Thread: Wolves Bucks thread

finally some life

Baffling game tonight.  I mean, I didn't expect us to come out and play like we did against the Celtics, but man, this was just terrible.  Jonny Flynn and Brewer showed a bit of life, but other than that... And even though Jonny had a decent game offensively, 1 assist is not going to get it done.  Then again, it's not like he had teammates making shots to give him those assists either. Regardless, this one is dissapointing.  We...

How many times has Brewer gotten a block on a fastbreak but his teammates didn't keep up and the opposition got the ball back and scored? 3 times I think.    Exactly what i was thinking

This teams embarresing.  Are you joking me?

31-14 3rd QTR. LMAO GOOD CALL MYSTER. This teams a joke, no improvent at all and this coach is dumb, benching half of the starters for majority of the game. Flynn barely plays, this Sessions guy is a bum.   I am at a loss for words for this organization, I thought they would be decent this year?  TOo much to ask for from these dunces. Losing- Where Timberwolves Basektball Happens.

How do they play a competitive game against the Celtics then get handled by the Bucks at home? Going to be a long season. I can handle losses but this is just bad. 8 minutes maybe they can still salvage it.

Give Nathan Jawai more playing time. Hollins and that rusky suck!!

Ugly, ugly game. I thought we were going to get our 2nd W for sure, but Skiles gets his teams to scrap and fight. The Bucks team reminds me a little bit of some of those young Chicago teams that he had overachieving a few years ago. And Bogut is a first class Center. He's not dominant, but he is an all-around good player. A few other thoughts... - Jefferson looked like he was playing with bricks tied to his calves. He just looked sluggish...

Couldn't watch game but listened on radio and read all post game. It sounds like Jefferson is really fighting this new offense.  Rambis was apparently screaming at him all night to get rid of the ball and he just clung to it like it was his only child. The big man has to operate as the hub.  As much as Garnett is despised, he is the perfect point man in the middle to run a triangle offense.  The rookie who would have been good this...

Time will tell.  I think the most important thing right now is that Rambis and Al (as well as the rest of the team) establish good, open communication.  That will be crucial for Rambis convincing Al to buy into the offense, and making his own adjustments to keep our best player happy.  If those things don't happen, things could get ugly, especially if we keep losing.  I was just reading about how Iverson and his coach in Memphis...