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Minnesota Timberwolves 🐺. Naz Reid.
# | PLAYER | ||
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0 | Jaylen Clark - PG | ||
1 | Kyle Anderson - SF | ||
3 | Jaden McDaniels - SF | ||
5 | Anthony Edwards - SG | ||
6 | Jordan McLaughlin - PG | ||
7 | Wendell Moore Jr. - SG | ||
8 | Josh Minott - SF | ||
9 | Nickeil Alexander-Walker - SG | ||
10 | Mike Conley - PG | ||
11 | Naz Reid - C | ||
12 | Daishen Nix - PG/SG | ||
23 | Monte Morris - PG | ||
24 | T.J. Warren - SF | ||
27 | Rudy Gobert - C | ||
32 | Karl-Anthony Towns - PF/C | ||
33 | Leonard Miller - SF | ||
55 | Luka Garza - PF |
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Spent the last few weeks watching successful small guards of the modern era and Rob Dillingham tale and seeing what I could find.
Here’s the breakdown!
What are your expectations from Ant this season?
I’m not so much looking at raw numbers, but efficiency and decision making. Less drives into three players ending in turnovers, and more drive and kick outs. I’m looking for him to continue getting better as a playmaker and better decision making overall. Not that he’s been bad but he could definitely clean it up a little.
There was a stretch Naz Ried was averaging 31.8 PTS on 10/21 FGA (Per 36 Min) 61% from 3 on 11 attempts And a +15.8, if he we play him 48 minutes a game and give him every shot I think he can win MVP
As a starter Naz averaged 17.6/7.0/2.1 while shooting 42% from 3
Continued his improvement as a defender. Extremely versatile. Has the capability of guarding Jokic in one series and Luka in the next (and IMO should've guarded Luka more in the Mavs series)
Skillset seems to have a natural synergy with our best player
In many aspects, you could argue he's the ideal 4 man in todays NBA as far as non-star players go.
Seeing how he is an UFA next offseason, how much does he deserve to get on the open market?
Naz Reid.
It is our glorious king's birthday. Naz Reid.
Hey I am looking for anyone with insight into how this might work out.
I am a self employed person who works from home. Hence I do not get out of the house much and don't interact with others as much as I should. I'm a huge wolves fan though and someone brought up that I should look into getting a part time gig at Target center that way I have a reason to get out of the house, interact with others, and of course the extra cash wouldn't hurt as well. They even mentioned that I might be able to catch parts/ends of games with some gigs. Can anyone with first hand or second hand experience let me know what some of the part time jobs are like or what to expect if I commit to applying? Or what positions in specific I should be looking into?
Thanks