In Episode 46 of Harrison Talks Pod, we break down two teams that perfectly capture where the modern NBA is right now — the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Utah Jazz — for very different reasons.
The Timberwolves have won 7 of their last 9 games, including a gritty win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, but they still don’t feel dominant. That disconnect matters.
In this segment, I explain:
Why this isn’t a hot streak — it’s a correction phase
How Minnesota is winning without suddenly looking elite
Why their offense feels fragile late despite strong efficiency numbers
How defense, rebounding, and possession-ending discipline are stabilizing gamesWhy Anthony Edwards isn’t just closing games — he’s overwriting them
This is a team being judged differently for the first time — and that’s a good thing.I don’t know if the Jazz are good — but I know they’re honest.Utah is one of the most volatile League Pass teams in the NBA, capable of scoring 130 points and still losing. In this segment, we dig into:
Why their offense jumps straight into varianceHow pace, volume shooting, and ball movement shape their identity
Why wins and losses look wildly different night to night
The guard-driven pressure that overwhelms defenses — and themselvesWhy their defense isn’t broken, but is absolutely a trade-off
The Jazz aren’t trying to be respectable. They’re trying to be dangerous.
If you enjoy NBA conversations that connect stats to feel, explain why games look the way they do, and avoid lazy takes, this episode is for you.
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