However, Nelson Sr. quickly made a gesture to Baron Davis on the court, and Davis nodded and immediately communicated it to his teammates.

When the Timberwolves' next offense came as scheduled, Linson was ready to follow the example of the first two offenses, but when he shook off Baron Davis' defense and tried to get a chance with his run, he suddenly found that the rest of the Warriors were not blocking the three-point line like the previous two times.

This forced Linson to eventually have to pass the ball out, and Hassell's mid-range shot smashed straight out of bounds, and Linson was also transferred to the off-court by Devin Casey.

The Warriors' defense just now didn't catch the attention of Linson, nor did it catch the attention of Devin Casey.

With Charles Barkley and Kenny Smith in the commentary bench, the first quarter ended.

The Golden State Warriors and Timberwolves are tied at 36 on the road, which at least makes the defense of both sides look terrible.

However, the second quarter of the game began to be a nightmare for the Timberwolves, who were completely passive despite having Ricky Davis and Mike James on the bench.

"I don't know if I should use the word pathetic, but in four minutes they scored three points from free throws."

Before Barkley could finish his words, Kenny Smith's voice drowned out: "Monta, super big lever, how did he do it, Eddie's defense was good enough this time, but Monta still did it, he almost flew from the east coast of the Pacific Ocean to the west coast." ”

Linson, who was on the bench, couldn't help but applaud Monta Ellis' super pull goal.

In the past four minutes, Monta Ellis scored 10 points on four shots, including a fast-break three-pointer and a free throw.

The Warriors only scored 13 points as a team, and more importantly, Monta Ellis looked much thinner than him, but the skinny Ellis completely ignored the Timberwolves' defense on the court.

Despite the Timberwolves' poor defense, Monta Ellis' individual abilities shocked Linson.

Devin Casey called a timeout again, and he had already called a timeout two minutes earlier.

Lin Sen stood up and walked over to Devin Casey, who glared at the players who walked off the field.

"You're playing like shit, even a bunch of grannies are better than your defense, and you're telling me with your performance how much you crave bench chairs, and I'm going to fulfill you."

Devin Casey turned to look at Linson and Jarrich: "Wood, Mark, you two replace Ricky and Mike, I want to see your offense." ”

After saying that, Devin Casey looked at Hassel again: "Now you play, I want to see your defense." ”

Devon was furious. Kenny Smith looked at the Timberwolves bench and said with a smile.

"Of course, anyone would be furious that they were blown up by a high school student, but it turned out that Golden State made the right choice last year, and no one believed that Monta, who looked like he could be blown down by the wind, would fight it." Charles Barkley continued.

"Charles, what about Wood? Compared to Munta in fact, the two of them are similar in size and attack, but Monta is too accurate in the middle range and Wood is better at passing, which may be the difference between the two of them. ”

"Wood entered the league with higher expectations, this Monta entered the league as a second-round pick, no one will put expectations on a second-round show like Monta, but Wood is different, so Wood's growth will be more difficult, destined to be valued by everyone at the beginning, especially during this time he has been said to be the future No. 1 point guard."

Barkley's analysis is good, and that's the difference between Linson and Monta Ellis, but overall Linson has a better future than Monta Ellis.

Kevin McHale in the box was frowning when he received a call from Chris Mullin.

Mullin, who had already bluntly stated before the game that he had a good impression of Lin Sen, did not give up after being rejected by him, but once again raised the possibility of wanting Lin Sen.

McHale values Linson, but Chris Mullin is also on good terms.

Looking at Monta Ellis as he walked to the field, McHale sighed.

Chris Mullin has proposed two options: one is to trade Monta Ellisga's first-round picks next year and the following year's first-round picks and Frenchman Petrus as chips in exchange for Linsenga and Mike James.

This plan made him very tempted, although Monta Ellis is a second-round rookie, but this year is only his second year, although the potential is not as big as Lin Sen, but still very young.

Ellis has averaged 16 points per game this season with coming off the bench, and he has a similar style to Linson, and his offensive approach is more comprehensive than Linson.

And with two first-round picks, McHale doesn't believe the Warriors will make the playoffs in the highly competitive West, so these two drafts will have a good chance of a lottery draft, which is undoubtedly a big temptation for the Timberwolves who are looking to rebuild.

In addition, the Frenchman Petrus is also in his playing year, although the offensive means are not rich enough, but he is much better than Hasser, and the defense is much better than Hasser, but the only problem is that Petrus is a rookie contract for one year.

And although Mike James has just been brought in with a big contract in the new season, McHale has already moved the idea of trading him out of the team.

And the Warriors are also prepared to give four million in cash in order to balance the salary gap in the trade between the two sides.

The crux of all the questions returned to Lin Sen, he knew Lin Sen's value very well, and Lin Sen was also the one he strongly asked to be selected, and he believed that Lin Sen's future would be brilliant.

But this is all his own belief, and who can guarantee 100% in the future, even if he believes that it will.

What's more, Mullin's offer of a contract is hard for him to refuse.

The Warriors' package two is Monta Ellis and Mike Dunleavy and next year's first-round pick plus a second-round pick next two years.

The Timberwolves, on the other hand, would need to give Linson, Garricky Davis, Eddie Griffin, and a first-round pick the following year.

Ricky Davis, like Mike James, has long wanted to trade out of the team, and the Warriors have given Mike Dunleavy in addition to Ellis, although Mike Dunleavy has been injured this season, his future ability is recognized.

Both of these plans seem to be the Warriors' losses, and if it weren't for Mullin's own words, McHale would never believe the Warriors would be so crazy.

Putting aside other factors and considering these two options, the second plan given by the Warriors is more practical, but the key is here in Linson.

There is no doubt about Linsen's commercial value, but the Minnesota region is a bit biased to determine that places like the Golden State of Los Angeles will not be able to get more benefits, and the development of Linsen's personal future capabilities has become the key.

McHale looked over the court, where Linson had just singled Barnes and then made a throw.

He could never have imagined that he would fall into the trouble of trading so early after choosing Lin Sen.

Chris Mullin, who lives far away in Auckland, was reluctant to do both, but his teacher, Nelson Sr., mandated it.

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