King Rube wrote:dice wrote:gordoncatrell wrote:interesting to see how this unfolds - two iso centric wing players in butler and wiggins.
I don't think there's any actual plan in this regard. best case scenario is that butler teaches wiggins how to play basketball before leaving in free agency. worst case (and more likely) scenario is that wiggins gradually becomes irritated by butler's work ethic/insistence that he learn how to play basketball. variation on the lebron/kyrie dynamic, but on a minnesota scale, and it won't be the lesser player wanting out
Didn't know Butler already said he wanted out.
i didn't either. where did you read that?
Of course, if you're from Minnesota and had to read how you structured your sentences, he probably wants out.
it requires several readings of this to figure out what the hell you're even talking about. you're the last person who should be discussing sentence structure. the appropriate way to say what you are trying to say would be this:
'if you're from Minnesota and jimmy has to read how you structure your sentences, it would make sense if he already wants out'
since you clearly whiffed on the point that I made, i'll break it down into rube-sized bites for you:
1) jimmy and wiggins will not work out
2) jimmy plays the game effectively
3) wiggins does not play the game effectively
if the wolves are lucky...
4) jimmy's game will rub off on wiggins
5) wiggins raises his game to becomes a younger, poor-man's jimmy butler
6) a past-his-prime jimmy leaves so that wiggins can fulfill his promise and the roster chemistry can be improved
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