While you continue to enjoy live, meaningful basketball between the best teams in the NBA this week, I’m sure you - like me - wonder to yourself, “Why don’t the Wolves run more of that or try and play defense like that?”
Instead of answering why the Timberwolves don’t involve certain actions in their offense or play defense in a particular way, today I will explore what actions and defense they should look to implement into their existing basketball infrastructure.
Our beloved Wolves will deploy certified firepower on the offensive end of the floor next season when Karl-Anthony Towns joins forces with D’Angelo Russell and Malik Beasley, but the team need to add more to the offensive gameplan in order to more effectively weaponize a dynamic, multiple offense.