've seen this time and time again. They are the best defensive team in the NBA. They will respond defensively. I expect that. How does that match for the Timberwolves? What they need? They need a huge game from Julius Randle and Anthony Edwards.

I think OKC will do a little bit better at rotating out, be a little bit crisper. We've seen this time and time again. They are the best defensive team in the NBA. They will respond defensively. I expect that. How does that match for the Timberwolves? What they need? They need a huge game from Julius Randle and Anthony Edwards.

I think OKC will do a little bit better at rotating out, be a little bit crisper. We've seen this time and time again. They are the best defensive team in the NBA. They will respond defensively. I expect that. How does that match for the Timberwolves? What they need? They need a huge game from Julius Randle and Anthony Edwards.

When things get tight, it's on your stars to make those shots, to make the reads, to make the passes out of certain situations where it might be tighter. The Passing window might be a little bit tighter than it was in game three. It's on them. That's basically they need to have a really, really good game. And I think it'll be on the stars to determine who ends up winning this one.

When things get tight, it's on your stars to make those shots, to make the reads, to make the passes out of certain situations where it might be tighter. The Passing window might be a little bit tighter than it was in game three. It's on them. That's basically they need to have a really, really good game. And I think it'll be on the stars to determine who ends up winning this one.

When things get tight, it's on your stars to make those shots, to make the reads, to make the passes out of certain situations where it might be tighter. The Passing window might be a little bit tighter than it was in game three. It's on them. That's basically they need to have a really, really good game. And I think it'll be on the stars to determine who ends up winning this one.

So it's can SGA can J-Dub pull it out? Or is it Randall and Ant?

So it's can SGA can J-Dub pull it out? Or is it Randall and Ant?

So it's can SGA can J-Dub pull it out? Or is it Randall and Ant?

Yeah, the strategy for Minnesota is don't turn the ball over and don't foul. And if you lose one of those things, it's going to be a lot harder for you to pull off a win against OKC. So I think the turnovers – I was talking to John Kay about this this week, but he believes that this turnover situation is not something they're going to overcome. They're usually a turnover-prone team.

Yeah, the strategy for Minnesota is don't turn the ball over and don't foul. And if you lose one of those things, it's going to be a lot harder for you to pull off a win against OKC. So I think the turnovers – I was talking to John Kay about this this week, but he believes that this turnover situation is not something they're going to overcome. They're usually a turnover-prone team.

Yeah, the strategy for Minnesota is don't turn the ball over and don't foul. And if you lose one of those things, it's going to be a lot harder for you to pull off a win against OKC. So I think the turnovers – I was talking to John Kay about this this week, but he believes that this turnover situation is not something they're going to overcome. They're usually a turnover-prone team.

The fouls, the defense, the mistakes that they can make on that end, that's much more fixable. So can they just not foul, right? Can they just – be clean with the way that they're guarding Shea. Chris Finch mentioned it post game. He's like, Hey, we actually played a pretty clean game against SGA and go figure. We win by 40.

The fouls, the defense, the mistakes that they can make on that end, that's much more fixable. So can they just not foul, right? Can they just – be clean with the way that they're guarding Shea. Chris Finch mentioned it post game. He's like, Hey, we actually played a pretty clean game against SGA and go figure. We win by 40.