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Intrigue at National Basketball Association (NBA) game in Timberwolves, Minnesota (3/10) at home 96:97 (21:25, 30:10, 26:33, 19:29) landed at the Orlando Magic club (7/8).
The Timberwolves won the first half of the game 51:35, with three minutes left to play with a double-digit difference (91:81), but it was small.
Evano Fournier’s five points in a row allowed the guests to get closer to combat distance and play 35 seconds remaining. Cole as Anthony long shot reduced the difference to one shot. Aaron Gordon blocked D’Angelo Russell on the other side of the field, Malik Beasley missed and Jarred Vanderbilt missed both free throws, leaving the Magic’s opportunity with a three-point siren to beat Anthony.
The injured Markelle Fultz, who finished in the top five, scored 13 points in a total of 28 minutes (2/4 of two points, 3/3 of triples), bounced 7 balls, made 3 assists, blocked the shot, committed a mistake only once and made 3 mistakes. .
Pleasantly surprising 15th NBA Rookie Summon hit three 3s for the first time in his career, although he had previously lacked stability, racking up 10.1 points, 4.3 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game.
“I knew it would be difficult to get to the end, but I could always throw a triple. Feeling amazing. I didn’t even see my pitch when I released the ball, I just saw him dissecting the net,” the newcomer shared his emotions.
His successor, M. Fultz, underwent successful surgery for torn ligaments. He will no longer play this season.
Minnesota club leader Karl-Anthony Towns has played just four games this season due to a wrist injury and the coronavirus. The Timberwolves are clearly missing him, having only won once in the last 11 games.
“Magic”: Nikola Vučevičius 28 (8 reb), Evan Fournier 24 (2/9 trip.), Aaron Gordon (9 reb, 7 reb, 4 blocks) and Cole Anthony (7 reb, 3/3 three points) after 13.
“Timberwolves”: D’Angelo Russell 19 (6 res, 4/7 triples), Nazreon Reid 14, Malik Beasley 13 (7 res, 5 res, 3/10 triples), Jaden McDaniels 12 (8 res), Josh Okogie 11 (sixth req.), Anthony Edward 8 (2/10 colon).
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