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Once again, Jamal Murray, find $100,000 but not suspended for Friday nights, game three in Minnesota.

He's the Timberwolf's head coach in his fourth season.

He's Chris Finch who joins us on the program. Coach,

thanks for joining us. Your reaction to the punishment for Jamal Murray. Yeah, I mean, I wasn't expecting

there to be a suspension. You know, the money's side is probably appropriate. I really can't

speak to it too much, but, you know, it seemed to be a serious

transgression, so brought with it a serious fines. All right. Let me talk to you about your

coaching now because of the injury. You blew out your Patella. I didn't blow it out, Mike Conlon.

Okay, but I'm looking at the video.

I think your feet were shuffling a little bit there.

It would have been a block, not a charge, though, Coach. I'm okay with that. I'm okay with that. At least tried. All right. When did you know you were in trouble? Immediately. Immediately. I mean, when the collision happened, well, first of all, I knew I was in trouble because I couldn't get out of the way.

I should have practiced my hockey referee hop-up on the board there.

But I then I tried to catch Mike, and Mike tried to catch me, and then as soon as we collided, I knew something was seriously wrong. And then when I went to grab from my knee, there was no kneecap there.

Then that's when I thought, okay, this is going to be a serious one.

All right.

When did you decide that you could still coach?

Well, I mean, when the doctors basically told me, well, you know, if I was, in normal circumstances,

they obviously would have wanted me home for a week, leg up, not move at all.

But I'm fortunate to have great medical care around me, our team doctors, and, you know,

they would travel with us.

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