Zach Lowe

And just as yeah, OK, Rudy, like you're giving me a little space.

I'm going to eat up the space.

And yeah, you're big and you're tough and you're physical and you're going to meet me 10 feet from the rim.

And it's not going to be an easy shot.

It's not going to be comfortable.

But I got really long arms and I can find ways around you and you might foul me.

And he's just everything has been forceful.

And that's the that's that's the way he needs.

And, you know, we'll see from Randall, like, you know, it's they just need more from him, particularly when he is they they were guarding him.

They're guarding him with small guys.

He can get any switch he wants.

And I just I'm so fascinated by the Gobert's out of the game.

uh, when B's in the game moments and Minnesota seems to like that.

Minnesota seems to like how the floor looks when it's not go bear versus when B, when, when B is playing a zone or playing on McDaniels and in, um, in game five, they just, for the first time in the series, the Spurs just said, try guarding Randall and we'll see how it goes.

And it wasn't all the time.

Sometimes he would still stand on the baseline and play a zone and the wolves have ways to manipulate the floor, uh,

what they're shooting against that.

But it was interesting to see them just play the, just, just guard Julius.

And when they put Julius into pick and roll, it was all of a sudden this monster is there with his giant arms, guarding it two on two, which I thought was interesting.

So, and if, if indeed the wolves wrap it up, two things happen.