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Ayo Dosunmu’s stories from inside Timberwolves practices shed new light on the intense competition that caught Chris Finch’s attention.

Ayo Dosunmu wrote a letter for The Players' Tribune detailing the intense, trash-talk-filled practices that explained head coach Chris Finch's earlier remarks about "bad blood" during Minnesota Timberwolves offseason sessions. Dosunmu shared stories about fierce, competitive back-and-forth arguments on the court with Anthony Edwards, showing how the team pushed each other in preparation for the season.
Finch had previously noted that practice competition nearly boiled over in September, though players embraced the challenge. Dosunmu highlighted that the competitive standard remains crucial as Edwards recovers from knee surgery, increasing Dosunmu's own responsibilities within Minnesota's lineup.
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