[Moore] Rudy Gobert made a plea to the coaching staff to have the offense in front of the Wolves’ bench in the second half of away games. (The visiting team gets to choose.) Asked about it after the game, he smiled and said, “3 and 0, baby!”

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>So three games ago (after the Chicago loss — where the Wolves blew another 4th quarter lead), Rudy Gobert made a plea to the coaching staff to choose to have the offense be in front of the Wolves’ bench in the second half of games. (The visiting team gets to choose.)

>Asked Rudy Gobert about it after the game, he smiled and said, “3 and 0, baby!”

>**Anthony Edwards said he’s liked the adjustment:** “Rudy wanted to change that earlier in the year and they was like it doesn’t matter. And then he said something about it again, and they changed it. And I agree with him. I think it does matter. Because if we on the opposite side of the floor, we can’t hear the play calls. If we run something and he call something else, he mad at us and we don’t know what he saying. So I think putting it over on our side is better because he can now call every play that we want and we can hear him and we can communicate with him offensively… Because defensively we got fuckin Rudy Gobert. We don’t need them talking to us on defense. He doing all the talking.”

>**Chris Finch on the topic:** “What I like most about it is it made Rudy really happy. And a happy Rudy is a good Rudy for us.”

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