Throughout the Timberwolves' struggles early this season, D'Angelo Russell has been a measure of calm when discussing where the team stands.
Russell was a counterbalance when fellow guard Ricky Rubio spent his media sessions laying bare all that was wrong with the team following a string of blowout losses without Karl-Anthony Towns.
Russell echoed the voices from the front office and coach Ryan Saunders, saying that the Wolves are a young team still trying to find their way in the NBA landscape.
That hasn't changed this week as Russell spoke Tuesday before the Wolves take on Orlando at Target Center on Wednesday.