Phil Schmid

What Jaden McDaniels and Rudy Gobert did in this series was excellent. Wolves in 6

44 to 29 in the 18 minutes Naz Reid played the 3 next to Rudy Gobert and Julius Randle

Rudy Gobert: “Total team effort.”

“He talked all series and he backed it up all series.” — Chris Finch on Jaden McDaniels

The whole team wearin Donte.

Joe Ingles legacy game tonight

Chris Finch said after Game 5 that Terrence Shannon Jr.'s minutes were limited in Game 5 due to gameplan mistakes. Finch was asked at practice today how he goes about helping Shannon clean that up. "I don't clean that up. He cleans it up. It starts with gotta be ready, he's gotta be engaged, he's gotta be fully committed to that side of the ball... The only way I can clean him up is to sit him on the bench, right? That's the only way I can clean it up. He knows what we need from him right now. So he's gotta be ready, and he's gotta be ready to execute defensively. There's no reason that he shouldn't be a good defender with his body type, with his athleticism, and he's a pretty smart player."

@DaneMooreNBA Can’t help but love this dude

Donte DiVincenzo is here at Wolves shootaround this morning on a scooter.

Ayo Dosunmu is listed as questionable for Game 6 with right calf soreness and Bones Hyland is listed as questionable with left knee soreness. Dosunmu was out/rested with the calf soreness at the end of the regular season. Hyland appeared to be somewhat bothered by the knee in Game 5.

@DaneMooreNBA I believe I told you at the ping pong tournament that the Wolves won’t get deep into the playoffs without Jaylen Clark. I can’t stress how much of this was a guess but I also said that I really thought Bones was a fun mess of a watch.

In our “Great Clip of the Week”, Jon talks about the rivalry with the Nuggets. This rivalry has been unreal to watch! Do you agree with Jonny K? Full episode out now, watch or listen before game 6 tonight. @JonKrawczynski @SouhanStrib Audio: art19.com/shows/the-jon-… YouTube: youtu.be/_8rginCaQro Presented by: | @greatclips | #timberwolves #minnesota #wolves #nba #nuggets

They might hate you in Denver, but we all fricken love you in Minneapolis. 🐺🐺🐺

BREAKING: Elizabeth Warren unleashes a fiery speech to block taxpayer funding for Trump's hideous ballroom: "Americans are selling their plasma to pay for groceries and gas!" And that wasn't even the best part... "Right now, I'm BLOCKING a Republican bill to build Donald Trump's ballroom. Instead of rubber-stamping Trump’s gold-encrusted ballroom, Congress must lower costs for American families," Warren wrote on X, sharing a video of her speech. And what a speech it was. This one has MAGA world seething. "Donald Trump promised to lower costs on day one. Well, today is day four hundred and sixty-four of Donald Trump's presidency and we are in a full-blown affordability crisis," Warren said on the Senate floor. "We are two months into Trump's illegal war with Iran. A war that, according to experts, is costing taxpayers over a billion dollars a day," she said. "American families are getting flattened by rising costs on just about everything from groceries to rent to gas. Just today, gas prices hit a new high since Trump started his war. People are stretching themselves to the brink just to pay their bills." "But what is the biggest issue of the day, according to Republicans in Congress? Fast-tracking Donald Trump's gold-encrusted ballroom!" Warren raged. "Now, another recent Republican plan would send $400 million to the White House, I guess to buy more gold leaf and onyx marble for the wannabe king." In the wake of the alleged assassination attempt against Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Republicans have been engaged in a full-court press to build Trump's $400 million ballroom. Originally, Trump had claimed that corporate donors would foot the bill for his vanity project — a blatant pay-to-play scheme that would have allowed companies to buy access to the White House. But now, people like Lindsey Graham are insisting that taxpayers should fund the build. "But I want to be clear," said Warren. "It is common sense that we can, of course, protect the president without shoveling millions of dollars into Trump's ballroom in the middle of an affordability crisis. This bill to rubber-stamp Trump's latest vanity project is a giant slap in the face to American families. It's plain and simple." "Americans are selling their plasma to pay for groceries and gas!" she continued. Think about that. Americans, right now, today, are selling their blood just to pay their bills." "And what's the Republican solution? Dump more money into Donald Trump's gold-encrusted vanity project," Warren went on. "And let's do it on a fast track, because it's that urgent. Well, here are a few other ideas for things we could fast-track to actually help the American people..." "We could reverse Trump's and the Republicans' giant healthcare cuts that kicked millions of Americans off their health insurance and jacked up insurance premiums for millions more." "Or we could deliver affordable child care for every American family." "Or we could undo Republicans' cuts to food assistance for families." "Or we could put a stop to Trump's across-the-board tariffs." "Or we could end Donald Trump's war with Iran." "And look, the list goes on and on," she said. "But nowhere on the list of ways to lower costs for American families is rubber-stamping Donald Trump's lavish ballroom. Remember, Trump's ballroom has already become a tool for what looks like corruption in plain sight. Since day one, giant corporations have lined up to dump millions of dollars into Trump's ballroom. And that includes Meta, Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Comcast, Coinbase, and Palantir. And those are just the people and the entities that we know of." "Others are being kept secret from the American people because Donald Trump has let them stay anonymous," Warren continued. "So what do they have to hide? And what are all these donors expecting in return? And by the way, if Congress bankrolls this ballroom for Trump's corporate donors, like other Republicans are proposing, what happens to all those private donations? If Trump is using his ballroom to facilitate a giant pay-to-play scheme, then the American people deserve to know." "Instead of dumping even more money into Trump's golden ballroom, we need to put an end to this corruption and focus on lowering costs for American families," she added. "That's what Democrats are laser-focused on. Republicans should join us and get it done!" Bravo Senator Warren! We refuse to pay for Trump's ballroom and will vote against ANYONE who supports it! Please ❤️ and share to thank Elizabeth Warren.

In five years, when all the truths come out, people will not be able to believe the ineptitude of this man

The same day MAGA gutted the Voting Rights Act, Trump’s pipsqueak DeSantis rushed through rigged maps. No debate. No public input. They’re scared of VOTERS. This November: FAFO.

Kyle Kulinski on Trump: “He’s a catastrophic, malignant narcissist. He has deep, deep mental illness. He’s violent, he’s bigoted, he’s extremist. He’s self-absorbed to an extent we’ve never fucking seen before. He’s corrupt beyond imagination. He exhibits all those negative characteristics and you still have 33% of the country that rides for this man?”

Randomly thought about this “bidenflation” tweet so I downloaded DoorDash and this has increased 85% under Trump lmao

Q: Economy better under Trump or Biden? Independents 🔵Biden: 65% 🔴Trump: 35% Source: Harvard/Harris Poll (04/23-04/26)

@marceelias, the great Democratic legal fighter for democracy, on me: "We need more people like this guy in Congress. … This guy's a fighter. And he's not just saying he's a fighter, he's got the receipts, because he has gone toe-to-toe with Donald Trump and the Republicans for years now. … "If you're looking for a Democrat who is going to fight Donald Trump and stand up for the Democratic Party, and from the fight wing of the Democratic Party, which I'm proudly from, you've gotta support this guy, George Conway."

Rep. Garcia says the reinstatement to duty of the agent who shot Renee Good is part of a consistent pattern they have observed across DHS: There have been multiple incidents where you have agents who have committed horrific actions. People are reprimanded and then they go back on the job. It’s horrible that the families have to go through this.