We need more guys who plays hard and hustles. Brewer would be perfect.

Darko sucks and does not play hard at all. Wes does not play hard, he lacks confidence because he has no game to be confident about. Derrick is still learning. Beasley is playing harder but is effecting other parts of his game and plus he seems like he is not very bright and has a very short attention span.

Chicago is good because all their guys are tough.

I just started the game a little while ago and we're already down 20 points at the start of the second quarter. My goodness.

K-Lav definitely needs less minutes. Another BRUTAL shooting night.

True, I love Ricky
When he's out, don't want to watch
So what? No homo.

Why did it only take me one day, but took Adelman 2 weeks to fig out last year's lineup is pure crap...All it does is make us fall behind by like 10 every game and forces Rubio to get us out of deep holes...PLEASE i'm begging you coach to the let the lineup be Rubio-Ridnour-Williams-Love-Randolph with Tolliver and Barea (if healthy) the first 2 off the bench...Just give it a shot and see what happens

wolfenstein wrote:
It's funny because it's true.

daddyfatsax wrote:
No doubt. Very impressive. We all should spend more time enjoying the game of basketball as displayed by the MVP.

wolfenstein wrote:
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I wouldn't mind either Brewer. Ronnie, aside from those 2 dumb turnovers at the end, looked REAL solid.

Rose is a huge stud. I don't watch him nearly enough. His ball handling and first step is a serious thing of beauty.

Korver might have the prettiest stroke in the league other than Ray Ray. Have always wanted him on the Wolves and he has gotten better at creating his own shots since the Sixer days.

Thank GOD Adelman kept the hot lineup out for the 2nd half. Seems like he is finally getting it. Not going to dog on him too much for trying to inspire some confidence out of the poo-poo platter unit, but it seems he has reached the point of no return.

I'd like Darko more, but for every sound defensive play on D, he makes 2 boneheaded plays on offense.

Not much else to add. Other than Tolliver has not been the AT we know and love these past 2 games. Has done more harm than good in many cases.

with the weakest starting line up in the nba being down by ten every time they play and then have rubio lead them all the way back, its almost like aldeman is testing rubio and making him stronger by putting him in tough situations.

Murphs56 wrote:
I'm still buying that it matters more to close with Ricky. Main thing is getting Wayne and Wes OFF the floor. I'll trust Adelman on everything else.

pants wrote:
I would have agreed up until the point where we are down by anywhere from 10-25 points consistently to start every game. It was a trend. That is unacceptable and needs a change. As I said above, Adelman gave these guys tons of opportunities to succeed. They got their shake. Time for Rubio (or whomever) to play starters minutes in a starting role. Team needs to bust out of the gate and avoid having to strive for come from behind victories each game. No excuse for that.

The running joke at the game was Omer Asik...when he scored or fouled the Wolves PA announcer sounded like he was saying "Omer He-She," which generated a lot of laughs in our row.

I love the Wolves PA announcer, when an opposing player scores, the dead-toned announcement of their last name. "Gay" was another giggle-inducing one the other night.