Speaking to reporters following Friday’s loss to San Antonio, Timberwolves coach Chris Finch blasted crew chief Tony Brothers for confronting him during a fourth quarter stoppage in play, according to Chris Hine of The Star-Tribune (subscription required).
Chris Finch did not hold back when addressing his heated exchange with veteran NBA referee Tony Brothers, calling the moment both avoidable and unprofessional.
The more they rant, the more it is going to be a physical series between the Minnesota Timberwolves and the San Antonio Spurs. However, tensions boiled over fast during Game 3 on Friday night.
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Chris Finch didn’t hold back. The Timberwolves coach took issue with veteran official Tony Brothers after Minnesota’s 115-108 loss to the Spurs in Game 3, calling the interaction “completely unprofessional behavior.” The flashpoint came midway through the fourth quarter.
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