Timberwolves 118, Magic 111: A Fourth Quarter Avalanche Saves Minnesota

Home sweet home. After a season of long road trips and crazy travel, the Minnesota Timberwolves returned home for their first extended homestand in over a month, taking on the Orlando Magic. The Wolves now play their next five and seven of their next eight games at Target Center.

The Wolves' offense has been humming since Julius Randle returned on March 2. Randle has been playing the best basketball of his Minnesota career to this point and Friday night against the Magic was no exception.

Randle led the Wolves in first half scoring and playmaking with 17 points and 4 assists. The Wolves forward was able to get to his shot, find shooters out of the post, and made fantastic cuts for easy…