TWB Staff

Sonia Grover - Daily News
Dave Kelsey - Columnist
Jeremy Knutson - Columnist
Jon Marthaler - Columnist
Mike Reynolds - Columnist
Rob Brewer - Podcaster
Neil Olstad - Podcaster
Derek Hanson - Webmaster

Forum Latest

Re:Minnesota Timberwolves-the future NBA champions
by mmaland 2010/02/09 06:38
Re:Minnesota Timberwolves-the future NBA champions
by Minnesota Polars 2010/02/08 19:19
Re:Article on possible 2011 lockout.
by College Wolf 2010/02/08 15:52
Re:Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf
by jbird 2010/02/08 15:49
Re:Article on possible 2011 lockout.
by jbird 2010/02/08 15:45
Wolves 85, Thunder 88 E-mail
Written by SG   
Monday, 03 November 2008 04:07

Wolves record: 1-2


Westbrook sparked a comeback with back-to-back steals on the defensive end and then scored the go-ahead basket for the last of his 14 points as the Thunder beat the Minnesota Timberwolves  88-85 Sunday night for their first victory in their new home.


Wolves coach Randy Wittman didn't need a second look at the stat sheet to put his finger on the key.

"Twenty-five second-chance points," he said. "That's the difference in the game."

That, and 19 offensive rebounds by the Thunder, and an 0-for-10 shooting night by Wolves point guard Randy Foye, who is 3 for 24 in his past two games and might be in danger of losing his starting job.


The Wolves led 73-63 with 1 minute, 19 seconds left in the third quarter and then scored 12 points the rest of the way. They allowed guard Russell Westbrook to show why Kevin Love's former UCLA teammate was the surprise fourth overall selection in last summer's draft, when they committed three successive turnovers in the quarter's final 62 seconds on bad passes by Craig Smith, Mike Miller and Randy Foye.

The Thunder scored the quarter's final seven points to pull within a basket, a turning point that Wittman called "huge" because of his team's inattentiveness with the basketball. Foye, the Wolves' starting point guard, committed five of the team's 14 turnovers to go along with an 0-for-10 shooting night.


Digg! Reddit! Facebook! Technorati! StumbleUpon! BallHype: hype it up!
Comments (0)Add Comment

Write comment

busy
< Prev   Next >
 

About Bloguin

Bloguin is the revolutionary blog network specifically focused on helping bloggers get the most out of their websites. We're currently working on building a large network of online communities and hope to expand our blogging coverage to include a wide range of topics.

Advertisers

The Bloguin Network allows advertisers to promote their products and services to our ever-growing number of visitors. We offer both site-specific ad placements as well as the ability to run a network-wide campaign. If you're interested in working with Bloguin to meet your advertising needs, please contact us.

Bloggers Wanted

The Bloguin Network is always looking to expand. We're specifically looking for blogs in the sports, entertainment, and video games field, but are open to adding any type of quality site.. If you're a blogger and interested in joining our network, please fill out our application form.

The Bloguin Login

The Bloguin Login gives you full access to everything our network has to offer. Your name and password will work for each and every one of our sites. Signing up is simple, and will allow you to post in all our forums, create member blogs, and access other cool features! What are you waiting for? Create an Account!