On Tuesday night, the Timberwolves will get a chance to get back on the winning path, this time against a San Antonio Spurs team that despite sitting in second place in the West with a 31-9 record has uncharacteristically lost two of their last three games against sub-par teams in the Milwaukee Bucks and the last place Phoenix Suns.
In the first and only meeting so far between the two teams, the Spurs were led by 31 points from Kawhi Leonard and took an easy victory with a final score of 105-9. Karl-Anthony Towns struggled to find his shot in one of his worst shooting performances of the season, going 3-of-16 from the field for 11 points.