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Short-handed Timberwolves again strike brilliant offensive balance in win over Kings

On Sunday, the Minnesota Timberwolves avenged one of their worst losses with a 117-103 victory over the Sacramento Kings at Target Center, three weeks after blowing a late lead.
Missing Anthony Edwards and Mike Conley , the Timberwolves coaching staff adjusted lineups for both Friday and Sunday wins.
Balanced scoring featured five players scoring 18 or more on Sunday, with Julius Randle and Naz Reid producing double-doubles to anchor the effort.
After the Kings cut the lead, Minnesota's late defense and scoring, including Naz Reid's triple and Donte DiVincenzo's steal-to-layup, sealed the game with a 26-10 run.
A Timberwolves center posted seven points and 12 rebounds before exiting early for personal reasons, while Bones Hyland, guard, recovered to start Sunday and played 36 minutes.

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