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The Timberwolves have the upside to be an elite rim-pressure team, but that will require more from LaMelo Ball.

Minnesota Timberwolves head coach Chris Finch highlighted rim pressure as a major focal point for his new-look roster during an interview with Dane Moore. Finch noted that previous iterations of the team lacked players who could naturally penetrate defenses to reach the basket. The article emphasizes that guard LaMelo Ball's development as an inside attacker will be critical for Minnesota to maximize its offensive potential.
Finch identified several players capable of attacking the basket, mentioning Anthony Edwards, Jonathan Kuminga, Ayo Dosunmu, Terrence Shannon Jr., TJ, and Bones. The analysis suggests that increasing transition opportunities alongside a starting lineup featuring Edwards, McDaniels, and Kuminga will help the Timberwolves generate higher rim-pressure numbers across the upcoming season.
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