The Wolves' Offense Needing More Than Just Ant w/ Jace Frederick

On today's show, Dane is joined by Wolves beat writer Jace Frederick to discuss the Wolves losing to Orlando by 27 at home despite Anthony Edwards going off. Dane and Jace peel apart how that type of loss showcased what this Wolves team is missing and whether or not they have the pieces to path up that type of hole. Also lots of conversation on Donte DiVincenzo, Julius Randle and the new look bench. Specific topics and timestamps below...

- How the Wolves lost by 27 in a game where Ant went off (4:00)

- How did the Orlando loss compare to the other worst losses of the season + Throughlines of the Wolves worst losses this season (21:00)

- Donte DiVincenzo looking like the Knicks version of himself (26:00)

- The Wolves creating a bench out of thin air (45:00)

- The cost of Randle's 3-point shot falling off + And the Wolves lack of primary scoring options outside of Randle (55:00)

 

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