While the Los Angeles Lakers bounced back from a poor Game 1 against the Minnesota Timberwolves to win Game 2, 94-85, they still have lots of work to do in this first-round playoff series. For one thing, they had their home-court advantage stolen in that Game 1 loss, and they will have to win at least one of the next two games at Target Center to reclaim it.
Offensively, they haven't exactly played well so far. They scored a decent 58 points in the first half of Game 2, but their offense ground to a halt afterward and only yielded 13 points in the fourth quarter.