Timberwolves vs Magic POSTGAME LIVE | That Defense was INSANE

So Minnesota, let's look at the chat right now.

First comment, Minnesota still sucks at free throws.

Yeah, that free throw shooting was rough.

I can't lie.

That was really rough.

And Minnesota was bottom five last year.

And, you know, as much as you can argue, Minnesota has gotten like some of the best shooting coaching in the league from three in the other years, like Jaden McDaniels shooting from 40% from three and his ascension, Kat's ascension.

They still can't make free throws, man.

It's really hard to explain.

But exactly.

No nitpicking tonight, fellas.

Blot win.

And here's the thing.

The way you win a lot of regular season games in the NBA isn't by relying on your shooting to save you every single night.

You take the nights in which the shooting is on your side and you try to blow teams out of the water that way.

But this game was encouraging because Minnesota didn't have that on their side this game.

Coming off of one of their hottest games of the season and a young, immature team might get discouraged by just terrible shooting in situations like that.

And Minnesota, guys, through two games, two games, they said this Minnesota Timberwolves team could not rebound.

That was the biggest question with this team.

If you listened to some of the questions in the Timberwolves universe, it was, all right, you're moving off of Randall.

You're moving off of Nas Reed.

The size, theoretically, it's going to be smaller in the frontcourt.

How is that going to affect rebounding? And it's only two games in, but Minnesota out-rebounded Miami 52-34 game one, and Minnesota guys out-rebounded the Orlando Magic 60-51, or 60-43.

So I misread the 16.

That was 16 turnovers the Minnesota actually forced, not rebounds allowed.