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Coming at you Monday morning, we're in between game four and game five.

I've had a couple of the other Wolves writers on since the Timberwolves won game four.

Today I have Chris Harrington of the Daily Memphian to kind of get the Memphis perspective on this series.

Chris, this is a series with the Grizzlies where they hope to come in, pound the paint,

win the turnover battle, dominate the offensive glass, get out and run.

They've done those things, all in bits and pieces.

Yeah, kind of sort of.

Maybe not consistently through a game,

but how are you just feeling going into game five

as to what Memphis has been able to do in this series thus far

and what they haven't been able to do?

Yeah, I think it's a real open question.

Obviously, you're tied to two and each team is split on its home floor,

which is the definition of even pretty much.

But it's a real question, like, who's actually been the better team through four games?

On one, from one vantage point, I think Minnesota has controlled three of the four games,

even though they ended up losing one of those three, controlled most of those games.

On the other hand, he played 192 minutes, and the Grizzlies have, you know, scored about 25 more points, something like that.

I think the underlying fundamentals are kind of in line with what we thought coming into the series.

I mean, this was a matchup between a team that is better at making their shots in Minnesota versus the team that gets more shots.

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