The Minnesota Timberwolves changed their offense during the offseason by adding LaMelo Ball alongside Anthony Edwards. Ball gives them another scorer and passer, but he also has to build chemistry with starting center Rudy Gobert. That means Gobert must adjust…
Minnesota Timberwolves center Rudy Gobert shared advice with new teammate LaMelo Ball regarding their pick-and-roll execution. Speaking with reporter Dane Moore, Gobert explained that he told Ball to slow down and study game footage of Gobert's past partnership with Joe Ingles on the Utah Jazz to learn how patience around screens creates natural advantages.
The adjustment aims to help Ball refine his timing rather than rushing before screens are fully set. The article highlights that while Ball averaged 20.1 points and 7.1 assists last season, developing chemistry with Gobert will require both players to read opposing defensive coverages effectively.
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