“I would say...” the expectations going into the game were at an all-time low. However, it feels as though the team had visited that very same low multiple times throughout the season. The next game was still going to tip-off and the Minnesota Timberwolves were still mired in the swamp of .500-ball, yet they would still have another opportunity to turn the season around. Awaiting them were a pair of All-NBA two-way wings who just welcomed back their starting center. Should I also mention they recently added a former league MVP to the starting lineup?
Wolves 108, Clippers 101: Losing Streak West-broken in LA
