In a game of multiple runs by both teams, the Jazz got the better end of play late and left town a winner over the Wolves.
This time Karl-Anthony Towns didn’t rain down threes, the Wolves didn’t have a relative unknown provide an unexpected boost.
For the second time in three nights the Timberwolves played the Utah Jazz, this time at Target Center on Wednesday. Losers at home Monday, the Jazz returned the favor in a 103-95 victory over the Wolves in a game that featured generally poor shooting, officiating that made everyone unhappy and more runs than you can count on your fingers.