5 Things That Could Swing The Wolves Season w/ Jace Frederick
On today’s show, Dane is joined by Jace Frederick of The Pioneer Press to discuss the top of “things that could swing the Wolves season — for better or worse”. Dane and Jace each put together a list of five seemingly smaller things that could have a profound impact on how this Wolves season plays out, ranging from individual players, concept execution and even coaching. Some topics include:
— The level of defender Anthony Edwards proves to be in a new concept
— How health impacts a team that ran pretty well in the health category last season
— Chris Finch as a tactician
— Kyle Anderson’s ability to guard different types of bigs
— Rudy Gobert’s ability to punish small players on switches
— The impact of Bryn Forbes’ shooting
— Much more
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On today’s show, Dane is joined by Jace Frederick of The Pioneer Press to discuss the top of “things that could swing the Wolves season — for better or worse”. Dane and Jace each put together a list of five seemingly smaller things that could have a profound impact on how this Wolves season plays out, ranging from individual players, concept execution and even coaching. Some topics include:
— The level of defender Anthony Edwards proves to be in a new concept
— How health impacts a team that ran pretty well in the health category last season
— Chris Finch as a tactician
— Kyle Anderson’s ability to guard different types of bigs
— Rudy Gobert’s ability to punish small players on switches
— The impact of Bryn Forbes’ shooting
— Much more
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Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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