Chris Finch, Minnesota Timberwolves
Why Chris Finch made a Timberwolves lineup change by starting Donte DiVincenzo for Mike Conley
Putting DiVincenzo in the starting lineup also gives him a role closer to what he had in New York last season when he thrived as a spark-plug shooter and defender for the Knicks. He started 68 games in the regular season and every playoff game for New York.
If I felt that the magic bullet was changing the starting lineup, I would’ve done that already,” head coach Chris Finch told ...
The Wolves (18-17) snapped a three-game skid with the victory.
After the Detroit Pistons beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 119-105, Chris Finch said he wouldn’t adjust the starting lineup.
A starting lineup can only take a team so far, and it hasn't been the root of all Minnesota's issues. But it simply hasn't lived up to potential this season, and while it's perhaps to early to ...
That was part of the goal of the lineup change. Finch noted DiVincenzo's ability to push the pace and create depth in transition, which was something the Wolves had been lacking. Plus DiVincenzo has a ...
And they do appear to have found some winning combinations; the question is whether the starting five will ever begin to gel.
Veteran point guard Mike Conley, out of sorts with the starting line-up, is now coming off the bench for the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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