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Thought this was an informative answer when Chris Finch was asked about the possessions where Rudy Gobert drops catchable passes and how his players handle those possessions. "They know not to look to me for sympathy if Rudy drops one of their passes, because sometimes he's going to. I... show more

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Justin Turpin

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Asked Ayo Dosunmu about continuing to involve Rudy Gobert offensively when he's open even if he previously dropped a pass or didn't convert a shot. "I think we gotta keep making the play... If they gonna bring two to the ball, that's giving us an advantage. That's what you run pick and roll for is to get two to the ball to be able to hit someone to get an advantage. To answer your question, I think if he's open, every time, we have to hit him."

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Rudy Gobert when asked about the narrative surrounding small ball lineups and that being a problem for him to defend. "Obviously they've seen that clip of the stepback a thousand times. So did I. That's one clip amongst a lot of other defensive possessions. I know a lot of people don't like the numbers, but over a long period of time, the numbers speak more than eye test... Let's see what happens over the course hundreds and hundreds of possessions." It does take a lot more for a defensive clip to go viral? "It does. Especially when I'm a part of it."

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