Aside from handling the ball better than you everyone, volume-scoring is J-Crossover’s basketball mantra. This is about volume scoring and the art therein as seen through one observer’s eyes. While wasn’t even a starter, he was the guy who came off the bench to provide buckets. Brought in by Tom Thibodeau before the 2017-18 season, Crawford played just one season in Minnesota. Jamal Crawford: J-Crossover had the best handle of anyone who made the list yes, that means something to me. So, here is the short list of *my*–not necessarily your–favorite volume-scorers who donned a Wolves uniform, along with a few random stats that jumped out at me in revisiting their pages and some video for those of you who are visual learners or simply appreciate the craft. No, this listicle won’t take you to the hallowed nirvana of hoops efficiency, but it might jog some memories you can jam to while you await the return of real, live, basketball. After all of you efficiency nerds stop rolling your eyes and fidgeting with your TI-86s, I hope you’ll enjoy the ride. This edition of A Few of My Favorite Things discusses Wolves players whom I consider to belong to one important category of my favorite things–volume scorers.
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It’s free content, so what do you have to lose? Buyer beware. Others might go under-the-radar as extreme Wolves-geek esoterica. Hopefully my fever dreams and ramblings will amuse you also.īe forewarned: lots of opinions and takes will follow. Not scientifically, but in light of the oddities and things I’ve found the most interesting in my mind’s own catalog.
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Since then, I’ve been reading and thinking about how to synthesize 30-plus years of Wolves watching from my own selfish fan’s perspective. I’ve been watching the Timberwolves obsessively since the team tipped off its first game on day one of the 1989-90 season ‘til the novel coronavirus put the team out of its misery in March. The time off from normalcy has forged some kind of interest in revisiting the Wolves’ weird history and some of the team’s most-interesting characters. While the ESPN documentary The Last Dance, on Michael Jordan and the Bulls, captured the most attention, the Timberwolves have also had an interesting history, replete with bumbles, stumbles, heroes, villains, and other sundry characters. At risk of heresy–and as much as I wish COVID-19 hadn’t forced the league to suspend the season–I can say that I’ve enjoyed the looks back. Coronavirus lockdown has taken us from a state of “I’m addicted to my iPhone and frenetic news cycles” to “I haven’t seen NBA basketball in two-and-a-half months and ‘I can haz NBA classic games?’” In the absence of the present-day NBA, we’ve been taking a deeper look at the past.
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