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Minnesota Timberwolves

Julius Randle scores 30 as Timberwolves beat Hornets 122-105

Julius Randle scores 30 as Timberwolves beat Hornets 122-105

Julius Randle scored 30 points to lead the Minnesota Timberwolves past the Charlotte Hornets 122-105 on Saturday night, their first victory since All-Star Anthony Edwards was sidelined with an injury.
by The Associated Press

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Lakers fend off Timberwolves on Austin Reaves’ buzzer-beater for 116-115 win

Lakers fend off Timberwolves on Austin Reaves’ buzzer-beater for 116-115 win

Austin Reaves swished the 12-foot winner in the lane right before the buzzer to finish with 28 points and lift the Los Angeles Lakers to a 116-115 victory after the Minnesota Timberwolves had taken the lead with a late 14-2 run.
by The Associated Press

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Wolves find comfort in feeling of being settled, after big trade brought rocky start last season

Wolves find comfort in feeling of being settled, after big trade brought rocky start last season

The Minnesota Timberwolves are leaning into stability after a rocky start to last season following a major trade. New arrivals Donte DiVincenzo and Julius Randle took awhile to adjust to new environments on and off the court after they were acquired in the stunning deal that sent cornerstone Karl-Anthony Towns to New York.
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