Can Timberwolves use Thunder comeback as a building block?
The Minnesota Timberwolves put the NBA on notice Monday night. Despite sitting in the seventh seed in the Western Conference, they could be legit. They tied their largest comeback in franchise history by taking down the top-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder 131-128 in overtime on the road.
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While embarrassing, OKC Thunder's 131-128 OT loss to Timberwolves was inconsequentialWhile embarrassing, Oklahoma City Thunder's 131-128 OT loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves was inconsequential.
As the lead slipped away and the bricked triples built a mansion in the Paycom Center, the crowd groaned. Mutterings and ...
With the win, the Wolves snap a two-game skid and inch closer to the LA Clippers for the sixth spot in the West.
Left for dead for most of the evening, Minnesota went on a frantic rally and finished the job in the extra session.
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Player grades: Thunder epically blow 25-point lead in 131-128 OT loss to TimberwolvesAfter leading by 25 points, the Oklahoma City Thunder suffered a 131-128 overtime loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves. The ...
Terrence Shannon Jr. and Jaden McDaniels led a fourth-quarter charge to force overtime, and the Wolves staged a team-record ...
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had 37 points, eight rebounds, eight assists and three steals to help the West-leading Oklahoma City ...
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