Chris Finch reacts after Wolves take 3-0 lead over Suns

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Timberwolves coach Chris Finch speaks with reporters after a 126-109 win over the Suns Friday night. Minnesota has a 3-0 lead in the series.
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25 апр 2024

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@Your_fav_carlos 11 дней назад

I have seen coach Chris finch when they played the Dallas Mavericks in Minnesota at target center plus ever single Timberwolves game I have been to they have won ever single game 🏀

@soggyvag 12 дней назад

perfect coach for this squad

@razcarsey6635 11 дней назад

4:05 Love this response. The Wolves' past is is an anchor that no player or coach needs to hold on to. None of these guys lived through the Wolves' sh*tty history, so why would they have anything to say on the subject. Let the gray haired local sports pundits talk about that amongst themselves. Ant has already tied KG for the most 30+ point playoff games as a 22 year old, so there is barely even a history to even talk about.

@lakerskid2013 11 дней назад

That’s very true and these guys are making their own history. When Joe Maddon became the Chicago Cubs manager the year before they broke the longest championship drought of all time that lasted 108 years he mentioned how you have to respect history but don’t get intimidated by it. At the bare minimum, Anthony Edwards is already as valuable for Minnesota as Kevin Garnett used to be. One could make the argument that he’s even more valuable for them.