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Rudy Gobert’s Clippers bounce-back doesn’t erase Timberwolves’ offensive concerns

Rudy Gobert's performance against the Clippers was encouraging, but his struggles remain a concern. The Timberwolves need that improvement to last.

By Ethan Kinney · Dunking with Wolves

Published: Saturday, 31 October 2026 at 9:00 PM

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Dunking with Wolves argues Rudy Gobert's improved performance against the Clippers did not resolve ongoing offensive concerns.
The Minnesota Timberwolves defeated the Los Angeles Clippers 127-101 as Gobert recorded nine points and 13 rebounds.
Gobert had previously endured a two-game stretch without a field goal, missing 13 consecutive shots.

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Ethan Kinney argues that Rudy Gobert's improved display in the Minnesota Timberwolves' 127-101 victory against the Los Angeles Clippers does not eliminate concerns about his offense. Gobert posted nine points and 13 rebounds after an 0-for-13 shooting slump over his previous two games, but Kinney notes missed easy layups and struggles asserting himself against smaller lineups.

Kinney highlights the rapid development of Joan Beringer, who is averaging six points and 7.3 rebounds on 64 percent shooting. The writer suggests Minnesota may face difficult offseason decisions regarding Gobert's $38 million player option.

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