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Jeff Teague ARGUES T'Wolves w/ Kuminga, LaMelo Ball & Edwards WON'T WIN more games than last year
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Jeff Teague, DJ Wells, B Hen, and Mook debate whether or not the new-look Minnesota Timberwolves, featuring LaMelo Ball, Jonathan Kuminga, and Anthony Edwards, will win more games this season than last. Teague breaks down why despite being the most exciting team in the NBA, they won't necessarily win more games. Plus, Teague breaks down the addition of Jonathan Kuminga after hearing his agent say that he was the best player on the Atlanta Hawks before his trade to Minnesota.
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