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Oct 3, 2019 1 hr 3 min

Jonathan Tjarks, The Ringer on KAT

from The Dane Moore NBA Podcast Hosted by Blue Wire

Charlie and Dane are in studio this week and they are joined by special guest Jonathan Tjarks of the Ringer. Media Day has come and gone and the season is getting closer, as we talk about why Rosas chose Minnesota, how KAT can be maximized, and who the shooters are on this team. In this episode: Why did Rosas come to Minnesota? [9:00] KAT's usage under Rosas [17:00] Jarrett Culver [29:00] Who are the shooters on this team? [38:00] Covington brings out the best in KAT [46:00] How will the Wolves do in the West? [53:00] The Dane Moore NBA Podcast is a weekly podcast wherein Host Dane Moore interviews experts around the league on the state of the Minnesota Timberwolves and the latest NBA news. --- Dane Moore (@DaneMooreNBA) is Zone Coverage’s Minnesota Timberwolves Staff Writer. He has been covering the Wolves since 2016 for 1500ESPN and SB Nation. Tom Schreier (@tschreier3) is the proprietor of ZoneCoverage.com and previously wrote about Minnesota sports for Bleacher Report and Yahoo! Sports before joining 105 The Ticket in 2014. Follow @DaneMooreNBA, @CJohnsNBA, @tschreier3, @TweetDaveBenz Subscribe to the Dane Moore NBA Podcast on iTunes! A Zone Coverage Podcast Network Production Follow @DaneMooreNBA, @CJohnsNBA, @tschreier3, @TweetDaveBenz Subscribe to the Dane Moore NBA Podcast on iTunes!

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