NBA says Julius Randle traveled on buzzer-beater in Timberwolves win
The Minnesota Timberwolves and Phoenix Suns should’ve gone to overtime Sunday, and Julius Randle’s buzzer-beating 3-pointer shouldn’t have counted. According to that report, Randle should’ve been called for traveling and the shot should not have counted.
All those who've previously slammed the NBA's Last Two Minute Reports (L2M) have been justified again this week.
The general teeth of the team aren’t nearly as sharp as the bite exhibited a season ago. And yet Minnesota still currently ...
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Timberwolves 'got to get back to some basics' on defenseJust last season, the Minnesota Timberwolves boasted the top-ranked defense in the NBA. They pride themselves on being a defensive team, but that hasn’t truly been the case through 14 games in the ...
NBA executive vice president Joe Dumars announced on Sunday that the Minnesota Timberwolves’ Anthony Edwards has been fined ...
The Golden State Warriors have long been linked to Jimmy Butler, but recent reports suggest a deal could be on the horizon.
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NBA Confirms Controversial Call in Suns Loss to WolvesPHOENIX -- After review, the NBA says the no-call to end Sunday's contest between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Phoenix Suns was correct. At the buzzer, Timberwolves forward Julius Randle got a ...
The Rockets and Warriors are two unlikely teams that sit on top of the Western Conference and near the top of the NBA power ...
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