Quote from: danherbias07 on Today at 10:07:26 AM

Quote from: avp2306 on Today at 09:21:15 AM

He's been inconsistent the whole series and imagine that he supposed to be the second option on their team but sadly he can't deliver.

Randle only score good points on game 1 but after that he became nothing as its like he's not there. Maybe Wolves would create good adjustment and find those player that can provide quality numbers. Because if Randle will always play like that for sure they won't win against OKC just like what we are seeing on this series. But I guess this will be the end for Wolves and with the latest win this sealed up the position of OKC to be the champion on their conference and could advance on Finals.

That's actually the reason why he was traded. Inconsistency. The Knicks truly won that trade, and it's showing now. KAT is helping the Knicks to win the series while Randle is on and off. Although the Knicks lost twice against the Pacers, KAT's stats are up, and he has been phenomenal on the offensive end.
Without McDaniels and Alexander-Walker, the Timberwolves would've lost in a blowout. Neither Anthony Edwards nor Randle is playing good offensively.

OKC will probably finish this at home with a blowout again.

It’s true, Wolves thought they can use Gobert as replacement to KAT then acquire more good core team to capitalize on KAT value.

I don’t know how Randle performed before but looking at his performance recently makes him easy to check even with small guards. OKC knew their homework to guard Randle and Edwards tightly without living a space for the to create a move to drive.

Actually, Wolves just need a solid screen on their play in able for Edwards and Randle to become online yet their line is focus that all of them can score unlike OKC which they give and take when they have opportunities.