Timberwolves, Chris Finch and Minneapolis
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I’m more than a resident,” Chris Finch said. “This is my home. I love living here. I love being a part of this community.”
We feel like we’ve got a lot of work to do.” Warriors coach Steve Kerr said he spoke directly with Finch and with Wolves veteran Joe Ingles, who relayed to Kerr that the team was shaken and preferred not to play on Saturday.
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