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The Rule of Three(-Pointers) and Trade-Season Preview

Jimmy Buckets has the Wolves rolling, Devin Booker and the Suns continue to struggle, and DeMarcus Cousins might need to start shooting 3s

By Chris Vernon and Kevin O'Connor
New Orleans Pelicans v Minnesota Timberwolves Photo by Jordan Johnson/NBAE via Getty Images

Chris Vernon and Kevin O’Connor discuss the recent Jimmy Butler–led Minnesota Timberwolves surge (0:58), speculate about the Phoenix Suns’ future with Devin Booker at the helm (18:33), and debate the change in the role of 3-pointers (31:09). Then, they analyze how the San Antonio Spurs have managed to thrive in the absence of key players (37:31), wonder if DeMarcus Cousins should be shooting 3s (46:01), and evaluate the likelihoods of recent trade rumors (48:23).

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