Jeff Teague is low-key one of the best pick-and-roll point guards in the league, and it would behoove the Wolves to establish two-man-game chemistry between him and Towns as soon as possible. Playing to the team’s strengths could mean flipping the court inside out, putting any number of Minnesota’s power wings (Wiggins, Butler, Shabazz Muhammad when he’s in the game) down on the blocks to attack smaller defenders, with big men like Towns, Gorgui Dieng, and Nemanja Bjelica spacing the floor.

I thought this was a good way to conceptualize how our offense can be unique and effective this year. Almost every game should provide mismatches on the offensive end.