Ballings7 wrote:Clips will get this.
The Wolves main offensive wings are collectively undersized, and most the Clippers wing defenders are big or can be molded into their defense, and switch and cover for each other pretty well. I also like Covington, Batum, Morris taking turns on Towns to make it tough on him, and not get into a solid rhythm all night, plus potential foul trouble from the constant diving of Zubac, Hartenstein.
Offensively, the Clippers have more broad talent across the roster with less loss when they go past starters... PG13, Powell, Reggie J, Morris, Kennard for creators that can also shoot from anywhere (comfortable or very adept in mid-range!) and are clutch.. then 2nd-level guys like Covington, Batum, Zubac, Hartenstein, and Coffey if needed.
Clips also have much more experience and overall toughness.
Wolves have the talent to win and are certainly capable, but giving the edge to the Clips.
I know this isn't the playoffs, but its at the level of the playoffs and a main thing is all about if you can score in the mid-range offensively, and get to the line -- being past whats easy and basically everyone does (3s and layups).
This
That’s why the Clips basically toyed with the pups this year