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Coming at your Wednesday night after a Chimwolves' loss on the road against the

Wizards, it was a final score of Wolbs 107 Wizards 115. We haven't had to do many of these

after losses lately. And I think it's important to still acknowledge that even after a loss

tonight, the Wolves are still seven and two over their last nine games.

And, you know, in those seven games, we've been talking, those seven wins, we've been talking a lot lately about what, what is working for this wolf's team.

You know, and on those nights, when it's a win and things are working, we kind of, we brush over what hasn't been working.

So tonight we'll focus a little bit more on what is going to need to improve from this wolves team. If they're going to again be able to have a

winning record, duplicate this, like have a winning record over the next 10 games. And I think as I

watch this game tonight and just kind of reflect on what's been going on recently, I think the one

thing that stands out for me

with this team is their three-point shooting. I mean, the wolves have an 11-and-11 record this

season despite shooting the third most threes in the NBA while only ranking 21st in the NBA

in three-point percentage. As a team, they're shooting 33.8% from three this year.

And that's the reason the wolves overall have been a below average offense this season.

They rank 18th in offensive rating.

And a chunk of that offense, that offensive rating is being that high is due to the fact that the wolves play fast.

They play in transition a lot.

While they aren't a particularly efficient transition team, comparatively speaking, like transition opportunities are

almost always good opportunities. So just by playing in transition a lot, like the wolf's

offense gets a boost. You also rarely shoot threes when you're in transition. Threes come more often when you're in the half court.

And the half court's where the wolves are bleeding, right?

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