Minnesota Timberwolves head coach Chris Finch has taken the blame for Julius Randle's struggles in the playoffs, citing his own inability to get the player going. Finch made the comments during an interview with KFAN's Paul Allen, where he also discussed the team's next steps and potential improvements. The Timberwolves have fallen short in the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year, and Finch believes it's time for the team to mature and take next steps. He also mentioned the importance of staying healthy and making key acquisitions to improve the team's chances in the playoffs. Finch's comments come as the team looks to rebuild and improve for the upcoming season. Finch also praised Randle's defensive efforts, saying he did a great job guarding Victor Wembanyama. However, Randle's struggles on offense were a major concern for the team, and Finch acknowledged that he couldn't get the player going. The team will look to improve their offense and overall performance in the upcoming season.