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I really like Ty Corbin

You should try watching the documentary on half-court basketball.

It's called Two Teams, One Cup.
You should try watching this:
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I have gone from being ok with Ty to actually being impressed with him. He seemed to make the right moves against the Cavs, left the hot hand in the game, Millsap, in the first half when he could have subbed him out, matched up pretty well, and seemed to get a lot out of the guys tonight. Nice job overall.
 
Coach Ty is doin' fine. He seems to be pushing at least MOST of the right buttons. I admit I cringed when he subbed CJ after Favors/Millsap both fouled out (no Jeremey Evans?), but the Jazz ran a great play to get CJ wide open and he nailed a 3 right in rhythm. Guess that's why we're just fans and Ty's the coach!!
 
Seven games into his first season with the Timberwolves, coach Rick Adelman already has reached a grim conclusion.

Adelman admitted Saturday, a day after the Wolves' most troubling loss of the young season, that he's up against the biggest challenge of his 21-year NBA coaching career to transform this team into a winner - or one that can at least execute fundamental phases of his system at both ends of the floor.

"I've never had a situation like this," Adelman said. "The stuff we're trying to run...we're not getting anything compared to what I'm normally used to seeing."

Adelman's high standards are becoming an issue for the Wolves (2-5), who play at winless Washington (0-7) today in the first of three games in three days.

After the Wolves completed a 2-4 homestand Friday night with a demoralizing 98-87 loss to Cleveland, Adelman said he's not sure about his next move. Does he scale his system back even further to simplify things for the players? Or does he stick with his limited game plan and continue to press them on better ballhandling and shot selection?

https://www.twincities.com/rss/ci_19696070
 
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