Randy Wittman is fired as coach of the Wolves

The poor results that come with Minnesota Timberwolves have made the franchise sack its coach, Randy Wittman, the eighth in team history, carrying a 4-15.

On Saturday the Wolves lost by 23 points against Los Angeles Clippers, another team that dances at home. Was the trigger. Randy Wittman will not train over the Wolves. Thus becomes the fourth coach ended this season after Eddie Jordan of the Wizards, PJ Carlesimo of Thunder and Sam Mitchell of the Raptors.

Kevin McHale, who coached since a few years ago, it sounds to replace Wittman. The last time Kevin McHale coached the Wolves had a team around Kevin Garnett, with the likes of Sam Cassell, Latrell Sprewell and Wally Szczerbiack around.

"Something had to change," said a source from the computer.

Al Jefferson, on the contrary, it is clear. "All of the costumes. You can come and train Jesus Christ himself, that if we did not play hard on the court are not going to win."

Randy Wittman came to the Wolves last season from Kevin Garnett on the team, getting a partial mark of 12-30. Last season, the Wolves were among the worst teams in the NBA at 22-60.

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