What did Chris Finch do or say to pick up a second technical foul and get tossed in Phoenix? Apparently, the Timberwolves' head coach called the officiating crew "bozos" under his breath, which is what led to his first career ejection.

The coach “woke up choosing violence,” went at the players harshly during a film session and didn’t cool before he got tossed.

The Minnesota Timberwolves spent much of the 2023-24 season bending other NBA teams over their knee and putting belt to ass. Sidestepping the whole Chris Finch lit a fire and possibly turned Minnesota's season around when he called the refs bozos.

In a league where guys like Draymond Green exist, "bozos" cannot be where the line is drawn for getting ejected.

Luka Garza experienced a little déjà vu Thursday. Whenever the Timberwolves have come to the Delta Center in Utah over the last three seasons, the team has needed Garza to contribute in a major way. “Seems like something about this building,

Minnesota Timberwolves HC Chris Finch was on one on Wednesday. The fifth-year veteran coach earned his first-ever career ejection in a game that saw the Timberwolves defeat the Phoenix Suns 121-113.

In a heated game between the Timberwolves and Suns, Wolves coach Chris Finch was ejected after receiving his second technical foul. Finch's outburst came as a shock, but Anthony Edwards intervened to calm the situation.

Keeping Edwards moving forward is Finch’s most important duty as Minnesota’s head coach, and he’s good at it. The Timberwolves, specifically Edwards, are significantly better for it.

Minnesota Timberwolves coach Chris Finch was ejected from Wednesday night's game against the Phoenix Suns at the Footprint Center in Phoenix after picking up his second technical foul of the game during the third quarter.

"One of the things that the fans love about your game is that the game looks easy to you, Rob," Timberwolves broadcaster Jim Petersen said to Rob Dillingham. "Is the game easy for you?" "I ain't gon' lie,

The Timberwolves' winning record in January can be attributed to Anthony Edwards, who had a tremendous month on both ends of the floor.