Timberwolves 127, Bulls 108: Nothing To See Here

Imagine this: the Minnesota Timberwolves beating a bad team at home. Sounds pretty strange, right?

Imagine no longer.

The Chicago Bulls came into Target Center on Wednesday night on the second half of a back-to-back. Lonzo Ball was held out, though he signed a contract extension, and Chicago also rolled without recently-acquired Tre Jones, Zac Collins, and Kevin Huerter, not even filling out a full 13-man bench.

It was a prime opportunity for a sputtering Wolves team to right previous wrongs at home and get back on track, especially given its .500 home record heading into the evening and less-than-stellar recent appearances.

Timberwolves are 12-12 at home, Chris Finch said that was the topic of…