Hey, yeah, I feel like Kobe in a fourth quarter.

This is the Daymore MBA podcast, and we are brought to you by prize picks coming at your Friday morning.

It's September 26th.

And today's episode is part two of my conversation with Britt Robson on his Q&A with Chris Finch that he did earlier this week.

If you clicked on this episode before listening to Part 1, because it's more recent in your

feed, that absolutely makes sense.

But you're probably going to want to go back to Part 1 before diving into Part 2 here.

Like I said, in the previous episode, I feel like this Brit Finch Q&A always sort of sets

the table for the season.

It's 75 minutes of Finch's honest thoughts about the state of the roster and the season

ahead that him and Britt go through.

Britt does an excellent job of touching all the bases in the Q&A with Finch.

And so it's our hope in these episodes, in this one, part two,

that we're going to hit on the portions of the Q&A that we didn't get to in part one.

Part one was about Finch's priorities for training camp, Finch's thoughts on the point

guard position, and also Finch's view on pathways to improve this team offensively. And in part two here, we'll get into Finch's view on pathways to improve this team offensively.

And in part two here, we'll get into Finch's comments on coaching Anthony Edwards,

his early view of the rotation for this season.

And then also some thoughts on Julius Randall and Dante Divenzo in their second seasons

in Minnesota.

And because we're trying to sort of get everything in there.

There's some miscellaneous stuff mixed in there along the way.

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