Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse joins host Michael Rand for a look back at the weekend in sports. Reusse made the trek to Fargo, N.D., for the men's hockey region final and saw the Gophers fend off St. Cloud State in a 4-1 victory for a berth in the Frozen Four. The depth, talent and determination of this year's Gophers team told the story.
Patrick Reusse thrilled by Gophers hockey, has high Timberwolves hopes, pessimistic about Twins
12:00: The Timberwolves earned a big win over the Warriors on Sunday, with Karl-Anthony Towns supplying the clutch points in the closing minutes. The Wolves are over .500 again and have a legitimate chance at a top-6 seed in the West. Meanwhile, the Wild are in first place in the Central Division heading into the final stretch of games.
29:00: Twins pitcher Sonny Gray is not content to pitch four or five innings and doesn't think a lot of the other pitchers in the rotation are, either. And Reusse expresses discontent with the Twins offense and their injury situation.
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